La Grande evening observer., August 31, 1926, Image 4

Pajye Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday; August 31, 1926.,
, (liiiHiriorii(nl)
An IiiiIi'IMIkWik NrwHinK'r
KKANK II. AI'I'LKUY
..IMIInr nl Publisher
HAllVICY I'. MATTllliWB Hualncsa Manager
l'ubllahcd evcnlnga, except Sunday, at HI 6 Adiiina Avenue.
Lu (li-audo, Oregon. The Obaervor-Htar puhllahrd every Krlilny.
Hnlcred ill llio i'oaloffico ut la Uriiadc, Oregon, hi Kccond
Claaa Mull Mutter under nut or Mulch , 1879.
OWICIAk PAl'RK OP UNION COUNT If AND TUB
L'lTV OH LA lillANDU ,
MHMII15K AHHOCIATKO PKUBH
' The Associated I'l-osa l exclusively entitled to use far pub
lication or ull ncwa dlapnlchca credited to It or nut otherwise,
credited If piihllalird therein. All righta uf republication of
pedal illapiitclu-a In thla pupur, mid alau tlia local nuwa hcro
In alao aru roaervod.
. BUUSCIllI'TION iiAi'KS
. ' lly 1'iurter '..
tulty. per month In adviinca
ally, per alx iiiontha In mlvaiicc.
Dally, alnglo copy -
lly Moll
(tally, per month In advance
lkilly, per alx inontha In ndvuncc
lmlly, per year In udvmico
Weekly Obaorver-8iur, per yoar
..75o
...... 4&
-.60
..6O0
tli.SO
IS.in
2.00
STATEMENT BY SENATOR STANFIEtD' '
. . I'- i :'; '
t " ')
lh'lnii'H I'coplo of Ort'tfuii KiKltliil to Knoiv Hot Itcamii fur
hinting llu Will Aivcpl .NomlimlliMi 1 as n ninlalale. . .
Hcnulor Htullfiold'a atatument fol- from the ono hundred million; rtol
lowa: I lur O unci c hind grant -to the fed-
"The people of Oregon lire my mil reclmnutlon fund, to be used
ronalltuenla, mid, on auch. uru en- In other statin. I have an amend-
tllled to know my rcuaonu for atat-
Inir lit thla tlmo tliut I expect to
neeept the nomlnutlon us u cnndl-
ment to thla law which If adopted
will give thla forty million dollars
to the coumlea und mate, of (Ire-
RAIL MEN TO GO
TO CHEYENNE
J Get Ready for School!
W'
AnVKHTIHINQ ItATKH
IMaplny, foreign, por column inch ..........
lH8ply( lorn I, por column Ineti...
Time contract rates on application.
..4:'o
'. 400
y ' TIIK Tltl l.Y llATrV "lliippy art thou, g Israel: who Is
ltl,e unto thee, O people aaved by the Lord, the ehlcld uf thy
help." Uciit. 33:::.. -
Two Pullman cara out of Port
land Krlday, Sept. 9 on train No. tl
and one out of Ia Grande Saturday
morning will take conteatnnta and
apectntora from the O.-W. unit of
tho Union Pncll'lo ayatem to the
aecond annual system athletlo meet
to be held at Frontier IMrk, Chey
enne, Wyo., Sept. 6 and 7. .More
than 400 contestants will take purt
In the following evenla:
l-'leld and track events, rifle ;
shooting, trap shooting, tenuis, I
golf, horseshoe pitching. ,wliiimlng,
diving, boxing, wrestling.- and a
double header baseball game each
datii for United Htutea. senator, gon, to whom It rightfully belongs,
provided such nomination la ten-) "The principle, which nun been
dered to 1110 prior to the seventh of elevated Into a precedent hy Uie
September, the lust date for filing O and C tax refund' law, If applied
itcceptunre of same. I to the forest reservo ureus. will
"It would he Impossible for tiny- give an Income to Oregon and Ore
body fully to understand my ut- gon counties equal to 30 or more
tltudu In thla matter unless he uIbo per cent of the taxes now collected
lUlte. fully comprehended the con-I and would result lu a corrvanond-
dltlona that govern enactment of ng tux reduction. .My public pro
aws by congrosa. To begin with, grain contemplatea this monument'
In congress the standing commit- al change of policy wild if 1 re
tees control the fato of ull legls- I main lu tho senutc us chulrmun of
.utlon und the chnlrituniNhlti nf il ' , i i.iin ..... t ..i-
leudlng committee cither In tho tuully believe I call achieve this I day.
icniue or nouso is immensely er- Breut result for Oregon and the
fectlvo In determining which bills other western public land suites.1
hull be killed und which ahull be J -j have a bill to recede Hand Is.
reported out for pasMjge. Ad- land, located In und neur tho mouth
vancemenl of these Important com- 0f tho t.'olumblu river to Orcgoil.
.lilltees is ordinarily a slow and This will provide u new source of
tudlous process, because it la bused revenue, amounting; to upproxl
u an Ironclud seniority rule which mutely r,o,otio unnuully, for Ore
compels every new bonutor und eon sehoola. llr sub-commltiuo
-.t,,H.U..lI. I I.'.. 11. Ut.lt 1.1 ..I 1..... . ffUIIIIII. .J. I. Vlllllltllll
iiIko proposed a bill to rt-cover fr
UrcBon collicUU hy. the
Thlrtt-rn rmployrs of Hi O.-W.
hry will, t uke pi.rt.in tlu uirot.
Thoy vimi 8S0-yanI jimh, . 8.' (.
Vnlkp flinl A. Merlin: ono-inih!
run. M. IMy; 1 2fl-yuril h(;U
hurilltn, SCO -yard liimllrn, Juwlln,
J. V. HoNcnlmum; rlDo hoottnff,
O. C. Ili-adlry. A. McAlllHtvr. V. A.
Btmtln, J. Y. Waimim; tftintH,
; Just ns we have been accepting the bt)lled hair queslior
(is no longer a nuestion, and filinjr it away in the cditoria
'cupboard with other closed issues, Monies the surprising
.news from Vienna that tbobbod-hair is taloo in Austria
iThe Juvenile Club of Weissenbach, with a niemlwi-sliip o
2.0007 has issued notice to its mcmlcrs that Iwbbcd hai
;vill not bo tolerated because it is "barbaric" and "unfemi
nine," The girls who have already cut their hair short ar
allowed one year's Kce to lot it grow to respectable
length. In New York it is commonly said this summe;
that fully half of the well-groomed women are letting thei.
hair grow out. It seems that the "bob" may turn into i
fad, after ail.
AN ABSTINENCE DRIVE.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America I
planning a national campaign of education in favor of tota
nlNttinenco from intoxicating liquors. Tho decision va;
reached at tho recent convention of this useful society.' IL
president in his opening speech said that the diivo w:u
necessary because with the passage of the Volstead act si
; r.umy persons Jcltahat the Hght against nlcoholisni wa;
ended: This means"tlfat tho reaction aganust "the loos
ind lawless conduct of the past few years is well undo
way. -When the fight for the prohibition amendment wa.;
won, inost of the workers felt that their work was ovei
They took a much needed rest; but while they slept, force:
ut evil held revel in the land. Now the forces of temper
ance and self-control are beginning to get on the job again.
And with the advantage of having the amendment behind
them, this time they should be able to show a real and vita
accomplishment.
: HOOVKRIZING ABROAD
; During the war, when Herbert Hoover was "food die
tator," "Hooverizing" meant saving foodstuffs. Now th
word has changed to indicate another economy more dis
tinctly Amciican, but sweeping around the world. It mea.v
standardizing and simplifying manufactured articles.
This is An old hobby of the engineer now in charge o
the department of commerce. His present position enable:
him to work it for all it is worth. His efforts are nom
the less effective Iwcause compliance is voluntary. It i
easy to show intelligent manufacturers how much waste
and loss there is in making so many different kind am
sizes of lumber, nails, screws, saws, brick, pots, dishes, etc.
when,the public could get along just as well with less vj.
riety. - 57 standard recommendations already in effec
in American iudustrv huvo m.-ul. hir ,,uum in tho nni
put of thousands of firms and are said to be saving the na
lion $liOO.OOO,000 a year.
? Swii, U is said, tur muffins will be made in tins o'
Standardized shaixs, our pies in standardized vuis and uu
dinners served with standardized silverware. We shal
Meep on standauiizod mattivssos and te buried in stand
nuiized coffins. Thinnvtically this reform might Iks cai
iiol tH far. making undesirable uniformity. Practically
"there will bo plenty of variety left and plenty of difference
in quality and aitistic finish.
Now other nations everywhere are said U le studying
the system and hastening to apply iU Europe is p;uticula
ly. inteivstcd. English authorities are saying, "Britain
must simplify its mdustiirs." Austria. Holland and C.er
many are clamoring for the same thing. Another Amciican
ii'ra is "revolutionising industry
rout or imi commit tH' umj h-qk
rvha Up hy Blep. l'romollun fol
ows only on Urulli, dt'I'iat or r?'
.lfincnt of l ho iii't litt'tii'Ml Jiitni-
ivr on Ihu contiutttfu.
(.'Ilit-. 111m A.v-Ikhiik'iiI.s. . ,
''I'Yomi tlu foregoing it will rt'iul
ly be rt'tilixi-d thai a ulalti rcpiv
iMi toil hy iii'W arnutoifl. hy Heiiatoift
who hnvc no inipartaiit coii)inltt-u
UjsiKnint'iitH. tun expert little If
my Irgltilalion of impoi taiirt' to ho
nuttt'tl for lis hrnru. In my own
MiHf whatever 1 huvo heen ahh to
ii'hlevu In the way of toiiNtruclive
etffolution for (.reKon and for (lie
:ouiity Ir.m heeii due almost t-n-
Irely to the extraordinarily ln
'luetitlat eharatter of my com
nlttee plaeement.
"To ItluMtrate; It wonM huvo
icon praetlealty Impossihlt lo haxo
.btaineil the passage of my ron
.nil I'aKrorula tax nfund hill vr
yliiff 7.7i2.iti for nvfrou it 1
vero not the chairman ol ih
WDuto commitlee on niac :mds
Jid if Itepreiwntntto Sinnott wtv
tot chairman of tho namo com
nltteo In the housiv It ouUl hvo
teetl eqiiatly impossible to hnf
aased the civil rico n-tiri'ni.'-nt
nniiity hill involving the vxix ndl
urt of hundreds of milhons of dot-
r over a lonjr term of oars. If,
were not ranking notn!or of ih-
(nate civil srvlrn. mmmilt. sml i
-lode to the rhairntaiuhii of Hi I
nute coininitto on post offic s
nd post roads.
"IOnUIoiis Arc lYiil.
" wih to declare, in all yin
erity that 1 have always regard
d my powerful convmiltee post
loim an belonging, not to melf
eronaUy. but to tho state of ore
on ffnd UM"plopf to. he' held by
ue stnvpl.v as a trust and do nduitn-
utered, o that they yielded the
Tcutest benefit for my native Mate,
t in well known that membership
n these committees w.is accordetl
no hm the nnlt of a mast unusual
ha i n of ct rcu m st a noes und con -
rary to nil established precedent.
I'he common reference one hear
n Washington concerning my good ,
ortnno In thU respect Is that i
Stanfield has committee that It
vould oidtnarlh take a senator
or more years to attain.
"If. I hud been renominated last
May, I fully contemplated milli
ng my Influence on those great
landing committees to continue a
awfully thought out program for
he development of Oregon. As a
uceessor to the O and bill, bo-
ore mentioned, which Is now a
aw Insuring the payment to IS
ouutles of Oregon of nearly $1.-
teO.UOU a year for the next ;. or
tO years In addition to the $T,-
.oou to be paid shortly In one
uiu -1 tntomtrd to make a strong
Ight for additional financial bene-
its for Oregon.
Mimv 'lv Ki-fuiul Seen.
Kor example: The pr-.s.-nt law
Ives O. p.-r cent of the receipts,
l. V. Heck; trap shooting. T. O.
Wolfei I'al I j -m and J. It. Smith.
Ilobind I jwWf flm fuvi ,.Kf In I
i.m.u. . . .I ., uo inu to uii . m-.n ! , M-rll will rmlt'iivnr tn -
Silid lHhmd thlssum to be UBt-d for,,otvor n,c Saa-Mr.t du.-Ii and will
fifth cultural purpura lu tho Co
luiubia river.
compete cuc4i day.
Uivcs Committee SlntuM wU a.ox,n Mnulc. wIlU.h
"My reiiomiualiou iind reelection : will b the most hUorical. ropa-
would have means, in all prob- J lles to the I'nlon Pacific ss(em.
ability, that Oregon would have , ever hold In ttnv citv. The imradn
ittained even higher rank on Hit. win be led. be Carl It. Crav, presl-
:ill-powerfu senate comuiltlee on i dent of 'the i'nlon Pacific system
finance, where 1 now rank i.th'nud many other high officials of
out of. 17 members. No semitorllhe stem. At least five hands.
can hope Ito gel u place on thla buffalo and oxen teams will bo a
coiumitlce uitttt he has sered some 'piirt of the parade.
years in the senate. With eon-j- , .... . . .
li. ...I... ............. t l.i ....... ...... I
l.M.I..! .UlUlllllllirill in M"U
me on the senate finance commit
lee the outlook was excellent for
the solution or somo of Oregon's
most pressing development prob
lems such as the improvement of
the state's rivers and harbors, the
extension of federal highways, tnd
i he obtaining for Oregon of the In
come from the stale's own natural
resources, which Ut now largely dl- j
crtt d to the government treasury
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE IS
READY TO SERVE . YOUR SCHOOL .
TIME NEEDS.
Famous Woolwear
Boys' Sturdy
Suits
Those well tailored suits for boys that stay
good looking. Made with one' pair longies nnd
one knickers. The styles are up to the minute
in both single and double-breasted numbers that -real
boys admire. The materials arc such that
mother need not worry as to their service, as
they're made of smart Oregon woven worsteds '
in wide range of patterns. . . ; ' ; '' J :
Stewart's
Washington
Letter
In view of extreme value to
Oregon of the powerful committee j
(xwtiens thus controlled by our;
st;.tc through my membenhlp my
constituents t-.in imagine what my
feelings were when, in the midst of
lrfectiiiff plans announced by im!
(Hy ClMirlo t. Slewnn)
.Nea 'rvhT1 Writer
WASHINGTON S.nator Wlll-
!iam K .Itorah behaves exact I v like
a man conducting a presidential
campaign.
j Ho rah didn't adjourn wheri Con-
n Portland last fall for the execu-'pr,!W "" ,,,s oinces on I'lipitul
tion of this constructive progrtim I.,,U1 "ro l,,,!K'r. nnythlng. than
as notified bv the Orogonlan edi- ''v,'r Tlu' s''nlft' isn' -nlwny In
toriallv on the ninth of last Jnm-iUxPM' 1,1,1 hls ofr'l,:,! i,,;,rf fcmalns
arv that 1 would have to retire. lou lh ob Whtn Hor:i hliiinelf Is
that I could not beat nnv demo'-! awMy 1X9 making u
oratle candidate who might choose '-"-h somewhere,
to offer himself for the senatorshlpl ' there isn't something slgnlfl
und that the Oretronan llsolf wlthhi ,cunt 1,1 nU these speeches, all poll
i. tew. days would select' my s'ne'i j th-'U AVnAhlhsrorf Is mlstakeiii
cessor. Shortly thereafter, fulfill-1 They're too numerous nut to
tng Its promise, the lrogonipn so- moan more than that Borah simply
lectcd .Mr. 'Stelwvr a 1 tlie candf-" has something to say. llcsldes, the
date the registered republicans jjT ( Idaho senator has a whole tour or
Oregon must vote for at the pri- jthem laid out lu advanct. Why
nmry election or "May 21. That such unprecedented activity mi
newspaper then Immediately set time when he Isn't running for
about to work the undoing of my- !anyihlng? His senatorial term
self and of all the other senatorial j doesn't expire uutil 1931.
candidates except Steiwer by re-1
pouting hy rote, almost dally. I hat ,
a vote for any other candidate to gonlun has Its wuy. no candidate
The OregDiilan. for the I'nited SUUes senate need
"Not content with dictating the 'apply unless he shall first get its ;
nomination of Mr. Steiwer. the permission to do so. j
Oregonia,n, fearing that my O and i '
bill might puss jwlor to the prl-1 t lulms Attempted Injury. I
mary election and perhaps thereby! "The whole state of Oregon'
help to renominate me. did Ha Wnowa by this time that the Intent
host to present representatives of (l injure my candidacy for renom- -the
IS counties Interested in this Inatlon ut the primary tn Muv was
Wool Wear
5 to 16 yrs.
$15to$23.75
.. CkiHsmatcs '
$25 to i, $35
Kay me Blouses
S'mnd Shirts
School time play requires sturdy strong clothes.
When he wears Kaynee blouses or shirts, mother
won't he bothered with tiresome mending', as they
arc double stitched and the buttons arc securely fas
tened on materials of fast colors and exclusive patterns.
Iilouscs
$1.00 to $1.50
CAPS
Good looking caps of
tweed and homespun
weaves in new fall col
d's. These are made
with unbicnkable visors
' and all are lined. : Real
', boy&. appreciate good.,
looking caps.
$165
' Shirt
$1.50 to $2.00
. SHOES
Sturdy shoes and ox
fords arc .required for
those active feet when
at school. You will find
several new styles in
.both shoes and oxfords
that will stand the test
$3.25 To $5.50
SWEATERS;
Smart new fall sweat-'
crs in both slip-on and
coat style in the hewer
weaves of checks , and
plaids. The colors wilt
appeal . , to , the tyy i as' ,
well as mother. -'r'v.''
$3.50 To $5.00
N.K.West&Co.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years
The Stor? ::
for Men
IHU
SHIPS IS URGE
Mi l. SMITH S. X. Y.. Am,-. 31.
If Father Could Sec Him Now
l HU'l L II T m tmn STACE
llraiHlr for .l ph imI ll,m , . oo v , . 4 m F M
" " if l itiA.M. .i Mi'.y.
" lUkiT only . . & !. .
" " 'm'IMuM . l:UO A. M. f V. M. . t.tt P.M.
ConniTtlKil at IVti ll.ln for Walla Wall.. I'aaro al Port
land; al Portland ail pctnta South and Nana.
la llrailr IVth PIMmr )a
All .Mikh-iv l luur .ar Man,
li'KilHtion from iroinir to WahinK-prlnclpu.1 ronson for the prlut-
ton mid to testifying- before the jt'is and cln.-ultulon of the Infiunoim
senate coinin'lttee on inilllc lamls I 'yellow tlekel.' . 1 11111 ronfidellt
iiver whieh 1 was presiding as i11 the two irrand jury InvestlKa
elialrmun. . jtlons whlrh are to be held In Sep-
llavlnit put Its 'eleeted- ran-1 tember will give the. "jvllow ticket'
Jldale at tlie primary', the Oreffon- feauil and also Mr. Stelwer'a nl-
Ian In the role of dictator of (Ire- 'eyed eonneetion with certain Kiyl (All Ail American ships possible
on polities, now proposes to force nients. charged by Mr. l"lten to should fly the American flair, in
the cnlire electorate to nccipt its have been made to tile so-called ""' opinion of l-rcsidcnt ("ooliiluv
candidate at the November elec-; Multnomal county republican club
III the Intercut of Mr. Stclwern
campaign n thorough airing.
"Among other illrgillnr.itc meth
ods which were used against 111c
in the primary campaign was the
I hroadcaatng of an eddi-ess by Mr.
Steiwer owr the Oregonlaii radio
(for Hie purpose of making an un
Men
In the future, if the lire-
w!iot do s not . fnvor an-l would
oppaM ajiy chnp'' lu the Anu-ri-t'aii
fcovrrnini'lit polU-y of rt tuint:
to st-1 1 any of its incrvhant tnaMnt
ffhips to Anu-rinins to Uv placed
uiiil'T rnn-iirn n-frisiry.
.Malt hi-w 1. Urush. of N w York
t'lty. prtvidviit or th Anirriinn In
trrntitlonat i-orpor.i(Uin whirli hold:
truthful jittiuk umn iiiv rHort t',in tntm-st in tin- ln: rnatinn:il
t nltvd Sialvs se nator. Tlu Orv- j M'nantilf tnaritu'. it was wil
ironlan seconded this vicious ajwatitt I t,K' s,llllimr vxeoutive or flees to-
uton 1110 hy print inp cartoons
which wilfully inisn.'prcsi'ntod inc i
. iu (fhctinff my public dutio. at a
Mint whi'll 1 wmjs i-nmiirvtl iiimI nc
tivfly In Wahinclon in furthi-rins f
the pasrujw of h-Ki'lation hcncflclal
to tlif Mate of Orcjron.
"Th' ton'yninc arv ti few of th
itusoia which ha c Impi'llfd im-
to consider tuiominjr a candidate
for rvclcction on Novfmbcr 2.
day in response to quoslloitH, did I
not m'litlnn tin' qtu stion of forrij;n
reUl ry tlurinff t-j call ion Mr.
oolldgo yesterday.
Any uiri'stion that Americans
miyrht seek to purchase the 1'nllcd
.States tines now owned and oper
ated by the government and plncM
tho whips of that service. Includim? ,
the I j'vinthan. under foreign reis-I
try it was indicated, could be dis-1
ml.od as not couiiiiB-within 'thV
scope or well defined . shipping
board policy on salt.-..-- . V
RENT II;
by the
liaUii i ,T I.
Gn.r.l Jrba i lYrOins has a h flock of orderll. to
aM- n Iwi u l hirex hoi h m-rl and so oau Bin h.r
hr his 'D Umn infntl rnrajc.-t In th lowly job o(
P"-log p.(alo.. as a cvV!!-n.. rvryday K. I, at Ih rlluns'
milltaiy tiaininc r.i,o. Mino-atte. Mint:. Wita lrshitur la a
baddy. H. U Sv.Ci.xr. V.-.a t Ual tfut'.lij va lt
Sce-
TILE
1R
L-
DRT
ELECTRIC
WASHER
Has no wringer
H.&S.
Electric
can
Kor
lr.sc Kodak Film
plus our finishing
Out or the yHlim box ;ind Into
your CTiincra - Kodak Kihn. (hit
or our finishinc plant und Into
oir album iitality print.-.
I or Cim( n;ip-Iils yotl
nlttM)s count iu Ki:jik I'Mni,
rtiKt-cl.isjt priutN very lime you j
ch.ii mtint on our dt vemptn;; and !
prlnttu service. j
Kodaks $." up
Red Cross
Drug Store
I
JOHNSON'S WAX
SlectricJloorPblishefi
This marvelous new Invention will
poliih your floor, ten timet fatter !
than other method, and will tive
you a higher, evener and more beaa- '
tiful hntre than ran be obtained by"
hand. It actually bumishea the Wax y
o a lovely hard, wear-proof polim. ,.
For $1.00 a day you en rent thia .
wonderful new labor-aaver. RunaV
from any liht aocket. RrqureM not I
the ilighteM eaertion It runa itaetf ;
vou just tuide it, i
Rent it for a day and poh'th all of
your floors and linoleum thia new, I
easy, quick, electric way.
Oregon Hardware7
& Imp. Co t
lie. Koictti win cvmitiiciinc
llir re i at thw ttiun-ii wr ImhI
tlnH. tnrtM-r of ml spntcr.
ttirnnl Hir la-4 Mtclil nnd
pnm-ri pii rxtrmmhtutrv (imhI
thai wvtt Mxmctil cmt thmt m.ntr
"mr pottlf h4i4ittt hmiI. ami
jrt H n tn ht lmminNi
ut 1lw iwdr tukil l taitxti Itw
trwih in. In wfi- of M ht-iur
Mnrwj rmhK ihm a ci-r
titrn phI. lafrpT rnntiU rird
SWEATERS
Ularcr or Coat Styles.
Host grade all wool at low prices.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables