La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1924, Image 9

Saturday. April 2fi. 1924
PA OF NTT
EXPECTANT OF
HUE top;
Mount Everett Expedi- j
tion Is Hopeful of Suc
cess in Reaching Peak's
Summit.
iAMTHA AI') "If we dunl
K't to the lop of Kverest thin time
ll will not In- our fault, " wiia tin.'
smiling- ussurnnc'e of tleiiornl
1 truce when he landed In Fulfill -
'o IIS 111,! iH'inl Of tllLVlll'W expedi
tion iV climb tin- world's hlgh
csi peak. "I seldom felt fitter in
my ifr and all tin- oilu r member.-!
of Hie parly iipptur to 1m; lu fell ill
liar condition.
"What wo are all praying: for is
a Int.. monsoon, ,The question of
whether we uru successful or not
will depend largely on thlH. if tin
monsoon i-onie early, our ehulice.i
will lu Ki-rjiHy reduced. On the
other hand, If it keeps off .until
well on it) June, It will do us .in
Infinite amount of g-ood. As nr.ty
he cp'eted. nu exfiirslnn of thin
hind must inevitably depend upon
luck in various forma, hut partic
ularly In the slmpu of propitious
weat her."
The K'-neral plans are similar to
those of previous expeditions. Tho
star! Is he made from Durjeel
Ing. Much care has been expend
ed in the selection of i-nulpnient,
numerous Improvements having
1 n made on the basis of past
experience.
"Tin? present c.ied it Ion." con
tinued the leader. "Is intensely
anxious to meet the Tibetan ffov
crnmeiit in every possible wuy.
Kvery can- will be taken not to
Ktt ngalnat the least detail of its
Wishes. We appreciate the klnd'y
attitude of the Tibetans on thW
and on past occasions. On the
last trip w.- could not have been
better treated."
C-encrnl Itruee slated that the
scientific work of the expedition
would be similar to that of prev
ious years, except that on thin
occasion It was iioped to Intensify
observations and to secure a" bet
ter photographic record. "We are
AI.H'Kt.. (Sp.-elal) (ihidys Ste
wart returned from Klgln Krldny
nlg-ht, where she lias been visit ing
her sister.
Mr. ami Mrs. V. A. Much it nan
and daughter. .MHvtu, went to L'n
ton Sunday lo visit relalivi s.
' l.uura M(Doug-all lias been oil
th- sick list (he last' two weeks.
Mrs. I-Yank Si e wart 'and chtldren,
I.oreua. I'earl, M ilo and Minnie.
ont to TelucasH Saturday morn
Inwr lo visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Anson.
M r. nnd Mrs. Hurley Sprowlcs
and children were out from I -a
(1 ramie. Sunday lo visit relatives
Mr. and Ms. Jack Itryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Itnmlall hiul
son, (.'l.-.rence. went to I'ove Sunday
to visit relatives.
M. Van H onsen wenl to 11
Ornnde Saturday morning- on busi
ness. John WeiiB was in l.a Oramle
Salnrd)LV afternoon on business.
TliTe were Heveral young'
folks
from Ihis district uttemb-d the
dance al Imbler Friday evenfny.
Mrs. liwce t'ti ij jind flarke
Uuekmau wei-e" in iTa firande Sat
lirdtiy shopping1. '
Mrs1. M. (', Slewnrt wn in I.n
Cratub' a few days ag-o visiting- Mr.
and .Hs. (. 1.. Suencer, ,
11. . Mel inugull and daughter,
l.anra. went to Terry Sunday on a
pleasure trip. '
Tom Wnllslng-t-r went- - to l,a
( irande Saturday on business.
M rs. M. '. Stewart and son,
I Vank. wenl to I .a (irande Satur
day chopping-.
, Mrs. John i-resler and daug-hters.
Sum-'
Mable and Myrtle, went lo
inerville recently on a pi ensure
I rip.
It. n. V.'atUIus has left Alice!
and went over to Seattle. Wash
ington, to jnln his parents.
Mr. Vt:d Mrs. Otis Kuehanan
was down lo Alice) from Imbler
to vlsil relativt s. Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Htichauan.
Prince of Wales Races
Rouse British Anxiety
l.( l N I ' N. (API From the
depths of cockney London as from
Ho- drawing- rooms has arisen a
desire that the lelr o Hie throne
tdioubl use ljte soft f'dal wlon he
goes Into the ll Illll Ill.L" field. The
Iirset.u-lileh are credited to His
I loyal Hiirli ness and which tcrml
nateil wilh the narrow escape from
Injury which he experienced when
his l;nrt-- kicked him In the face,
has b en tii much for the tran
quility Of' Hi' KllliUsh people.
The newspapers were the first t
lake up the mailer. They printed
columns iiiipt-essluir upiut the peo
ple the d.inge- i-onfrontlng the
prince, and I cut tired a long list of
hitntini: and racing accidents with-.
Jin ve 01 1 tirr. d to htm during t he
last tw y.'itrs.
.s n r- suit of the public fceln;r
thus nrtiii!e.t, nuueroos clubs and
SMci. to s l::tv.- adapted resolutions
tirLTint: the prime' minister or sum
one, io impress upon young- Wind
sor that io- should not indulg-e so
frt-.-ly In ibis danc-rous spurt.
ll . lino.vn t h:il persons elos-'
to t lo t i a I fa tu 11 y h.'tve Vlt- n
.H ml, .11 In tile prilie.- itlt t lie C
i'-cJ. and b kiKKvn that the r,,y.
a l pi r--j'ts east an ttify mi p-i b-ih
(V ii-n 'h-s-- es apadeft v( ih--r
kei-n as mustard t he off, he
said, "for wil h all Its hardships
there Is fun in It."
MANY VISITING
AT ALIGEL NOW
of fsprtng but so far t lo-y appear
to got only an equally uns.witpu
thetlc response. To the repi-'-S'-n-tutlons
of his friends the prince
only laughs.
K is though by many that the
premier and his cabinet will step
lu and gvntly but firmly inform
the prince privately that he can
not take the same risks as other
nun and that they will frown upon
I any inure u h reckless riding,
SAN' FHANFIKCO (A' ' l"'r
o.o.. ut... u !, .iv oriiail za tUMIS
to ellmlnale billboards from th
hlirhwajs of I hi Pacific const, ar
I to result from tbr linpet-
I us given the movement by the
Standard oil company of t it 11
fnrnln, which has torn down liliei
of its roadway signs in i 'alifornla,.
Oregon and Washing "n.
The company removed its high
way adverl isemoiits on the ground
1 hat l hey detract id from I lu
beauty of the roads, and ordered
i hat hereafter such signs shook'
oe confined to commercial zone.
"There vh instant public re
sponse up ai'.d down the coast,
said Kenneth It. Kingsbury, presi
dent of the company. "We li:i ve
liad editorials, letters ami lee
tr rati is by the hundreds Indicating'
that a keen feeling exists concern- I
llitf the marring- of our great hlKh- i
ways by slgns."
The Skyline ltouh-vard, a grea? I
highway In-injr couip'etcd front
San I'Ynncfsco southward along the
high ridges overlooking- t he I'.i-
clflc ocean, is reported to he in- '
sui-ec against billboards.
Civic organization all over the j
west have adopted resolutions
commending- I he stand taken by I
the Standard Oil company, and;
calling- on other organizations to i
eliminate highway signs. J
Motor Car
I it led to KaU
nl for Truck In-pc)
(hui
CINCINNATI. (AI-) Veteran'
railroad men In the Southern ra'-
road yards at laid low, Kentucky.
have had a nurprlse. I town I he
main track reeVntly. sandu iched (
between the "Sewanee Klver Spe-
clal" and a freight, came a sedan j
auto on flang-ed wheels. It hud;
full steering- pear, both front nnd j
rear axles hntnobllv: It weigheil ;
Ti.UiVt iiou nds, and was heavy j
enough to operate the electric :
block system of the railroad.
The "sedan" was equipped with;
"cowcatcher;" flash hoard sp ed j
control, and a motor regulated by;
a switch formed like a rheostat. It i
is believed the new car is the only I
one of Us klnd; j
The deslg-ner says the car pri
marily will be used for in.spectiiv;
tunnels, and for em'erg-ency duty.
PTAMniiDn nil I
JIMUHIIU UIL
I STARTS MflVF v
W w - " - j
. , elfng by mot or,
. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conley are
M ill. I VISITS THI', HAI.ld IS ( j,,-,, n, Mot )lku n,Hmtoriuiitt
TI I V. HAld.KS, Ore. K. K. Ku- j wlier.. Mr. Conley js taking treat
bll, aspirant for republican noin- I ,M,.n,
Imitlon as I'nlled Stabs senattn at j ; (; .very. county agricultural
Ihe .May primaries, basing his plea 1 ,1!rri, lfll hunclrof high school
for election on education, . hnmi- 1 )h)VH (Mlt Ntock Ju'dging- Monday,
urn tion and farm relief addressed , Mr ,. M,,H A ,M, of s..n
U htrgv g:atherlng- nt Ihe civic
iludllorlum. This was Mr. KuhM's
first public appearance In-re. A
national amendment embodying:
compulsory education was advo
cated by Mr. Knbii. A depart
ment of education, with a mem
ber In the president's cabinet, wn
advocated by the speaker, us well
as federal aid for all schools. Im
migration should bo both restric
tive and selective, ho declared. .
Mr. Kubll also pledged himself
t0 support any suitable and ade
quate farm relief legislation, and
went on record as favnrinir the
abolition of tax exempt securities.
He .--aid that he favored compensa
tion for world w:ir veterans and
adequate hospitalization for the
w'oiinded veterans.
HtKCO.N TO III-'. INSP!;CTi:i
SAI.KM. Ore. II. C. Waddell of
! lioiiebiirg-. of the offhdal staff of
Hie state department, American
Ll.eglon. has been appointed by
.Governor Pierce to go to Scut lb
and inspect the battleship Oregon. ,
At the request of the Spanish- ;
American war veterans the in'.'.'t ;
1 legislature nppropnat en ji;,eio
i for the maintenance of this craft i
(and obtained- permission of. the .
1 government to move It hi l'ort
! land.
Adjutant General White litter
determined that the upkeep, of
the vessel would be more than t lie
sum appropriate .,, that Int
provenients would bo nceessni".
Iiefore Ihe craft conhl be imivMl. '
The g-ovornment was asked lo
meke. Hie tinorovemenls, but as
Vet 11t eeWsented.
! ilsi ii
COVE SCHOOLS
OBSERVE WEEK
Forest
gram
Ellis
Protection Pro
Given; Ranger!
Explains Vital
Facts to Pupils.
(Special) April 21 h
roiectiun week and
was given at the school,
siilent's message on the
necessity for forest protection was
rend, followed by un ,oratlon on
i ,i! .,. .oiei...iu
. " '. oe n'imhm uuiicu iii
; singing- "Aiueriea." Some n
ctla
diool grave
1 use
j lions followed. After Ihe s
; program I'. M. Fllis, forester,
I a very Interesting talk on I In
' and care of
arc of the forest and (ho
neci-s-ily for fir.- protection, dwelling-
at length on Ihe proper way in
build a camp ire, -the place to i
j ilium ii , pnictng great empuasin
pim Ihe "fire -carriers," including
I dead leaves, and vegetable mutt -.
' that helps to spread fires. Care
j lessly thrown inatches and clgrnr
! ett.-s s0 often slart , a fire nnd
'dried leavi-H. roots, etc., found In
ithe forest help lo carry It. His
lecture contained Home vital stntis
iticH on our fast illininishln-j for
. ests and the necessity for refor
estation. He finished with u little
I Vorv of Urn foreHier's Hie and his
need for accuracy and precision.
Mr. and Mrs. Mci'uMough who
haw Jived in our midst for the
past two years liave moVc(J to
Klgln.
A baby boy was born lo Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Miller oil Sunday,
April . 2M.
Mrs. I 'rank Williams and Mr,
llowater spent Hie greater part of
la.sl week uj Imbler as guesls at
the home of .Mrs. Williams' daugh
ter, Mrs. Jesse I terry.
Co e was repreneiiled at the
t'oimty Health Association ban
quet at l.a (!rande-b- two t'ove
ladles, Mrs, Uny Inim-Un and Mrs.
Jen ts Welmer.
Mr. and Mrs. t ), A. Huntley of
Cuprum, Idaho, cauie in on Fri
day and are guests at the home
of Mrs. Low I'nyne. They expert
to spend the 'summer in Cove and
are al present looking: for a house.
Kay luinciiu, who has been ill
at Hot l.iiUe sanatorium, relumed
Kridn.v to his homo at Cove.
Mrs. 10. J. Trrjipecr is on lite
sick lis
I Mrs.
k list.
II. W. I'eterinan has be.".i
111 for the past week.
Miss Florence Helaney is 111 and
tin doctor has pronounced It to
be diphtheria.
Mr. and Mrs, T. C Hefty are un
lerlaining Mr. nd Mrs. Willard
lvalues and Joint 1'iulerwood, a
brother of Mrs. I Icily. The. parly
spending: Ihe .past .vein
In I'O.h Angetes and Is n th
wuy 1 1
tfav-Ji
hoim- in (irand Valley, Colo,
were n -in -si a at t lie home of M r.
and
M rs. Thomas Towle recently.
Miss Mae l.orve Is at home ag'aln !
after a mouths visit at Athena, at
the homo of her uncle Kevercn 1
U. l.oree.
The seniors are very busy with'
their play "When a Keller Needs. ,
a Friend." It will be presented
on Friday evening, April '2"t. )
, Kaslor day was celebrated with;
services' in the various churche-i. ;
The program, at the M. K. church 1
was presented by Sunday school
pupils from various daises and
consisted of music, both vocal and
imaruiiienlnl, readings, cla tlrllla, ,
etc. The church- was beautifully 1
decorated With daffodils and ,
Kas:er lilies predomfnul lug. Cove's!
quota of Mmi for the centenary
fund wtis presented and Jn a few
minutes had g;one over the lop.
There were three contributions of,
$."ai each, several of and Hp- '
ri "iii!ii'lT of smaller denominu- ;
tion.", but the Faster spirit was
present and in an incredible short
space of time the sum was raised.
mii.Ii sAi.i-; is rosrvoM:i
SOFTII Iti:.l). Wash. The
bankrupt sale of the South Mend
Lumber company's property hits
been pi si polled until May ;t, fnl-
lowing u Jii'.iring- . before w.
11a ii inert, referee )n bankruptcy.
h Id In Aberdeen Monday.
The May :t sale wit I be a public.
and. uceoi-'llng- to the referee, lhi
property will be sold to Hie hli.'k-
est bidder. The mil and Its hole1-
incs have been a ppraise.l al $:!!,-.
Illll'.
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iii-C!-ti ti.f i.ii.iiu.-t- ' w j j
iiiIi.i; liii-.ii 1 " t ", ' !
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I lliriu. A4,g I
Stone Takes Office
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Two views of Ally. Cell. Harlan
He is shown being hworn in and
Oregon Authors Wil!
Meet at Eugene May 3
Kl tiKNK. Ore. (AP) A con
vention of authors, of Oregon will
be held at ihe I'lllverslty of Ore
gon here May It and 4, wil h th
cooperation of the Sigma l'psilo;i,
iat lonal writers' fraternit y and
I'ot and (Juill. an organization of
women stiidfiiitM Intenuiei in wrll
Inff. Spokane Police Will
Prepare a "Who's Who"
SI'OKANK. Wash. (AP) The
Spokane police department, preparing-
to cope with the summer
activities of liquor runners in thU
region, is compiling an official list
of known bootleggers In the city,
which will be used by county sher
iffs and federal officers near the
Canadian border, if has been an
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We. have made
found study of
bwildinp, and
placed in our
f.o receive f,
i!ent execu
Wc Will Gladly FuitiisI
EslimalM .
lisils is sure, fVA
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
iri2 H Arc, l-n Grande, On-con
Kathleen
boprano
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Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go.
Telephone Main 119 Kesiik:nce Fuloy llutul, Alain 773
Simply
Wonderfu
As clem :Ju beauti
you woi' it that
turn tl4 dresses and earn
you snd usfirrnTTii.u
Try (ii-ji??rs()iie artieh
liavo discarded lieeauie of snih
wo know you will lie a.LTeea'lily
prised with the result.
Modern Laundry
Si one
' in" ii bis ik w .A.
Htii';; m.
(inset) Hn i;
uoum-ed luiv.
Aecordln:: (, the po
is a conspicuous ahseiict
ther.
apt!i-
cations lor a i.hice in th.
"Wlio's Who" directory but not-u-ltliMnmling.
one hundred names
have lieen added wil ll pn-speclM of:
furtlor growth before, final tabu
lation Is cnniph-trtl.
hilv p, :-s who have been
com ,;:.( of booth ggim,- or viola
lion at" the 'prohibition law for (
vain are being !i-.ied.
Kaiig
(.1,1
itl Permits Issued
-l-'l!'( -nine t hous
siieep will graze on
fi, I ' in pqt;a, Sa nt la in
national forestf thin
for Ihis number
ih-eaily issued, it WHS
-seliiM -s fort head
Apj lieations for
7, turn toad were iv--eason,
MS.'ii'-i more
i:i-: no.
Or
and heiid oi
the tM'cliill
and Cusiade
year, permii
ha int. been
!-:irned 1
quarters he'
pern-its for
et ived this
i han
ran'e
Die
lug capacity of th
t
(?en.Cfrr&.
'ilemorui 'hi
Campbell I
nacnm
ci'oin);iiiist
ful ;is I.
is the way
A . L
a pro- i; 'fvv
i order i0i" '
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I 'I in; i:m.i..i, i:i in r .n. i.i.i i; ' imiiMMm-iI iv.m (tv
i Ti1 rt:-ii
he Jiirt (liiy KM. rM
wl.i.-h v.mi ' ..... .. Ci-A: A
Dodge Brdthbre
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IIIIiiTiU TW)iipllt) Priueiplc
Of Cotipci-allon In liir,big Dead i
i HAi:i;isi;i-i:(i.
"p'-raliv,. tliarie.
III. (API
(hippie;; ilssi
1:1-
I Hons and
orgatiial ions ha e
"TTTmnu' I'iiJjJ ' ciiiiiniiiii since I he
beginning oT- iho cooperallve
nioveiueiil, hul .tills etipi in unil y,
wit h lis cooperative underlnkinv
assoeia Hon. ela iiiis a .uulqio- ib-
iff '
1 i See Oar Display
W of uptothe-minule J
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; jgS PHICES THE LOWEST, ('IJALITY CONSIDEKED gjOl
j . , "Pay us as you get paid" '
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TYPE--A 5 EDAM
Aristocrat of a sturdy line, the Type-A
Sedan represents the finest crafts
manship of an organization perfectly
equipped for quality production.
Recent improvements give it a degrco
of elegance and riding ease that might
' be expected only from Dodge Brot hers
in a car so moderately priced.
toplneitl
'eteiiMiil.
Alliioiiub
d in
lii.il ;
ma
be
tile
I ell-
ork-
irnliv i
I hi:
ili'.lrlcl i:m
t he enpi-hision I It ii t 1 1
sin
ol burning is a tegdimaie coop.i -
a I i e elilerpri: e and aceerrl i n;;l
have orgariii-.ed I lie l nloii 'oop-
eralive Cnd rlaldng eslablili inepl.
and are cart-.vtng our their coop-
at ive princlph
the
lth) Mcle"' oh-cs trr tlhln-, '
r. PAPI.. Minn. ( A I ') Tweha
ndicd male i)ce.i Iii one choir
II In- an o'l'slaii'l inn en of
si i i 'ej:t U bii nil in I mil de:t I ' fea
it .c ihe ,Norwe-;i-ni ;:ing;-t-.''
i.ii ton oi Aiueriea lo re Juno
-:.Mi. Tin re are :;s clioruses In
fiifi'ctai ton and I bet;.- will Join
Iwo grand concerts on - Hie
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