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Page Four EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, July 26, 1926.- u. p h It l k J II II ' $5a(Srmtuc . JKcmtig' (Bbmbcv ' (Inoorptfrated) . An luclcpouileut Ncwpapnr FRANK B. APPLKDT ....Editor and Publisher HARVEY V. MATTHEWS UualneM Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adama Avenue, Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Blur published every Krtduy. Entered ul the Postofflce ut l.a Urunde, Oregon, aa Second Class Mull Matter under act of March 2, 187& : OFFICIAL PAPEK OK UNION COUNTY AND THE ; CITY OF LA OIIANDE - MEMBER ASSOCIATED PHEB8 !' The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. 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UK six, ho thai hlie eoulil travel on luilf-faro, now suys ftlM''M hJxUmmi, ho Hint ulic can ilrlvo the car. ! ; When a bud dog biles a lux as sessor, you never neur of anybody but the uhhi'hsoi' wanting to kill the doK. I ....... I "1 Mkrd II ut t yotmv Mlow yoti vro Willi the other night, ho I aiki'l him to tlinii'T IIiIh evening;.' nld the, liunluniv men 'limit to his daughter. "1 told him to ilrop mil ml In IiIn ImihIiickh clothe." Oh, rather!" halil the Kill, "Ik 'm u swimming Instructor," Tho house-to-house canvusscr had talked for a hour. "This ckc-. jlbcutur," he fluid, "u peaks tor it self. " I "Then," Interrupted the house wife, "suppose you Ueep quiet for lu moment und kIvo it a chunec. I - . . A critic Hays I hut modern sir Is arc Just educutud dolls. He may be 'right, but they don't euucul for "la-pa and Mu-inu" when they're Bf.uuuzcd. When a cou le gets married who have billed invl cooed for years, the cooing stops, but the billing cues on. I ... KPITAl'H (nere ilea uiimcntiiiuii .uum, Who loved to guze up tit the stars; An aulo came; hlH eyes woru dim; And now the stars gaze down on him! UNCLE AMOS SAYS SUMMER BOARDERS ARE THE; BUNK Ik a vice; draw your own conclu- bIini. . r. t 1 IVrelml: "Tina was the most jiof you and walks off. SMITH TELLS OF" EXPENSES ' The greatest problem most cities face today is how tj ...141, ... flio fnllitir Hinf uniaa fhu one space left just after you have, and who horns in ahead kimicsi cm or mi, as the poet Ii'eiielotM': "What was lhat'.'M "1 kI lowed Iter one of my buy- If Over $168,000,000 was expended in the support of state. TuJ!, .'.universities and colleges in the United States 'during the '.My, no i tho, ventriloquist?'" ... year ending June 30, 1925. And nothing bought during the whole twelvemonth was cheaper at tho price, in spite of the jokes made regularly about college students. Governor Hartley, of Washington, writes a letter to .. political critic who wants a debate telling him to "toddi'i over lo Yakima and drum up his own crowd." The letter was full of undignified language. Perhaps it was provoked Isv something equally bad, but how unfortunate it is that a state must have a chief executive who cannot avoid such "'" 'imiBn rmu i committee p.Mroriiuui.-.- things. A governor's office and responsibilities are such , ,.,.,,,,1,11(1111 snmtoriui nom- .'that tho man who holds them certainly should be big timtinn cost approximately' j:r.o,- ' , ... ' , , , ,. . (nut o! which Humiet" lusnll. Clii ienollgh, once he is 111 oifico, to serve the people and lorget tll.- ,(! mwfii"ln,n;(V political vulgarities. " ;. , : ' ' f ' r .. . t j ChurKes repeated lo Hie senate ; ' ' , , . 1 ' !hv Menator t.'araway. ilemocl-al. Ar- A IflUIIII'A I ITV I Wt 1 '. .. .. ., 1.. iiyiii 1 1 .11,1 1 i r. uiiu, ' kuiimik. w'tc met n((((((" . i'M't" hud cunt 12. (Kill, li"" and that more rait - ! r r ! r- ' ' 1 ii 1 . SHI THREE . i Men's Light Colored , ' v FLANNEL TROUSERS ' Keystone Guaranteed Trousers ; All colors ana . sizes. vy. , , ... 20 Less N.K.West&Co. : Store For Men from Kugenc and l.'orvallis was completed last nlBht Rllli llle rllmlng of a battlo scene. The lo cal troops arrived here last niitht und Hie forvallls men passed through Kusenc on tlieir way home this morning-. ; William Lynn, of Collase Grove, wus seriously ljijured uliut the head, shoulders und hack, and H. Ti ullt. Cottage Grove. , received minor bruises, ' when un artillery team became uncontrolled, pulling the cannon cart, at a. rapid, rule of speed over rough ground and rdeks. throwing the men from the wagon. Henry Uulrd, Coltuge Grov.), wus brought here In an uneon- sclolin condition, duo io bcili overcome by heat und fatigue iu flglitlng the fires that burn6d tuf uboul five ihllea uiong tho O.' I'! and K. railway, rlglit-or-way. The men taken lu the. Urove hospital . were not in a serious condition. -.. J'lOXfciMl WOMAN I'ASSlv n MKDKOKD, Ore.. July 2S (,!') . .Mrs. .Margaret Tlco. a resident ' of Jackson county slnco 1852, anil who crossed the pluins with her ' parents as a girl of 13 years, died at ther homo In this city Sundajf, aged 87. Running Again Our New Foundry is completed und in operation. Our machine shop is temporarily located in our ware house. We can handle Blacksmith, Welding, Foundry and Machine Work. La Grande Iron Works ! Smithing - Tool Stecf Shafting Pulleys Etc. " THE OPEN COURT CORRESPONDENTS MUST SUBMIT Til KIR NAMES TO VHK EDITOR II' THEV DE SIRE LETTERS PRINTED. CHICAliO. July 26. (AD Frank Hinlili U'Htlflud today biTotx- tho :i trip to Wallown Liiltu are loud in 'their prai.se of the con Orntnlc, Oregon. July 24. 191ti. To the KrJ I tor of The Observer: Dear Sir: 1 wiu up to the lilirh Kehool at hlHic rielfl and saw Tor myself the paliiottc and historical pageant. It won ahHolutcly won derful from' mart to rinlHh. 11 wus clean and instructive. A hoy or Kirl would leurn more In the one nlfiht. of the pa(;e?mt from a historical standpoint than they coulrl poulht- learn in ncho(tl In ten yearn. Ttitims I hat are heard nre only remi'Uib"red a Utile time because It tfoes hi ,011; car ai)d , ogt, the' ulh'lr hut (hlnH dial are Keen ft re remembered a life time hi -cm me uiiotlier there are o hob-M In Hie back of the head to hi the knowledge es cape. All Hie eharaelerH wre o Rood that H poked like they were made for the part thai I hey played. If would lake paw'H to describe poenia In his honor. Other nuwd- papeiu recti) led incidents In lila ' career, hirt-rise to fame. the. fund-I umental serlousncsa back of his; humor, his generosity "nd the like.! 1 1 in udolesce.nce, belying cold ca!- ' eiidurial ealculutimis, is the envy; and admiration of every one. Another man. equally eminent ' ( and equally juvenile the Karl of LONDON. July .".(1 ( A I ) . ! ',!ll0!" Ctl.-Orutcd ; buihday yesterday.. Lord Balfour (ieorge Ucrnard Shaw, one time j received appreciative notices in scornful Irish k-onouutst, now. the newspapei-s but his career did somewhat mellowed by yeurs. eel --, n-it ' atliact the columnists liku bratcd his 7nth birthday today. I that of CI. H. J. I Oa his natal day, (I. li. S. is! ; j not the inuii with the bristling red I beard of tho eighties, but a . be- .nign elderly gentleman of benev- DcUlV BllStCF KCUtOIl oleut mien with a white hlrsutt1 laduinment. as erect uud him and, seemingly as youthful as ever an I ' still adhering to his creed uf be-! I ing plunged (o the m-rl; In the' line of his time. Tonight In the huum- of Fires and Accidents i:rci;NK. on:, July hg ad. -"or st fires and an accident du.--ing the filming of "The Oeneral" ul I'ulp creek yesterday, und late Sat urdii v ' a fteriuion, si nt lhr:u '(n' ' ( hosiniliilH mid hIx mons hv will be an honored guest. ,,.', mttage drove hospi rfit. a dinner, und. people genemity tt',j delnyed the work df"HuH- ter K eat on and his men about one day. The work of Mm are looking for the birfli ol slid. of the piquant coik ut iles Special for $2.49 AT 3 P.M. Wc Will Sell a Ladies' High Grade Silk Sweater Valued at $9.50, for--- $2.49 Only 1 sold each day. Sec size and color in our window. No refund or exchange. Several Other Bargains 25c to $1.98 Norton's Kiddy Shop ' Infants'-and Children's Wearables ' ' .... V national guaid l ol her cunt rlbut Ions except. Moore's own and "Jiion or 7no lu small checks lhal came to me." Tells AU Hi Knows. 1 "Then do you want this com mittee to understand t hut Mr. In sult was the sole backer of your campaign ?" itsked Heed. "1 am ti lling all tint I know of the contributions," answered Smith. The witness said that bill board adxcrtislng In his behalf was "taken care of by Mr. Wrlgley." (William Wrlgley. I'hlcago capital ist.) Colonel Smith, the firs! witness culled In the Illinois primary In t FifluHfil'c win i nen m I n f"!i- n In .i.riin 41. if ni..iiiiiii.f .. lJ ,t. . At vl k'l "MM WIV 111 4H1 VIUIIHIU ll&llllll tlllO 111171 lllllli I , .....i.,t -to behalf of Henator W. H. MV- veniion liHrl here and of the hospitality accorded them hy.Kinby. u,e defeated candidate , , , rt . , : . . - I Smith, who Is chairman of the ;i.u uiaime peojuo. une pronuneni real estate dealer Irom intnois commerce commission, tout . the thrills that come in one in Tacoina snvs that such pycellont. tiPnfmnnf hue nnvor Lnm. the commltlee Ihul his InformnUou Ing . the passing of Mm pioneers. a IO InsilUH conirinuuon ww ine-prem himj noine men oi our nation rroin the alme of George Washington to Ilie late Wood row Wilson. - , ; Ihe singing was filled with deep feeling or in outer words the soul nf (he Kongs was wafted out so beutittftilly upon the night air that It made t he ha i d seals feel like they were reclining couche, I The announcer could be heard bv everyone, lie spoke .slow and j distinct and tit the name time gave full "vent lo his patrlotle feeling. ' Chief Joseph, by It. .1. Hammer was especially good. He not only I looked like the one he character ' Izeil hut his very soul was put Into the pari so much that It made otp forget tluit this was only a pagWnl but It seemed that old Chief Jos eph, that noble Liu) I n of the p:it hud actually come ttack to life. Now then In conclusion let a give three cheers for Ihe Ameri can I .eglon. What do you say about putting our heads together and having u pageant jcvery year In the city of 1-n Orande. Pendle ton his Its rnund-pps. I'nlnn her stock shows, Portland . her.' rose carntxals. Spokane 1ms her apple shows and Iji Grande has only one thing and (hat's her depot und that is about rotted down. All -these cities have a right to these differ ent things as they are fitting for the respective pi ues. Where In the west la a city that Is more fitted for a historical pageant than l.u Grande? I say there ts not a city In the west that, is more fitted for that purpose. This Is the old battlefield of our forefathers. Many of the things lu history we read about happen ed right here In the Grande Konde valley. Furthermore many of Ihe old pioneers that an- eloce to a hundred year? old live here right now. Tlese old people will soon be gone ho let iuC give them flowers by erecting a living monument to them lu u living, moving, form of a It tut orieii t pa gen nt once n y eur In 1-n. Omndc. J urn' for It. What about you? 1 " CI.ACO C. l'KATT. r.MMic-mx'ii iii an me years ne mis neon unending me cor.-'oiv,,,, 0 him in Alien g. Moore VtitltioilS. Tll( COIlfllsioil that resulted ill hoilsino- visitors former congressman. He recalled jthe first day has been forgotten, he is sure, and everyone is returnm;'- home happy. i People of the city who aided in takinp; care of the vis itor deserve much praise for this hospitality. The Taconin gentleman and his family were housed in the home of railroad engineer and they could' not say enough compli mentary things about the treatment received. They re turned from Wallowa Lake last night to find that their hostwhose family is visiting out of town had washed and ironed the soiled linen that had been left. Perhaps tho host decided .it waa a small courtesy to perform, since h.; ' was doing his own laundry anyhow, but the thoughtfulnesi was "'hio-hlv nimroeijttrd nnd will hnln ninlto T.n r.inndo'c I vcitg-nlon. reiterated that all the . ... , , , , raising of funds win In the hands jiospuauiy long rememocrea. citizens wno mus went oiitinf .iien Moore, former congress t)f their way to do the considerate thing for visiting rea!-nuin' 11,111 mt MI ,ol(l hl1" 1 wasn't tors ;ro to l.o commended on their civic spirit. 1",,' n'oMn n'v , n- Those who mnde the tiiu to Wallowa Luke rcnoit thcii"'iii"H"B ii mta . no-?" nxkni Kl'l'll. "No. air." Alltl-t'inirl IN-Olili' Willi llllll. Smith Riilil Uo rorrlvi'tl thr au- Mtme deiiree of eiiterlainnient and courtesy there as ex perienced in La Grande. They were particularly impressed nitli the beauties of the Grande Rondo and Wallowa val leys that were unfolded on the drive and the community is fortunate that such n trip could be triven outside leal estate people. We talk much of the wonders of our aarricultunxl I '"f.00,-' "wi-.ue.i. lands, but we talk too frequently among ourselves and fail' wiiiimn nii- Thompson, iioii to tell the outside world about it. Mr.' Culver's prediction K: ,-r"w" ,V""""" .':"T";',V .... . , 1 hartes . Itarretl. Smith re- that vast crowds of people from all over the world are, plied. port In Cook county of the "ele. t ments of the Crowe-Itarrett fac tion who believed In the I". S. stay- Thts nuesi Inning ended Smith rend a statement which Iteed hud declined to hear at the star!. It as.Hiilled the chnrgCK against l... n. i it i t t . . , . nun, disavowed umnonest expciiul- nopo tnni me real estate conventions sessions m La Grande urn und called for the niimt'H ot will help emphasize to the people of fcistcrn Orciron tlie.,,' '. 1 ... " ical oppoitumties that are theirs. coming to the Pacific Coast in the next few years is but echo of similar views by other great men who have faith in and knowledge of the Northwest and what it offers. Wa MOTOR TRANSIT CO. I'nHscnger and i;urs KerUie t.l .W t: LA (.HANHK lor Wfilhmfl l,Ko nn.l Intenuedtnte I'uh.t.H 9 A. M. . 4 V, M. l or Peti.llel.Mi 1 1 A. M. 4 V. M. Connecls for Walln Wutla. VokO and PoitlHnd) Ixjw Itmttid) Trlf: Kates fur Niiitmirr Montn. I'or Intormallon. Cull MAIN 7, Htugo iH-pot. Stop Atlmk lleed halted him lu the m,lds( of !lt at u n-ferenee li the senator from Arkansas" Sen ttor Cnrawuy, deinocmt. who repented to the sen ale i hurgeH that more Hum two million dollars had been spent In the Illinois primary. t "Thin committee is not going to perm!! Itself to be used as a Torum for attack on the member r the 1 1', M, senate or ny une else," Iteed 1 deelniTd, versies hi niiieh foi- yeaet h participated with great zest. It hud been hoped that an ar rangement could be made by which his speech would be broad cast, but Mr. Shaw declined I j pledge hlms -If not to eug.ige m j controversial . iitlerauce. Where-1 fore the listeiiers-lu are downcaM.j for Air. Khaw Is a renin i l.abte ! after-dinner speaker as lie is i j satirist. Itlc liest Mtenii-.v .Man. Mr. Shaw prubally is the rich-! i st literary man alive. " col lects royalties from all parts it' the world. Would-be nevsi a p-r Interviewers scareelv ar evei ab'e! to make their way through lb-, TihIhV, llilanOUS ftlll at barred entrance to his homo in , , . , , Adolphl Terrace to ohliiin the t ll C SllOPe 101110 WOW . irlsfs Mews on the topics of I u finjUlsluttS ()f UlC OUtill t scream. 1 1 .-isjmsf Douh!c Your Fun ! With A I5rwnic of questions and (J. H. S. jdae-s! tililt HYC his prifessional fee a Her ea.-ii something as follows: views on Ireland, " pounds: on wuiimi:. ( 00 poumls; on America, fic'i Liounds. for his views on the Hillh.h government he charges only 1 n shillings and if he' is in s particu larly generous mnoi? Oicy are giv en gratis. ' '' ' I li" porlalt, elt her In photo graphs or caricature, faced one of the pages of almost every newspaper In London today. t-i addition the gossip and editorla! columns dwelt upon his personal ity, achievements, wit, paradoxi cal ncss ami physical youth fulness, r.nhigi.sttc I'ocni. The Times printed eulogistic That's the way it goes with a Brownie, j Anybody can make good j pictures right off the I reel. ! , $2.00 Up ; Sec the Brownies at Our i Kodak Counter. . Red Cross1 Drug Store it lie WOK I II SIOM.lHlU.tMHI? I CHICAUO. .luly l' (AIM i hundred million dollars w its st '- 'c-sted to IV. , ml Judge .liimes H. ' Wllkersou as tl-e minimum hale for the bankrupt Chicago. Mllatl-U'-e K- St. I 'mil rail nut d by l. i Hw a n. repreMenllng Kuhn, I. web and eompunv and the National , 'U Hank uf New York. one man ha named his tlivvtjr Winston Churchill Defies Senator Borah l.ONtMiN. July I'fi (Al1).- W'in st(n I'll nrchlll. chanc'llor of t!e excheguer. shown H'imtor Uorah's statement that he wan conducting a "campaign of, vtlltrie atlou" ealllst,the I nit'.iitis t.-j,Bm-.l to neciire cancellation of the wyr d-btti Is iilottd by Hie Kvnu.e Teh graph us saying: "I Invite lh selistor ti piot' an.v pitsMum ' from noy pecrh or w rltteii' statement ' of mine od which be relict to justify such a conipliilut" Mahoanv Serving Trays New Dream Cream Whip Sets TRY The Oregon Hardware FIRST COOL GOODNESS! Dish of Pure Ice Cream, with fresh fruit is the ; coolest thing we know of for these days, when the mercury never seems to stop climbing. . BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM Is Sold Everywhere. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY K. k TYLER, Prop. 1109 Washington At. Telephone Main 60 "LA GRANDE'S OWN" pioneers since '87 THE PRINCIPLES ; THAT HAVE GUIDED J THE DEVELOPMENT 01-' - -' THIS HANK FOR NEARLY .' V FORTY YEARS HAVE ALWAYS . ' IIEEN IN HARMONY WITH THE; ' I'.EST INTERESTS OF LA GRANDE AND VICINTY . surely it's "LA GRANDE'S OWN" a "broadcast" from the La Grande Nalional Bank 'I- '
