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Saturday, November 29; 1024.' pars, roost TOE J: A- CKANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER - La Grande Evening Observer INULttCNJiK.VI) .Yi:VB-t'4lt Published dally and weekly nt Cirundo. Oregon, by tho i, " kvuninu oismkkvku- riituwiiNt; ro. JilM'fK JiKNNIH 1'Mltor ' 1 1 " "T'T" ' f'i - ,, , nt Ii (irande, , Of' on, us Hcooii'l Knlered Class M.i II at post of flco -Mattel ou sal In ot her cities Oregon Hotel New Stand, l'on land; Jinpr-rlal Xiswh KUtOil l'ortl.'iuil; Multnomah N um Htan-I, rorllnnd Address nil communion! Ions to The Cdisnrver, H 1C Adams Ave., La, flraude, OrKpji, .' '-" , nli;kciultion haiks liy Cmrlct Pally, per month- - I tally, jut, 'tlirti; months , , liaily, per six months, lit advance lally, sin;;lo copy , . .. j;y yyuii Daily, per month Jiaily, per nix months, In udvancQ 1 'fitly, per year, lu ndvanco , OIwvr-Hia.r, per yonr 7.ic ...$4.&t fjC ' .'.....50C ...r."' CITY AND COUNT OWJCIAL PATKIl" . AlKMUKfl AHHOCIATi;i !'Jli:SH Tho Associated Iross U exclusively entitled lo uso for pub lication of alt news dispatcher credited to it or not i olhei wlso credited It published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In thin paper, and also tin; local iieus )n lelii uInu are reserved , T.iuu; kiiaj.x rjivrc r.nn .umu thy i;mi mi an my l-ai-l 1 with nil thy Mini, Mini ullli nil thy hi i.-iikI Ii, aiiil with all Ihy miml; ami tliy ii.-IkiiImiiii' :iH tliyift-ir.--l.iik" ii:S7. THE OLD HOME TOWN fcf By Stanley ?P Pit Trotsky Creates A Monster roci.n.v llnM.y: "Vnt. Illimi uiph Iri't-r Ml-I.l.r ; llul, ,' Whatever his motive, War Minister Trotsky in an ad dress, delivered in Moscow hist week disseminated unions j the. Russian people a tremendous amount of false and wicked propaganda against the United. States, lie was! emphasizing the, necessity, for maintaining the red army at maximum efficiency, but that part of his speech reach ing this side by cable consists of a bitter arraignment of American militarism and capitalism. These, he declared,' were being developed into forces of annihilation. lie as sorted that the United States possessed half the horse power of the univei'sc and half the world's mld simnlv 'heso were beinir "transformed intn tlu Ktwmii ,.r Anw.ii.!rf can militarism," and our national policy would be directed to fomenting trouble abroad; to muking European and Asiatic states fight against each other and to' enable American capital to finance those wars. II-j concluded with the assertion that "world bolshevism is the only real ob stacle"' in America's path to world conquest. -Jltd? iniUQSsiblfc to jcciijicile this, talk with sanity? i:t the man to, whom, it is credited. If ho knows anything of rffairs in the United States he knows that for more than four years past the dominant policy of the senate has been ) gainst anything- that would entangle thy United States .in the political affairs of-Europe. ' However,, Amcrioai). citizens will bo slow to. denounce the Uussian war lord or to cast aspersions concerning the intelligence of members of the red army whom he ad dressed. It will be recalled' that only a few days ago two niembei-s of. the United States who were ambitious to move over into the white house indulged in just such denuncia tions of the institutions and the people of this, country. If by any possibility some of the people of ltissia have Ijcen reading the La Follette-Whceler sp2eches delivered during the recent campaign they must have a low opinion of the honesty and humanity of the American people. Per haps Trotsky, felt it necessary in order to hold his position to create a monster that would scare the artisans and pens Mils into support of his red army, and perhaps :the llus . Man people are no more the dupes of demngogues than w;erc. those of the United States. "In the expulsion of. laviv from tin- j ili-r tlu- m-a It piuiht-H Kont-rally to-: warilH lh i'onllni-.nt. li-rutiHO. ow- Inflr ti IrakaKf, Hlwim ftuturulcR tlx' laVU lllllT the Hl-a, lllll flol lllllliT; ili- Ian, I: ami lit thiK iiKitaiiun tor lllc rrailjurttmi'ltt ut thu umh-rlyiiu: t moll.-n r.if'k llif eniKl opi-ntt alum; i-rackH, uail I hi- l.lorUs of thi I'arth'f cruitl art' ho iliilaci'il that a luull imiviii nrayla Bi-v.-ral linn-' li-r-il fi't-l vcillcally. Sonii-tlllli-R III.' co:iHt is ;iplirti'il vlsihly. a In tin Kri-at l'hih..'i)i carlhiiuak of 1K22. I'iiiNt tlu i'i- nt.a, linwcvor. the nw.v.-ltii'iit of tin hlorkit of llif' rriiKt ollfll Ih (lownwaril, for llii Hiiiioit Ih iimlcriiilniMl win-It the lavu Miii-Kt'H lowarilfi tho laml, antl thus a Mi't-tion of tho ta-a hotlom an laro ua a roilnty or sniall stat.'. may KtaU si'V.-ral huiltlri'tt fcrl anil i Ii ('roi'ori' (li-pri wt.lhi' aca l.-vi-l ovrr 1hc 'aualu-n aria. ThlH sinklnir of. ilii. ic-t liolloni t-auai'S thi? wamr to1 rmih in on all Hiili-n to rill no the! snrfaf" ilrnri'saioil. Tho h-vt'l at Hip nriKhtiorllltf Bi'ashoro is thus, lowi-r.'il. h-avintf shlis stranlil; and lii-lpliss. Wlu-n tho onrushln.'r ' water nicrls at tho tvnu-f of tli ilt1-! pn'sslon. the st-a h-vcl Is raised In-! lo u iniicnil several hundred feel hlKh. whleh Blowly collapses and j thus sends a mighty wave ashore; to wnnh the stranded ship Inland.; "TPie theory thus outlined Is veri-: fled by the very deep holes In the 'sea bottom west of ATrlca ami by! !tlle deep treneh In ' t he . sea bot tom Ji:sl south of the Aleutian Js-j jhimls and. Just east of Japan in i all of which places the earthquakes; jam! s.-a waves are very terrible." '. Oilier evidence of Hie formation - of mountains by ocean leakajre he llonal ' committee echo ft hearlfelt 'outlined as follows: 'So It does." I ;lvcs I'riMir. '. ' ; "It Is -well known that marine la-foro llavis went on lunl 11... shells arc found in the Andes at Is Mlhl to Is- n illttli I boat which bore him toward- Kr.v '"" elevation of 15. null feet.. Tho llu- tii-i-c anil j land. India mid other, points casl.; rocks In w hich they exist have !ll w;au HiiKiresled to him thai reiu-e-!' herefoi-e been eh-vated since llieso ' , senlallon In? the. next 1 )i moci-al It-1 t rata wi-i- in the sea bottom, and only thins some fol- I convention ought to In- placed on allhe only forces to produce such up- iKihasIs Hull would, allow Main thaliHUs ''e the eariual:e forces. (uist Democrutic elecloral votes tie- "The I linosaurs. Hi-olllosaurs anil dec In the selection of liemocra;ic other reptiles of similar type once candl-lales. jexlsled in t.'olorado. Wyomlmr and In olher words, it was iiropos-' il'luli 1" Kreal ntinibers. It Is rec Ihal rein-ie.-litalion ill tile next eon- joKnlxed Unit they live In laBoons Venlion oukIiI to be fixed In u ratio j""'! swamps, in fresh or brackish proportionate to tile voles for the water, mid thus aloni; tho-e.lKe of Demoeralic national ticket al th.. tin-sea. not in lilaleaus w here their last presidential election. fossils are now found. The Amer- 1)11 biich a basis. New Yni-k's no- lean Museum of Natural History. sition of dominance in the enliven-I under expeditions conducted by Dr. tore I'lllci-liijt a Imii.M- Till! .-nine lion would bo cut from under lim- Kov f'hupman Andrews. Into Hie ciixlnm Is libii-.,-d hy inailleil liiell and sue would have lo take. If nol;l'lateall of Monttolia. In the desert III INK COUIIll, Iml 0y afM.r n,,. Illltllt. . 4MNT 5AfcM "&fiOOT. WCM SMC RAltSP Plhf STAT'ON, scvew-Au DAY?i AGO - VAll STII.I. UMCLAIMD . AT A LATE MOOr TOkY - OFFICE CAT TRAPS, MAR HIO. I$y Junius The i-ciihor ulh hoys Irtinl by m-IIs i hy Hie yanl. i . Aboul the iowm cvi r take. Iiomr i. v.irie uoine 1,'ohii Jown irHMin. - Teacher: "Can any lilt. 0v Hpell cloth?" No answer, T.-.ieh.r: '-Willie, what uiatirlal Ih ynur, coat inadi; of?" Wlllb-: "l'ulr of paw ' old pajita." Hunt's' Letter (tVontiuueii. from Pniro 1.) Tin- .liipaneM- haw- ii i-iii-loiis.cii.s-loill, of lakiiuc Off tlieir shoes III- Si Robes and Negligee r.eautifully fiuilted Si 1 lath-1 lobes, in gold, IrtiunVeipon. c;;5J:-$ 1 5 and. $ I 8-.50; Silk Ciinlon Cri'pe, Crepe and Satin Nogllgs-u varie-L assortment tif colors and numerous styles. Hightly, pricod at $10.75 to Corduroy Robes, of quality in pleas ing shades in an assortment of styles fuid qualities. An ideal garment for winter mornings. $3.50 to $11.75 Kamous Beacon Flannelette- Kol for practical gifts. Shawl,, collars and silk cords to match. In wom en's and children's. Women's $3.95 to PENDLETON IJATli ROUES, OREGON. CITY. KATH-: HOI5KS 'All arllvc voc:iioh are within Pacific Die si-a h in:l dtt p a.: addn-sid lo the 1 new ' Ct T KoUiK to. link. I don't care "IthSM-iL iin: flu meek, tw tUvy doifi liihlhi. Hum. oiieNuiic a twwt Mory c.aci.i,v iu chry- sJw i;." Iin. k iu.nl" nt utMi .:.t u of (lobl. found uloui.lwo tiozen In keeplnif with her election daylfosHit I Jinosaur". vkk. They wtc ut huiinrlnncii. H distaiHV Of IftlHI O? 2OU0 IllilCK In Hiipoiilnv thin proposal 11 in i from the r.ea ured that the New Yurk l clora! I'b volt; !iaw hcen I'emocraLlc bill 1 hroo tlnua n r2 years for C'luvi land in 'Hi. and 'i-2, und Wilson in, i:il2, and that I S.St was. a bare 1000, allhoiiKli and this shows that has recfdvd ll'i B'', of tin- linosaurs. Coiitlnonl t pbfH d. "Thus as North America, lias m...... ...,. ! -..ii... -I.. inrcn irn:iil4nel wcsiwaru aim up- iiiif-ft- nun Miriiini.-iiiiH iiiiu iii.mann lie . wab New. son." VoiU stale's- about 1 tii milen of tho sea, and if located further inland, the volcan oes gradually die out, evidently for lack of sufficient water to keep t lie active eruptions Kolnjr. Of the va por emitted by volcanoes ffJ parts In l.ouo is steam," Ancient Hit ('Inst', Ho said Unit Aristotle had reach ed tho conclusion that "earth (iuikc3 are especially prevalent alonjr sea coasis." So nearly did i ho Ci reeks hit on the sen as a cause, they built temples to "Nep tune, tho Karl hshaker." "The- depth of the. seu east of Japan ls: about U.IS miles," added the speaker. . "The hydrostatic pressure, oh the bottom will throw a stream of water as hiirli us (the si a is deep; and thus It is a pres sure which would project a stream higher than our cirrus clouds that on us 'S the rapid ocean lenka&o am) terrible earthquakes in Japan. "The chief, means for the -safety of individuals ami- cities along the coasts is to build houses on when largo- of near Japan." i'iirlsiiauin to Join IJs( of Hill's With .V'w anioN name. The name Oslo is the revival of an old appellation, t'hristlnnla used to be called'Oslo previous to Hi2 I . The city was founded in HUS. During the' last hundred years CHIUSTIANIA.. (AI') The Nor- h'liristlania. with a population t- wegian parliament liavlng voled ro'day of 20O.00U, has developed into change the name -of. this capital ta commercial city on a l-iuropcan city of Norway to Oslo, all mail and (scale, and holds a leading position L. e in, ixtnii " cablegrams from all pails of t.he in the world should, beginning January I. (try. industrial life of the coun- One woman appears lo think I commlilei a crime yeiit. rdav when 1 lefl nut the fads that fall flow- t rs were used as decorations and cfre.shmenlH were served at her party," s:ild the society, editor as she hung up the receiver with a bang. A- Ill NT Millr yon niv rilriliig wlih succc. And making plun to nab it Sonic 1. 1 her eban. u lio fnsM lcs . May rush riulu up ami grab It. what Ih' 'rof. "Mr. Smart work '.' Sleepy Stude (siretihing and opening one eye) "Kverythings work."' ' "I never am at my In 'unless I get at bast :di ep every niirJit." 'What late hours you must he In he htiMl of keeping." she innocent ly replb A ' Jgt' m i ii... ii..-. i...,.ifi.. n,.,...ti ui iin I in hi "- " lavontO," i ' .minril relntV.rced with idcol font nent of Asia nas iiien uroao-p- - , , , ., , . . it... ..i Which minimizes the destruction ..-.lesaid.! This, among other problems po-!"- mountains of l.in.a.ayas and d decreases th, danger from ighl houislUlic-al and personal. John will cogi-' phdeaus of Thibet and .Mongolia by' late or during his four-month tourj"e racmc nun iiiman un-uun In .iapr.ii me grem can uquaKes abroad. Perhaps he will even usk 'ontinent lias been uplifted and the1r,l(.ur a),0t i very tilled of a cen the jiulgment of l,ord Heading, loeeaiis narrowed with the lapse ofj(Uryi On, our coasl ami in South vlci ioy-Of In. liar-aboni it. I'br hi ' tuilHoiis of-years. . (America the period, is aiiour nan a will bt (tuest oi the' viceroy while in tho land of real tigo.rs. professor See also pointed out: fenlury, because on this side of the Quakes Due to Leakage 7 Oi' Ocean Is Clai urn (rontlnurd from Tagn 1.) swelling of tho molten rock, which' finds relief by expulsion towards , the land and t bus builds up a j mighty mountain wall along the jHeiiHhoro, as in the typical cane of the. Andes in South America." Asserting that eartpiakes former ly bad been improperly divided in to two classeH. volcanic and tecton ic, without any recognized connec tion between the two. the Hei.-ntisJ niil,n.l,.il "Tim mi I v ilirrnn.lir.. I'rof. (now Irate) "Do you nu n - l.iu,M n voleanlc nn.l leefonlc iO lell me that Hum labU' n work ?" I ,..iri hoi.nkes in that in the one cas? (ib.siug eye and remiiiilng". ....... ..viaia for the meant- of vu- Sllldi former work." ntlttude) "Sure; wood Don't think uirbuill coo like n tbue Jn-( bet iuise she U iiiucni- loed. Crossing Party Lines Not so long ago in the United States the candidate further down on the ballot could be expected reasonably to run pretty evenly with the head of the ticket. If the head had a fairly large majority the lesser candidates were carried to victory also. It may be the rule still under oidi nary circumstances but there were at least two such nol- uble exceptions in tho recent election as to indicate tha the head of tho ticket no longer can be depended on In carry others through no matter how large the margin of oles. Though President'Coolidge was victor in New Yoik ny upwards ol a million votes the preponderance was not sufficient to keep Governor Al Smith out of a third term in the governorship. Likewise in Ohio more than a half million plurality for the president was not potent to pull the Republican ciuididate for governor through. ' - The ability of tho voters to get what they want in tho face of adverse and discouraging majorities is a condition which those devoted to the study of political phenomena may well consider. It is apparent that party labels do nol uirry the weight once attached to them. This may bo r j ri'talili- or the opixisite, depending upon the viewpoint. lu both lhcs3 instances it is. cluar that tho majorities )rpresenled cross currents. Meniik'is of opposite parties probably were about alike in this respect sonic crossiinf party lines to vote for a pivsident while others returned tho compliment by crossing anil voting for a governor. The t.itilntinn nt least shows that the voters know how to leap over parly lines regardless of obstacles. any rliiinri-n. wouhln't itr liuin wit limit "Latirn ilm-an't tuU Iim-h hIm- ?" "Nn; ninny Hlii- i-oinimny uii- mi Hi,, ll rliiii-i'oiii'!" Klioivltiir Hun I liink about u inaki-s lire more in toiiiiii!i; mil kimwIiiK II make life more i'lijovnblc. ii i :ai;n ri:oi so. Pr Into t he atmosphere. In the other case tile forci-s are relievi d by adjust me nt of 1 he blocks of the earth's crust without, a visible eruption. Thin makes indeed a difference in the appearance of th;' two classes of earthquake, yet the en use Is every w here t lie s;i mo namely, ocean leakage." 1'iMlcr-Oivnii (Ji lakes. Of seismic seu waves he sulil : ama Dolls 75c Doll Head Necklace - ....15e Tinker Beads ... Teddy Hears .... ....25c i.Sft.OO Come and see our big selection of Soft Dolls. n We have Xmas Gifts for children at very low prices and invite every one lo comg in and see our new stock of Xmas goods. NEXT. EVENT CHRISTMAS Do youf shopping NOW while : slocks are complete. . The L. & L. Drug Co. Depot and Adams The Husy. Cojner NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Stamping Buttons Covered PLEATING Cutton Holes HEMSTITCHING HOT I.AOi; (SiH-rial). Dr. W. T. I'tiy tiii.i .ins. ri'i-i-lvi-.l a l,.tt-i-fniin liltt Him. ir. Mark Tliy. ttllli-ll t.llii of "Hr. Marka" i-liL'-llun to tin- tiri-Nlili'iii-y or IiIm ki-uiI-iiallni: I'lanx at Ituuli .M.illral ful-I'-Ki'. Il- was ilm ono of flvi "M. Ii.'h" I'lioni-n to tnruilM-rtiliip 111 tin- nallunal lionorary lm-tlit-.il fiat, nilty, Alilm Till Alpha. FT When the new governor of Texas meets tho new gov ernor of Wyoming they will probably exchange a cake recipe. Somoliofly stole n, hoi-so in New York. Maylw they ju&l took it homo lo see what the thing was, , .lut KODAKS on your Chrislnms gift list anil plan to gel them here. Kodaks .$d.."i0 I'p lJruwnies, $2.0(1 Red Cross Drug Store HAL B0HNENKAMP Ouneral Director How different Is Uie mod ern conception of funoral home and chapel Architec tural appointment, pleasing ly nttinctivo! Every need thoughtfully anticipated! An edifice planned with tho ut most consideration for. quiet harmony and privaoy. , And anions such stiwltn-ea the : Ilohnenkamp chapel of this- city marks a distinct ' step forwaitl In mortuary service of the highest type. FIFTH AT SPUING STREET T MARKET; jL'S GROCERIES j PHONE MAIN 7.r.9 PREFERRED STOCK COFFEE A Quality Product. , Well worth a trial. 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