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

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Newspaper Page TextTTTF F..4 OTMNrfi FVftNfNO nfiSERVFR La Grande Evening Observer in itKi'KK Imav m:wsi-ai-i;u Pulillslinl dully and weokly at Lu Urumla, Orcpon, by th LA. UI1ANMI0 EVENING OUHUUVUK I'UUUHUINO CO. ItHUCIS DENNIS Editor Enloretl at puHtorrico at 1 Grande, Orison, am Hucunt Claao Mall Mnllur. On sain In oilmr eltlea Urnjron Hotnl Nuws Stand, Fort land; Imperial Nuwi Bland, Portland; Multnomah Now maud, Portland Addiima all communication! to Th Olxervnr, 1 4 IS Adami 4e., I.n Grumlu, Oregon. huiis:mi'i luh kaiks lly ('airier Oally, per month tally, por l.liroa months ....... Daily, per tlx mmitha, in udvanco Dally, lni;le copy Ily Mall Dally, per month t, a.'t tt.l Dally, per tlx inonllia. In advance Dally, per year, In advanco Oljuervur-Stiir, per year ... 2.t,o lii.ua ja.OB OlTlf ANJJ COUNT V OKr'lUlAi, I'AfErt Tho Aatioclntod Preafl la exclusively Audited to use for pub lication of all news Ulflpulches credited to It or not olherwln ireillted If published therein. An rVht of republication or tpeclul (llxpulchea In this, paper, and alno the local news herein also aru reserved. jhe might be excused for his extravagant statement, bat I he is not new, for he Once served ns county commissioner ; and somehow the very things he promises to the people ; of Portland if they will but elect him mayor were not given to the people of Multnomah county during' the Hoi man j administration. ' j Just some of Roaring Puifus' bunfc that'. all brink ; that he hopes to ride into office upon. Ilomr of puhltr prohltMHM often hear only the muat fuiHiuHli' resemhl tuiri. to the reality. iTIIB OLD HOME TOWN MJCMIJKIt ASSOCIATED PUEHS Tbe Aaaoclated Prctu Is exclusively entitled to ub for pub lication of all news diapatohes credited la it or not other win rtxlltdd If published tlteruln. All rights of republication of pecial dispatches In this papnr, and also tbs local nsvs Hffn also ara reaarved. ll(tV KX.'KI.I.KNT l lliy tnvlnif kitidm.su, o Cod! llniv fore the children of imrr pnt their trust under the .shadow of thy uiiiKK. Tin y shall he almmlnntly Mati::fh-d wit h the fntncKH of thy house; and Hum idntll inuke llnm drink "f th river of t hy pleasurci. ls;ilm ;Hi:7, x. , ; iTIIR OLD HOME TOWN '.....'.. By Stanlay i ED WUKrGLER.sWHO DCuVERS VMniNS FO HIS WIFE,, ANNOUNCES HIS CAMkJf SLOGAN IN MS FIOIT To BEATOUT gfg-t WALKFR FQg. SHERIFF- Are You Pafriofic? Then Vote On November 4th a National Presidential Election w ill be held in the United States. The only right way to select a President (and other executives) is for everyone to signify his or her choice. Consider it a sacred duly to your country to go to the polls and cast your vote. OFFICE CAT TMAOS HANK MO, By Junius Listen, Voter and Taxpayer Out of all the eampiiij-n arsiinients that are heard these days, one thiiiR stands out impossible of contradiction. That is, if La FoNette were elected president and Able to put his plan of government -ownership into effect, it Would lnean increased taxes for every person in Oregon. This is so' because the share of taxes now paid by. the railroads, amounting on the iiveraKC throughout the state tri ifcTenl'-fvhOrefcia byuv remaining property in Oregon, since the railroads, if gov ernment owned, would pay no taxes at all. Total .taxes in Union county in 1023 were $(100,010.78. Out of this total the railroads paid $124,534.33, or 18 per cent of the total. When Union county voters go to the polls November 4th they should not forget that a vote for La Follette is ,a vote for the increase of their taxes by IS per cent. 'SAM, f IV KK Wrlf, lliey'v,, (join- uml (liilir It 'tUHlu mill ivhn cniTH cxcepi Hie poor inrnrliiiinte who lias (ii Hill- iup I i;oi-il or Ill-Inch nl- juuoil I lint' looks tiHhiy lis it nil i h'liliaiu limi liniici it. lit), will jl. hoys mill ihry iinisl liuvr llielr i run. even us Hu ll- ralhers 11-11I in III! III,. l,iU- allil'u 1 ' : . . j Hul Hallow ( 'iif nowudavH full Mo H.f many dhflciill fnitx ik-r- foriind. Ht'iiirmlMT about in yvu.ru Ko uiH'ii u cow va lodprd In th Htri'jiic of n Hrhnnl-hmiHO, at llicj i':IK'imn of flvo h on i-tt hard work?! Muf lh( uuh dbln't inlnii tho rii-f lionM a8td: IiiHtructintc fi'dt-nil fwrvi' hoard to raiHc intfrcnt rat cm tn country dislrloU. lo rrsirfrt credit and lower t hi price of wheat My per cent; instructing: hits' hiiMincHi through interlocking (11-rectornii-H ant credit power to raisp prlcej tm rood! Bold to farm era and lower oi hr prices; in- Ntrui'tini- Hie slate ileparinienl to force a loan on HonduratfUa and instrucllnir navy department to land marineH to protect lo:in; iu s( nut in,- newspuper ciiiiorliil writ ten! to Hiippurt rtepuhllcans anI liintntclinj,' all horrowers to donate to KeiMihlican campaign fund on pain of iKiukriiptcy. ' There. It no denylny: th- doop ie;i,ted Hwuy of th myth. liill lo i.MLliy who have seen Will street and Hit Ittisincs.H at cloiit? raiiKe it Heenut so riitlciilous tin to i luakn them lielieve merely tliut tliOM- who ucirept it ure afflltced1 wiilt hooliory and dini-offOpru-i'y. I Tlie pH choloKiMl would proh- ulily- report tliut there Is just as' I'mukiMM-: i'i,ri'h:rts , l.ut'lit V. rtohhlns In Current llisiury .MaKiixine: The llfi of the native or the J'hllippine Islands h ( Mteaitily ht coming Amerlc:ini.crl. Kormeiiy th ivspcctuhlc r-'illpino x'.vl would not venture alone nut of her door, (cut some man for whom she cure should walk besidf hep or venturi' to talco her hand. Then, perforce, h would1 havf- to accept him an her fiance letti her friends mitfht say, '"Sec, thai uhl is a had chsiracier; she strolls hrn wniy ahout with men." Now, however, tin you n nr Filipino who has uhsorluM modern freedom or thought with her American school - illK' refuses to he coerced. She chooseH her hushand lo suit .herself. Jf her parems ohjeef she will run away iunt marry withotit their consent. Hhc will make' a Kpod wife (find a devoted motlier, and never sliii-k lahor In field or shop hesido her man, whoso efpial sh' is in general uf fairs, as slm has always heen. for femininism is no m-w fhiner in the I 'hiiippini!. She will manage economically. Her heiel chewing and clKuretlc atnok injr never hecome cxtravaiinccs. J-lcr husband may have Ills cock fights, which the. Kpunish. found already established In Ijis Kelt1-' pinus, or he may sometlmis drink too fniich of the heavy lulu, or gamble heavily nt pool, hut he sel dom Indulges In affairs of the h oa rt . The I'NMpmo Ls of jealous nature and unite as capable as her man of applying the family hulo lo oih- than Itousehold uses. !'he liiH:hist cIukh l-'illplnos '. arc , those ir Spanish ancestry, main-i talnliiff proud, old-fashioned state! in t heir ancient mansions behind mossy walls . and t heir jalousied halconhs that overlook the nar row street. Here will ho found the lady of the house speaking perfect Kng lish. She learned t he lanKuaK'n dni'mir a four year's course at a New Kit; land college, acquired 4'astDlan from her Spanish Krand mother, studied Krone!, at a Swiss school and-picked up at home til tiro islands h'r fluency in the sev eral dialects spoken by her nu merous corps of servants. WARM BLANKETS For Chilly Nights Chilly niithls urf niailr coiiforr nlh hi'MCUIh wnriu lihurtivls surll iihhsiihI iin(lll,v lis Ik rmuirf' In our slin k or pn- oos htanj. Our sKH liM Uii liiih' many ph'w. Utif shlllll'S Hlllk jkumths uiui nuv fiFircs hi nimilly. ns aui'Wllv.. ORKOON CltY VIRttIN WOOL' CRORFJCTS CKNDLCTON AL1WOOI. PROIWICTS HUNT'S LETTER (Continued Irom pace 1) hours, and thev weren't receiving uiucU iudivid uttl difference. time and -a hull for ft either. fiuueh K'efierosily, as much native as mucli iiiilependene As one studies t lie court, liow- over. the cot-.vicflun Krows that rhaiiKC ill it before Ioiik arc in evitable. Tin-so will not be chan.ijos In proced ure or in t he scope of lis aut horily, hut In Its personnel. Two of its members are now on the shady side nf eltfhly. Thai roT .o. i A dmiU cot loir ltJoiikct. tIHKl . nr41liltH'llt Of C(d- (ws, iiu-kuiliuu uliiir, K'"" a hi! iau lahls lull UtTU. redtud tth $2.69 LOT XO. 2 lloublr f-hflon hl.iukets In I lie mucl.-u niilt'il sle of 0(tNO. Several pailern of white. Ian mid ji-i-y. I'ricctl al $3.39 I-'luc quality cotMui ilwii ble hlankcl, wune ihiHi.v its Lot No. :t, ml in-IIm luroc slc i if " 2 vMK iv -ilueetl lo $3.65 ' I,OT XO. I Finer qnntity double oi lon f hi nk ('-In hi plaids, of Krc.v. tail ami uhile.'l'boe lire exceptionally heavy Mnnkcts n( $4.19 rrr no. r This lot of si itsle enftrnt blankets nrc of n sheet stv.c- ami i?re Just I hc I liilir for Hm sleeping; porch. They art In plaids of run, Hrrcy ami vvliiie l $1.43 AH Mail Orders Given Prompt ami Careful attention Complete Stock of Bed Spreads, PfHows, Sheets and Pillow Cases they will much longer retain their seats Is nllOKcihor unlikely. Til esc octojtrenarian members are Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, son of "The Autocrat of the Urea lifn hI Table," and J usl ico Jo seph AleKonna. Holmes wilt bo hr March; McKcnnar was St hT Arr KUSt. - Although the youuffer in years. ! Mi-Ki-nna is rikely to o,uit the i bench first. M rs. McKenna dice! n January, 1 S!S. on appointment early in October and It is expected ' by President McKlnley. her death may hasten his with-! Holmes, appointed by fJoosevelf drawal. He is a liille. frall-ap-1 in lltni. retains astonishing vi.or Iearln- man. while-haired nudjdesplle his .years. Aloro than six now plainly burdened by his years. I feet tall, eroct.Vmphallr in speech' lie is the otilest Justice in point of land manner,- he's still puckhij.:' servicer too. having taken his seal j middle-ape punch and pep. If we inn y Im iicrmlttcil to say n. modern i'onciiiciirei rnlW u tnlhi Kh U mil or llairoweVn, iiiiv-hnw. Nearing the End Voters have boon bombarded with political arguments from all aides for the past few weeks, but the campaign is now in its last slnjre and while many minds have been made up, there are those possibly who are still undecided. As a closing Argument in tjie present campaign we ask every man and woman to think of the national condition that has always prevailed when the Republican party was retired. The unemployment and slow business conditions have ever been present when the Democratic party was in power, with the exception of the Wilson administration when n world war caused all nations to buy anything America had to sell at an exorbitant price. When you go into that booth to vote look at the situa tion in a broad manner, admitting that n government is perfect, but ask yourself if it is not a fact that under Republican rule we have nil had work, we have all had a good living, we have all had money to spend. Then view the periods when Republicans were not in power. The bread lines, the soup kitchens, the unrest combined to make the United States a nation of dissastis fird and uncomfortable people. Vote the Republican ticket on Tuesday. It is the safe and sane thing to do. Afntlnrn f :f f Irlcwy. ' ' ioiij (in nrriiv buy) "Huh -ilii' miiniiKfr luhl ymi Klui to ilii In Ihn ul'liM-iinnii 7 ' Hoy: "Vis, sir, I inn to wnlic. Illui up whi n I nii you coming;. Anlnml Klumhi mv ininnimiM'il an it rwiv Tor ImhlnrHK. Thry'i-i' nil liuimiivni. iit ov, r tin. wIr In one i i-Mlxc-l. luiylmw ihcy nm'l hlmr. orr. ... Tlir ki'ooiii limy hr illi'oilllirliniiK III I ho weili!lii. Inn he hiirilly cvi-r u paxsi'il up i 1 1 -. I I leu ihr iliurit f'OIIII'H iiIoiik. llMlloni'rii ronii'S Jlial 'hifoio "h'rtlim. Which ilulr ilons lK. iliuliiiKf V Imnl lo May. . OillT Is Vl'iy piulit. ihiilna Ihls llilii- or llio yiar. Inn you i'ip.v ran lv hinr iluvixii' nv lis "hafrt lo lake." Ilalhi'r "laKr II hllril." I This Is lather nhort toiluy hnt Junius jiini K,u hi.r i-hrrk ami luul In rlllti-h II anil hat a hasty rc- ilial lo ki'i'i tin. ri't'illi urx from ln-r. I Si'ltiHllllt'S ami its iniii-h Ri'i'K'arlousni'HK aniou hajilii'is anil liuMini-nH uiru as : a nionK . any other class of the' population. ' j He woulil state that ailloitK themselves Ihey exhililt many rnn rilels umr illt'fei'enees of Interest., hnl thai their menial halills anil nltiliiiles lowaril oulslile groups are ot'len sllmllar. . ' rle woulil tic-count Tor (his sim ilarity, not on the frrounil of ori:? Inal sin or Instruction from au thority, hut on the Ki-nuuil of sim ilar huhits nail environments vvork- IliK through -soeltfil pressure ami the oriltnary mechanisms of stimu lus ami response. He wonltl note that Ihcy often attribute to themselves (;-reater (lower anil more single motives I I.J, ll Ihey actually have, just as Ihcy ilo lo others such as tlio '"Iteilv" anil that llieir cn,neei. mi fly Editorials From Over the Nation Tin: win f wai.i. srmjrr Roaring Rufus Raises Rumpus We thought the days of the soap-box campaign were over in Portland, but wc were mistaken, for in comes Roaring Rufus Holman into the mayor's fight, lie conies with his stinger out; he comes with his roaring apparatus all repaired and working gingerly. The roar of Rufus bleats out his platform which is the platform of other candidates who met defeat lerause people thought they were insincere. Roaring Rufus would have Portlanders vote "for lower carfares and lower tele phone rates without wage reduction." He would not only give I'orll.nid all or that, but he would also throw in for good measure "cheap power," "new industries," "more pay rolls," "clean administration," "protected homes and sub urban development." Of course Rurus can do nothing of the kind, and prob ably no one knows it any better than does Rufus, but he probably figures the old way that a sucker is born everv minute and most of Portland Voters are suckers. If Rufus was a new man in Multnomah county politics lienriTc Soule In the Ni-w liepillillC. The put. ula r plrlur,. of th,. w,,y Wall street wnrhs Is sonu't hlllir like this: Secret conference ir hank presl lellls III I lie ofrice of .1. I'. Mor tal! i'ii. unler of huslneas: OaiikrupMiiK or tanners; Mii.jer. Hon nt IVuM-nl America; election or llepul.ttcan presl.lclll. lp-mln- Saws r.mk One Man l'iis-ui Axes Imihlehll pal tern HmiM'hohl IIo.tV WKlMiKM SAW TOOIX UM.l.INc; ifUtMss Skala Hdw. Company Phone Main 33 - Roesch Uldg. MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES PHONR MAIN 759 We will he glad to open any new accounts jn-our store, either Meat or (iroceries, or both. . ROME BEAUTY APPLES. . ' 95c A I'.'irgain! PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, at his residence on the Ed. Wolfe place, 7 miles sontl of Union, Oregon, on the Old Oregon Trail, ' - Friday, Nov, 7th. Commencing at 10 A. with free lunch at noon ,10 Head of Horses 1 fa-ny Team, 3200. 8 years ohl '1 lllnck Marc. 1 1100, :l years ohl I I'.huli .Mnrc, I.VIO, s vctiin ohl I Ituchskin Mnrc, I.VKI. a years ohl , Including nml I Itlncfc smliflc Mnri- I i'olf. couihiv a yenrs old I (irny .Male. I.VIO 1 ;ta.f floi'sc, l."ilMI I rtlnck .Mure, I2IXI, S tcni's (ihl I lion Gray (ii'lillm;, inn, rctir lil 19 Head Good Cattle Consisting of 1 rude Jciwy. t fresh I ler- Cow. Twsh .Nov. I I 1 lei-f- t'mv, 7 yenif ohl. Trch soon 1 fcruile 4vry Urifw, 2 years oh, fit'.sli ov. '2 1 1 tirade Jersey Cow, 7 r. oltl, frcsli Dec, 15 Vraiiiut llelfei-H 2 Hull f'nlves. I Venrlliiff A llelf'i- (ulvcs 1 ;pnde Jri-scy llrirer. coni 2 r. old. fii'sh .Ian. ;' 1 Durham Cow. 0 .vr, old, fresli .Inn. 2 I (ratio .ler-try Heifer, 3 yr. ohl. fresh I .lers llidfi r, 3 yeftr ohl. I-'rcsli soon .Coats Shoes Dresses Infants to 14 years. Out l it (yoiir children here w ith P.etler Clothes at less expense. We welcome you to conn in and look over nr stork. : Kvei j thinj iit Children's Wear NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Billion Moles Stamping; l!utlin Coverea iii-:mstitciiin(; pleating. The Show Place o( Champions The Pacific International livestock Exposition, or ganized but a scant fourteen years ago, is today the largest general Kvestock show in America, rival ing the National nt Chicago in its horse, !eef cattle and swine exhibits and even suipassing in many respects the National Dairy Show. Tier under on croat roof coTirlnjr lrt ncr. world's II v Rtork rlmnirdons nnd other noluhl stock conir from :uany di!t.iHt Mtaten to coinpeN for prcmiumn lotallnp fiu.(M. Til In year' show comhlncs: Oinnt1c livestock K.tpoMion !ulry Products Show l.nnd Product Show' Northwest Hay nrwl tlrfiln Hhnvr Western Winter Poultry Show Nlifht Hors Show Indui-trlul Fvhlhlt- lnily Auction of Hairy nnd n-f Jfrnck Over 1.Y0O0 people at tendril lnl ymr. avail Ins tlirmelvc of Hit opportunities offered for tiilUnp tlm ws and ntt-nnn of pHifiinhle livestock raUing In the We.sl. Why not a Mend Sinn-self thl year nnd then tnlli over Ihn matter vf iM'itrrloif nnd hicrriithVg yrair nun lr?pKMaH nit Ii is lMro al I In I a .rnnth Nathmnl Brnik? Yon will never nnd us lnklujr hi cneourneenii-iit nnd avManrrv 19 Hogs, 16 Winter Pigs. 3 Brood Sows, Chesterwhite 3G Turkeys, 19 Large Geese, 25 Laying K. I. Pullets, 75 One-year-old Hens 15 Tons First-cutting Alfalfa Hay, 15 Tons First class Grain Hay, 2 Stacks Straw Machinery and House hold Goods 1 R-ri. Jnlin Drrrr IIIiiiIit. miv 1 John IIimmt Mmvrr. nrw . t liny Hake I Il-stt'don Orn llni-i-ow I Ninicli- IHr. I J'm-rnsati'.l. fliHIrr I M-lnch Multiii' ;mt3 rioit I ti-lnrh WnlMim flow I S-nhmi-l innlin CnltiTi Itir 1 lrnn liny Itnck nml lii r- rlrk r 1 4J-W. .lackson Fnrk I Mamiir Spmiilrr I w Tnp hitpj 1 llmk 1 Hrrnklns i'nrf I Si-ln. Mudplmkor Wnnn I -lu. Wnanii I Him kviiiiih l mini nml 'I'liN 2 Slnko lini k lls 1 ;rfnlstniif, wnr I lli-aty S.-I llillrhlit llxr- Set I.ra.1 llarnrv 1 X Sailillo nml llililli- I firfrr Rimsr I Ivurj- Ikil su-ail . I I niviTMU -nm hbH VTiof llrnii-r 1 Iron ll Mrait 2 Boil Spring'. 2 Slnllrossra t KHrlicn Calilml I ffmplc Crwim StpxriMor t Wriihic lrk 1 I lliri T Tnhli- 2 Itnckrr. ' . I KlnliiR Tnhlc ' 8 I liulrs I lihiff Inchlni , anil Wrln-fpf Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention - TERMS: All sums of $20.00 and under, cash. Over S20.00, 8 months time on bankable note drawing 8 per rent inleres!. 2 per cenl discount for cash on sale day on purchases over ?20.00. All property must lie settled for before removal. ," B, E. SHAFER T. II. JOHNSON. And. J. K. REYNOLDS. C Ink. i