La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1923, Image 4

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Wednesday, August 15. 1023
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Air Travel Development
BY JUNIUS
Editorials From
Over the Nation
i.f JuK, nd.
Kl'tlEXK ASUWM.I..
Attorney fur I'l.-ilhliff, nsfitinit nt
' l.n (!ranip, Oivkoii.
I'l 111 .l-.ll I l M MHI1W
In tin' I'ln-ntt I'.inn nf I In- SlntP o'
Tourist I'haiiRM On-iron fur tin- lonnty of I'nl.m. j
Minmi News (Metropolis: One who ' !. Olwrlon. Mill. r. IMatnitrr. v ;
ha maile a stuilv of tourists, tlioir '-'"ink Hun un.l Kinnm .1. Ilai-t. IHx
l n,wl ilillkes. suvs that an iin-"w"''. wminm 11. Hi.-rnn.is nn.l It.-tn-,
nrali-A rhaiiL-n has comB over this M- tmnw.-is. His wir.
class of people. Once it was a ' arnr
iml.it fur ihnse who travolpil. either 'I""1"
in foreiirn lands or in their own! Tu l''"'' M. Siernwrl. l,-r,.i,l;inl ;
eiiniilrv. to rush like niu.l from one' 'N 'IK NAMK nf TIIK UTATK
,.n i,. unnlher. In fact, a British ol' OKIHION, Von are lieivl.y
an. I T.
(lln.lyn 8
JolinMtul. Iiefen-
Tho iiniioiinccmtnt officially made in the house of commons
loftaiflni"; ine govenimenl s auiiuile toward the new commercial Hie eoniuiiiiiiiy in which they reaiiiu
air line project, which has heen so lonjr mooted, leads to the con- """ r"'"" '"!" '""' "" '"J,1""-
. . , , , , 1 1 fun lo previ nl ja Ijitt Im Imk pill ilown
elusion that Great liritain .s cherished dream ol ra)il contact nroiimi iin-. ir propeny.
with the distant' parts of the empire is about to become a reality. A I'lmwnv Airaii nv and a
The plans submitted must have been of a highly practical ch ill'- flea In a t'lur were. Illiprisuneil, so
acter in order to secure the adhesion and approval of the I'.i'itishj
cabinet. Private initiative and ownership are tit the base of tho i The Near- i:uxt rcuiimiK us of near
idea, but the jfovenimenl will grant the handsome subsidy of ijj""; !""'' s" ""'"'"f
1(10,000 pounds at the outset, to be increased if and when a bl- ' ;
weekly service has been successfully opentted for three months. u ''l' ,"1"",'' ,'"',',J"1, ,l,':'l''a
The projected air route will extend to Kjfypt and India and thlnce:wh'ei i ev. n inoie .'i. ,ie.Hs"iiK. " '"
lo Australia and later Canada and other Jiritish dominions and!
.... , I
possessions win ue iiiciuueii. M Kii(;laiiil iihe saw most every point
The airshins selected to carry on this imperial communication '"' ''"' 'est esecpi ine piaen where
communication which Tronv its very nature and by its example
bids fair to revolutionize world travel will be dirigibles large?
than any hitherio constructed, capable' of developing a high rate
of speed and having an exceptionally loiifj cruising radius. Each
of them will be built to accomodate from llii to loO persons and
wril.r. reinalk llir about this ell cum- 1 " "l'l""r aim anstner . m
aUtnce, took occasion' lo sav that 'llainl ''I mralnst yon In ihe
"Ihev (the Americans), heinK of a -eimile.1 rourt an.l nniw en or
nervous, restless temperament, never. "Ix w,""-l"s fr"' -'"le H
, ,ln,l ohv it takes s.i lnnv l"'"caUo:i of Mils snnmmns
tu see evervthiiiff in Europe." This ;"m.ie Wckiy tii...rver.m.ir. which.
llvihit of rushhiK is lusinc voKu ur :"." " ' '; '
uniuiiirr Americans. Dvservcrs tod , . .nmi. t mm. i
us that when the Yankees fro uproti.l ' "H '"' -hall he pnhiish,..!. an.l
nowadays they take their time, see 'I' "' '"" ''',""!;'""
""?.'vr7..r.r'"in:x ; " K.-rem. ih,. piamuf,. re,- nnt ih.-,v.,f.
'""T ""' ";;r- """ 1 '' i",v" K" I for what ley consider con vent io:,! ""'" "' 'rt fr .l.-fault
up lo Ihe library . very week nnrl rem"". '. " .l:,,,, t,..,-1 attains! yn an.l for the r. . f pray.-.l
ihat o!,l l.li..,-,y l.iueas." If1'' unuitcre-.tintr thinif.-. Tin el (uf jn ,
ltVUI'S n",y,l'!l 6 .. J1'- ...V.V.?I ' -i.el.:.... n! an.l, l.c-ee that the
Si men liave l-iiiiI Influeneo 1 CnanKe. ucii lou. ...... ,
Overheard from a IiIkIi school
Uri'adiiaie: "'riiank u-ooilneNS my achool
,, . . ..iia i"."imii u,:c aim reco fi- in mm tiiiih
i. see a,. .., '.J, ,''" the il.f, n.lanls. Ianh Hart nn.l Km-
They have their routes n a and ,m ,
they follow the up from hemnmnK ,,., s,
to end. Tho plohe trotter of course , ,,. , ,,., ,;l,)liMl.v , '.
still roams around from pole to pole. j,,, ,,.., ..,. .
He or she is not nervous or re.-a less. . ,lUo,.n
With unlimited time hefore them ; ,.,..,., , ,, ,, from ,,,,,
they refuse to be hurrie,!, and per-l,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,... n ,mm. j
haps that is why they are happier! .,,.. .., ,, .,. ,..,., .,.,
than most tourists. hi. si,.rnw... for t ,i.i in., ami..
; ; . . 'of Si!Mi.;s. Win hltiT.-sl llier.en .
Necessity is the mother of inven-,,K.; ,.,..,,., f.om u.,,, ,..
tinn and the man who first used M:Lrt.,, (mt for ,,,:.,
phosphorous prohalily hul difficulty; roreclosliiB the inoris-ae of .i. i.a
findini; the keyhole at 2 a. ni. dani.s. Hurt. ,j.it. .1 January t. i:-.,
ir-eonlid in Hook Moni-w I;, .-.
The prize for fastidiousness coos to l(,ia of i nin ,.,, ,,, -,v ...
Khl on says Ihat When she wanl,np nllln wllo uuys ciirais io niaicn .seeiir.- said note, rovcrlnir the follow
ine color Ol nis niu-nacne. ilns: di m ril). .1 prcmisis. lo-wlt: SK'
Of the Stt'ls, S'4 of the Si;i, ft'elion'
i. n.. m....i.i e. f illnii.,! .1 w ( ""' NK'4. K-Joflhe!
in iiiiiiiir. iu ..... ; . iNWVi. W'i of the SK",. S-clion IJ
otuies loi ine
ilroji their IIh.
TIIKItK IH A DIV1MTV. Wlllfll
SIIAI'KS (H it KXIW. Vi:.1, AKISI'
JIH.VH WIVHH.
Ih'of. f. I'. Iiavis will play a cornel
i.Hiiln. "The Holy rlly," ill 7::io o'clock
wil be in reality a flying hotel, with sleeping cabins, a loun, loniui.i m ihe Triniiy Meihoiiiai
. .:ii, i .. -I:,,!,,,. ,.,,, n'U I, ........... I'....,.. I ,,,!,.., i r.",.,,..i '"hut-ell, nllei- which Ihe choir will
It IWIA'lll'II nilu il tuning iwijiii. i-in; j.'iu nu iiwin ii.iii.itiu 1.1 i.j;fi.
slntt, "llavo
1. 1 l.'rank K.
I'.ipllal.
.Mercy. (I lloil," neenrillnir
Kyerson, inisler. Topeka
'oil neei' i-ealle I10W high
silk stliflthlits are until yon sCP
11 ulrf III 11 hltllllnu; .dull.
will be speeded up four days, the trip to India a fortnight and
that to Australia nearly three weeks, so that the entire Pacific
dominion will be brought within ten days from the heart of the
empire. It is this rapidity of transit that is especially relied o:
to make the imperial airship service a commercial success.
T.. ,., I..,-., f,,i. Ku uiiliuidv tlm eiihinnf hnst kI inlllnfivl with tliol Siispensl
J . jlle was my friend anil now he'spone
company lor certain ngius ana privileges, sucn as ine convey- away,
iince of officers and men to India by air and the use of the sta
tions en route without payment. The most significant reserva
tion is, however, that by which in case of war, Che government is
entitled to take over the whole fleet for offensive and defensive ,"n
purposes against the enemy nation or nations.
Distri.t of Oreiron.
In the Matter of
(lien W. Hansell ami Viva I.. Han-.
all In Twp. 5 s.. it. :is I-:. v. M.. also
the .VK'i of the NWl, , the S 'i- Of
till. VI: -l.l.ll.i. Ul. ..f Ullnn 7 -in.l
sen, iiniiM-upus. the N 1, of I he NI-:
To til? Creditors of Clen . Unit-; h) Tw1 5 s R
sen ami viva 1.. iKiii.-en, 1.1 1.1. i-0in,y orman.
ijl'lliuie, union .ounty, 111 ine .Time
Marriage And Divorce
(M-voutly do I prny for liln n't urn,
I Hi In woulil Tollow lull I iliiittl iioimIh
slay ;
, M-:inilnif ti ik f:ito ilolh raiiso
niHfh ra vn roncM'ii,
wan my frli inl. In- look my linml
11 rid sold.
That hoM ha hhrk In Jiwt a lit Mo
wtillo;
Thru out ho walked wllh firm and
Hlati'ly tread,
1 watehed til in jro and tried to
.Torre, ti Hinile.
Now litH return I'm fondly wallltiK
for,
I'll rount eueh minutn tilt lie doth
. iirrlvn.
I lon't Kvt t tie notion that, he's none
a far
1 Heat hlni VroHH he p reet. tti
elmiitfe a five.
IHd you over noiieo how llio eacle
on the money file when you try to
feat tier you ne.Hl.
KYKX N(W IT ISN'T POUTR
TO HMOKK ItKKOKK feAOIKK.
AT ANY It ATK. NOT ItKI'OKK
Tit K Y IJO I IT ll
A nelenlist sayrt human tors will
disappear within the next L'.Ooo years.
W'lmi. will tlx- ehtropotllstH do then?
"Mother. won't ou i1eao
speak lo tialiy. He's sUtlnn on
the fly paper, and there's a lot of
I tic m watlln' t(i uet on."
If we didn't have holldnyn onro In
a while, wo eon Id n't- uppreeialo thu
rest t'uliieHM of hard work.
If tho douivhlmys wanted a bonus
NEW FALL
NECKWEAR -
Oui sliijmieiit of new Iiill Neckwear has ar
rived in an extensive assortment of latest styles.
Frills, Tab Collars, Flat Fronts, Vests and Cas
eailos await your inspection.
of Section 1 S. all
V. M.. In fnion
ordel-lllif Ihe sale of
anil IJ1SUICV lliuies.nu, , u uaii.uii. Iceedinifa at slierllfn sale, suhje.-t to
Notice Is Hereby (.iven. that on 1 ,., ,p,ion, ,ho i.,.,f , s,.,, imk,
the 7th day of Auut, fail, the,t0 ,.x,.c))t(. ,,VM, , tn ,..
said (ileini W. Hansell and Viva l , ehaser a eeillflcale or sale, an.l If no
Hansell wore duly adjudicated Hani:-, i-edempiinn, t li- sheriff at. such sale
nipt nml Ihe hist nioetiiiir 01 'nfi'-( i1m-i-- Iiik- an.l m dei liiir the moneys
creditors will be held at the ollice iai-lsinit fnt such Kile to he applied!'
(if II. Ilivnn. referee. at I. a 1,.. r ..... r
Grande, OniKon, on Tuesday, the nccrniiiK cosis. attorney fees and the 1
2Rth day of 'AuRUst, l!)j!:l, at 10:110 : sum found due plalnli'ff. the remain-!'
ociock A- m. at which lime ine sum ,i,.,-, if iiny. tu he paid over aa by
creditors may attend, prove their . :lK r. nuired. decnH lnff that finl.i
claims, examine the llankrupts and moiluas;.. and the sums of money
transact such other husiness as prop- ahnve act forth be decreed 10 be a
o-rly miltht come heioi-e said meet-: Rood, valid and sulisistlin; lien ncaliisl ,
iliff. ialil jnoperty. prior In time and mi-!
All -
Silk-and-
Wool
Sweaters
Price
1 . 1. n t :
v v. r
1. ."eSi-.V
Mr
Silicon belted and plain models for ladies and
children. ' .
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
Linoleum Time
II. 1'.. DIXON, ' perior In rlshl lo any rifhl. titli
Heferee in liankruptcy. Interest of defendants or either of I
(All claims must he sworn to on tln-m: an.l decreeing and bai-rlnrr de.
bnnkinptcv blank;
For' iuhlicntion
before filinjr.)
H-lS-lt.
Notice.
The report of tho United Slates census bureau on marriage and
divorce, giving the results of its canvass of six' northeastern
Elates (New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New Jersey and Delaware, contains at least one surprising tact.
It shows that in 1922 there was a decrease in the number ofi
marriages in these stales of 11,648, or about 12'o per cent, as
compared with 1916, and an increase in the number of divorces of
1,720, or about 30 per cent. It is this latter showing that sur
prises. Census reports are more statistical than analytical, and there
fore do not attempt explanations for vagaries in ratios. One
possible explanation for the falling off in the number of mar
riages in some of the states canvassed is that increase in popu
lation therein has not kept pace with the growth elsewhere. No
-explanation, however, occurs for the great increase in the percen
tage of divorces in this staid New England section, where mar
tial decisions are made (or supposed to be made) with more de
liberation than in New York or Southern California, for instance.
It is true, or seems to be true, in this restive and speed-maddened
age, that the bonds of wedlock are more easily picked to pieces
man in our iainers or motneis time, aim mat iiniy ie one reason inm m me wr incy oukui to navojto sa(
for the increase in the number of separations. 1 ' m ",e -" '"" Twelv
Iloforo wo reach u riocisitm on the subject that will apply
the whole of the United Slates we must await returns from lhjH IkII""'"" J
fendants of all title. Interest, claim jl
or Hen to said property adverse to
that of plaintiff, evcept, the stntutnryii
rlKlit of redemption. . Ji
This summons. is published against !
you pursuant lo an order of Hon. J. l
V. Knowles, Jndce of the above en- !
lled Court, dated August, 4, 1923. ij
prese'-ildnfT publication for six enn-
serntive weeks in t.a flrande Weekly J
Otiserver-Star, of l.a Cirande. Oregon. J
with Friday, Ahffiist Hi. 1H23, as tin 1 1
date of first puhlfeation. Kirst pllli- j J
lished this lath day of August, l!2:.
COCHItAN & Knr;uiiAi:ii, !l
Attornevs for 1'lalntiff. reMiillny ni
reinaiiiinjt' slates.
1 the others
j trifiiy.'
a man who lic
ou his land and
are just lighted by olec-
Tn Iho Circuit Court of tho Stato
of Oroifnn for Union County.
("hurles A. Meser, PWunuif,
Maud K. Fleser. Defendant.
To Mnul K. Fleser. the nhavc !
nanieri defendant, j
In the name of the Slate of Ore-
iron, i ou are herel)y required to be!
and appear in tne above entitled j
suit, and answer the plaintitf coin-: i :; l.a Ciane National Hani
plaint in the above entitled suit and l.a Grande. Oregon. I
court on or hefore six weeks from ; wkv Aujr. 10-lT-24-.tl; Sept. 7-14-21. I
the date of the first publication of I
this summons, and in case you fail!
to so appear and answer the plain-1
tiff, for want thereof, will apply to
the court for default, and for the re
lief prayed for -in his complaint f or J
the dissolution of the bonds of mat-1
rimony between the plaintiff and tie- j
fondant, and that he be decreed to
be the sole owner of the following
described real estato to-wit: "Cony '
mencitify at the Northeast corner of
Lot Two in Mock Fifteen in Coif-ft-un's
Addition to ihe Town of l.a
tinuide, Union County, Oregon, run
ning then South along the Fast
Fide of said Lot Two, One Hundred
and Twelve Feel, thence West at
right angles to said hist line Fifty
1-eet, thence .North at right angles
last line One Hundred and
Feet, thence at right angles
to the said last line rifty reet to
place of beginning." Ami for such
other and lurtner rehet as tho
court may seem proper.
A Difficult Problem
That an adequate law restricting immigration can ho passed'
at the next session of congress appears to lie improbable when the
press of other matters is considered. The main trouble lies in i
agreeing as to the provisions of such a measure. The opinions;
range from practically unrestricted immigration to prohibiting it'
entirely. As a recourse it is proposed lo extend the ven-enlage;
law for another year. There is one phase of the operation of this;
law that has been but recently revealed. H is claimed Unit large;
numbers of persons who would be barred because the quota oT
their nationality is exhausted are hiring transmuted to Cuba b
the steamship companies and are sneaking iu from there. It is!
claimed that as many its lon.ouo persons have been landed in that 1
island with the Cnileri Slates as their ultimate destination through !
illegal entry. In fact the business of conveying .such persons tr
f-ome secluded nook on our Southern shores is reported lq have
assumed the proportions of a large industry. Complaint of a sim
ilar method Inriug practiced comes from Canada
It is bad enough to have so many coming under the percentage;
law. Many must he turned back because they are not qualified!
in umui Amoriciin ritivmw mwl fl.niUthiu.i nmiilu... ..!
Hi ' ' MII . . i . " ... v ! . n tllll'l 1 H I I M ri I 11 l ((I' II I... I'lt t,,,ll.,,l in u.. f.,t..
better qualified does get through. Yet those who enter surrepli-niio wbeu was viebtiut; at ihn run nf
Iw.nuKr nmv fliuonund rriniin.il iv.iin,n-i.n,l 1 v.. 1 1 lalimit 4a bushelw to Ihe aere. sittd Mr.
I M. M.T.J IIM..T --v. ,,,, .,UI.1 If.xVl, 1 ,111 II II' lOllg II.,,...,
( oolhlfre Names slenii
WASIIIMiTON, l. Aiiff. I A.
FoiNier Uepresi iilative ('. I!as
eom Sleiup of VtrK'inta baa been
tend red the position nf srrre
tary to I'resident Coolblije.
Anuotineeiueut of Mr. Sbmip'R
appoini me nt was made Tuesday
at thf White Hiniso ahortly after .
he had concluded an hour and
a half conference with Mr. Cool
Id go.
Mr. Slemp will not be able to
elos' op his personal affairs and
t.ike pet-mam nt charge id his ol
lice iinlll after I .a Inn- day and In
the meantime, detune It. Chris
tum, ii,. seeretary to the tale
l'r. Hi-I. nl Maidiin:. vil! remain as
pi i -)) nl hit m ci einry.
.ntunne mi nt aa maile later
licit Ml . ('!;! I, would serve as
the pr-ldeiii's p.-rsonat serretaty.
This sitnimon is published by or-
Itler ot the Hon. .1. W. Knowles,
(Judge, of tho Circuit Court of Hie
t Stale of Oregon for Union Cou it y,
which order is dated July 17,
land room res thi simvinons to !e
published in the l.a Crande Weekly
t)hserver-Star once each v?ck, for
.six successive weeks, requiring the
tlefenda!it to appear and answer on
or before six weeks from the date
of tho first publication of this sum
mons. Ihe date ol Ihe first publica
tion of this summons is the (Hh dav
1M Af-ivs or Win tit linn ud.
T'I'VI'U:Ti Oi . A ot;. IT. About
'Mi ni'ivs nr standing wlte;il and .." itr
Va N.teks of Uncalled grain Hint sti l
i-emained In the lb-Id were dcitroyrd
bv a fire Sunday on tho ranch ' of
l.;ivi-enee Hawaii, eiuht miles north
f I'en.lleOiu. Tin' ihe niarted rroni
, spark from Ihe exhaust of tho ra
rpillac used to propel the combine.
held the idea tliat Hide Sam is an "easy mark" and is still con-1
linuing to demonstrate the truth of the belief. The worst of the
situation lies in that the government has no adequate means of
stopping this influx from Cuba and other places Ixirdcring on or
near our national domain.
Since an attempt at lynching was frustrated at Savannah,
(leorgians are likely to feel that their personal liberties are being
infringed.
ew Mtno Strikes Made,
ti V K i:U, r.. Aug. 1 T A second
strike ot even more impori ini' than
that r purled hist week ttm made la'
S.i! ui dav nmM nt the I'alsb-y Kik-
born mine, on the root iouat ton of the
old adit loniu-1 at a depth, of a Ittthi
mere than 1 oil feet buck of th old
'uwli vein. The in shown i width
j ( four to five feet of good Values.
Wink on thr adit eontinnuUmj han
1 been lo roj:res." ubont two W eek.
and tut ndniu- of about ten fett rti-
DON'T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER
BUY YOURS NOW
" We are Headquarters for
ARMSTRONGS LINOLEUM
For Every Room in the House
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
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USED CARS
Get
6 out of 6
every time with
Ansco Speedex
Film. In any make
of camera it "fits
the light."
We h.-ive several used 8
cars in excellent me-
clianical conditions and
appearance. g
Priced very low.
See Tliem
At
Smith & Frees
ISI7 Jefferson A.
I,A tillAMi:, ORI.iiOH
mil auin bjj.
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vOpporiunily Walk
in on Ihe lellovJf
Who has money)
v) t h o a J Wai 1 1 n
At Hint, Opportunity isn't
n 1ml yon wnnlil rnll.ii linnolt.
i r .my liinin limn yon wnnlil
lip rnnsi.u-ivii n knnrker If
yon ivfr. ilnlnff all yon conhl
to boost for your liomo town.
I.i-I's l.'in-f. Iln UnnrklnK
for Hip otlii-r ri-llnw un.l ilo
nil wp run lo hPlp this town
nn.l ronnly.
Anil ppt-Honnlly, Hip ninn
lii i ti or l Ills hank will ilo IliPir
slinii- hy giving yon n llnnk
ini; S.-rviri- Hint yon riKht
fully ili-m-rvt. (is one of onr
rllsloHK-rs.
Yillt HKI.r- l'?WR HRI.P
YUI' AMI TOtlRTHF.ll
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