La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. Mny 7. 102H. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAG3 PIV3 ocal News In Brief COM I NO EVENTS Eastern Oregon Track and Field Alect at La Grande May 9. Union Live Stock Show at Un ion, Juno 10-11-12. O. Unwell is ill with pneumonia it his home in Lower Cuv'. Jtcllli DCil front I'oi'tllllld ! I r. Marry Itouvy returned to'hlftj home l li in ii in ruin;; from a few ; days' business trip to 1'orltund. i Wi'lll I islihi" ' Mr. and Mr!. flrnnt Swnlhergj win to ioouiug itiuss una morning on the branch line train fishing. C'lHlfilM ll to Moiuiw Little Miss Lois Harding is con fined to h'-r home because of Mi ni hi:. Judge Duhy lli'ii' ' J inhfi' William f Mhy. chairman of the .s : :i ( . ' highway commission, is in La Oraude today on business Horn his home al linker. Home from I'm-llnyd Mth. VitIi:uii llowel! returned to her home at Wallowa thin inorninft after spending several days in l'oriland receiving t real dm nt for an Injured eye. ii'tiii-ni'il from Laku- Hfirhy lip-hardson relumed yes terday morning front Wallowa I. like where he has het-n for tu o days doing picture work. Motored lo Wulln Walla Mr. and Mrs. l- A. Kpllng were Visitors lo Walla Wolln. WnHh.. the. first of the week. They motored to, thy Washington city. lli'ii1 Lnsl i;vctilii; OeoiKe A. Hay, nf t he I'Yderul Department of .Justice, from l'ori land, slopped over In l.ti Orntide lost evening on offickil business. I In left this inorninsr on train Xo. 24. isiled haimhter After visitinw with her daughter nt Pendleton for several days. Mrs. Susin Mavis returned to her hoine nt Wallowa I his morn In if on the branch line train. Spend Wiimnii'i fit ,om ph .Mrs. Mary ('offman. whose home Is at Salt Lake 'lty. 1'tah. passed tliroiiKh I .a (Irande this morning on route lo Joseph to -spend the Rummer monl lis wll h relatives Lett. This Morning y Mrs, Ida. StinKle'and son, Glenn, who hnvf la-en visit in In La Gtande at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry i-andox, left this morning lor Portland, Their home Ik al On- t;uio. Mowerw Stden . .Several rejiorts have been re (elvl of theft of flowers from yards in La Grande recently. The Michaels trnw One Direction to take today For the new clothes Hi: t you are tfoinjr to wear Sunday. And, if a Crow were making the trip from, say, Washington Ave nue, he'd fly right over the City Hall to Clint's. Open until G with val ues that close the argu ment. Michaels-Stern Suits to S."2.I5 Lnnpher Straw Hals ?2.4 to 51.85 Arrow Shirts fl.9.1 to $-1.83 1'iHisual Neckwear and Hosiery ' u . I I ' 1 4i Y H police plan to prosecute unyom found guilty of this type of larceny It in reported. II fit' ,t Kvciiinif Mrs. (Jeorge Kremun left thl; morning for No in pa. Idaho, nfte: spending the pi! ft two weeks her at thhome of her daughter. -Mis T. It. Maxwell. SiHt'inl 4'hv Ihmi Through A special cur of I wen l y-f I vi business 'men from Hen t tie, l'ort land und Fpokam-, passed throng) La Ciandc Oils morning on trail No. 24, en route to Chicago. 1111- IlolH. tO Itttdld U IlllsllleSS Mn'! Association meeting. ltd u rued Home At t-r visiting In I. a (Ininde fo. s- veral days with her sister. Mrs Iferh Hi owning. Mrs. J. It. Was oner ami IWo children, .lark am Lois, left this morning on irain No 24 for their home at t 'a I dwelt Idaho. Took Mimics to Loise f His Palmer motored lo Dots I In? firs! of i hi week and took tin Mlmlrs. the high hi -hoot annua hook, which will he hound there 1I will go after them next Mon day and they, will b ready lor dis trihtition at that time. I ll Itoule to Dliebln Ted Anderson nnd Fmnk Dnvh are spemllng n few days In L: Crnndc en route Jo Jienver, f'olo rado, hy auto, l-'rom Denver thej will go to I'ui'liio. They nre fron' ;in l-'ranciseo, California. They ar rived In-re last evening and like l.u Cnilide. MotnWtiif t rii-enc Mr. and Mrs. li. .1. Kllcli n am? daitKhler, Kita. I'.elle, Mrs. t'lyih Ximinei-man und .Mis. J. A. (tasklM left this mnrniiiK' via nntn for Kn Keiie. Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen and dantrhler will visit another ilauKh t"r. MIks Thelnia, Mrs. Zimmerman will visit her son, Itoyle, and Mrs flasUlll Will visil her daughter, ,a Nlta. nil siudents of the I'niverally of Oregon there. Personal Mention . Kufcene lleuter nnd I-on DaviB were .union? the t'nlon tienple wlic were lit I .a (irando yesterday. W. W, Rtevi-ns of Vnion was n tiuslncKS visitor to I.a Grande yes icrday.. Mr. ond Mrs. Kd Kline werf shoildntf in La Grande yesterday. Their home Is at t'nlon. tIrs. Herthu , Hoyle wim jn Lji (Vrande ye'stei-day Irom Vtiloii. ("', VI. Shaw, whose home is in Port land, went to Joseph I his iiionilnK on the branch line train on business. J. O. Kiddle or Wallowa was n visitor to La Grande the first of this week. Al Moregaard of Wallowa was In La Grande yesterday. . Sam Andrews went to l tordfiy on business. "nlon yes- J. II. Thompson wna In La Grande yesterday f rom I'ulon on business. ! Mrs. Dnvn Hits of KI;;in wns n visitor lo La Grande yesterday. Mrs. .1, .1. Sktllincs of Itnbh r was shopping here ycstetilay. j Kd Cline of t'nlon was n visitor In La Grande yesterday. Amonf? the out-of-town vlaltorp In this oily yesterday afternoon was Hoy Phillips of I'nlon. S. 000.000 VETERAN'S APPLY FOIt liOM'Si WASHINGTON. .' C. More than seventy-five per cent of the vi-tcrnns ellKible for the ndjusti'd compenKatlon insurance lwve np plied for Its benefits, according to I'lKiircs released to American Le Klon officials here. The three inll lion mark wvis passed on April 1.1. ! The government already has paid MakesClaim 8!rmand FVe4. rnownM prcho tinalyrf. In a recently publish wl auto btoKrfttby, sa3 he ta tbs rightful disccvfe!r of tr u of cocaine s local nwhetlc. Frewi zsyu lie and Karl -KoUer. Bt-rUn Raiyac'wm working on the on:? Idea and that nhll i. was iwi veiling hfi girl in a far-awjy town X.olIr announced ta dutoavary which Uaf.tfuUy waa - - n rnnii i r. . T . X 'A ' Mexico Raises Postage To Fight Pest Plague MKXIi'O fMTY (AP N.-w onrci'M of revenue aro eonbtantiy eln uncovered by the fallen ad nlaist ration In proecullnt; it ampatn for the fim-al ndiabillta ion of tile Kovcrnment. A 1 a per rent Increase In do nexilr post a Re rRtes has been de Teed by the president to raise unds for the checking of n pla;rue. if loeiistH which is sweeping north ! i n ,1 nun tm ... t li Ti. him nl ' tales. The proceeds from a one. n gasoline will be employed in iiilldin roads. j With new sources of Income to I licet extraordinary demands on the ederul treasury, increasing re urns from the income ami cor amitloii pioih.s taxes. iln budget mlanced i heorticaliy If tun ef- ectlvely, ralUv.iy and leh-graph de- ielt h wiped out by the abolition I if passed and tranks. government j ifficials an confidenl that the i lresldent's efforts to si cure a jair-i dus of $T;i,5nti.n(Mi before Sept. 1, 1 o establish a single bank of lsue will be successful. official (ptarters are silent, liow 'ver, on the administration's attit ude toward the resumption of ser .Ice on foreign debt, under the 'fimiont-l e la lluerat agreeinenl. liispemled for more than a yar. t is known t hat liegotial Ions :.re icing carrn-d on with rcpresenia 'Ives of the international b ink-is 'oiii in It tee for n revision of Hie li;ieemetit in favor of Mexico. lliirli TnnTfa Will Soon Afiiiate Germany nrssKLnOKI Germany. (AP) While politicians are figuring nit eteellon com hinat Ions at Iler 'fn, and getting much ncwsp.iper 'ittentlon, ti gifanlic econoiaic M niggle Is going on behind the scenes In Germany of which the "Tone ml public nt present knows suspects little. The iss'le is shall Germany have high proteet- ive tariffs, or shnll It enter into 'i customs union with as many na tions as possible? Ordinarily opo hears a greai deal In Germany about the strug gle between the po-cniled heavy Industry of the Tttthr Valley and -he manufacturing Industries of Saxony. Tliurlngia, and southern Germany. In the struggle over pro 'cctlon vs. virtual free trnd.. how- ver. the lineup Is n different one. Heavy Industrial concerns are '"ound fighting shoulder to shoulder w li h one group of mantiffictiirlng Midust ries. Those who. favor a high protec tive tariff argue that so long as Germany Is fettered with repara tions payments, its production costs HI continue to be so high that I "iere In danger of dunipingdiy for-' Hgn countries. Therefore, the ontyj way to help German Industry Is to protect the home Industries by High tariffs. The other argument In favor of rstoms unions runs ns follows; f .ertnany has become so crippled by the loss of Alsace-Lorraine and her colonies, the slicing- off of l'p per Silesia, and the placing under foreign adminlsimtlon of the Saar and Memel regions, that the only .-al vat ion of her Industry lies In branching out Into foreign coun Irb'S. Hut ns other nations would bo unwilling to receive German oods unless similar favorable treatment be accorded their good? m Germany, the customs unloo tul voeares nrgtic that Germany should tibolish tariff barrlrs as far possible. This may mean the ruin ation nf some few German indus tries, they admit, but on the whoh Germany will he benefited. This Issue will come to tli."" fore more than ever after the turmoil nf (he pre.-iidenllal election )i:ip sub sided. Screen Stars Soothed By Music During Work In HGLLVWOOT). f'nl. (AP) Mu sic In all Its variations, from the soothing tones of the classic coin positions to i tic whine and crash of tin jazz band, has become an essential accompaniment to 1 he sternly clicking of the moving pic ture cameras in the atudios and on the production lots Ihtc Temperamental actresses, whose best moods for the day's work may have been upset, by a clumsy maid or an Ill-fitting gown during the make-up period In the morning, left mmiy directors In' desperation until the Innovation of "sideline" music. In mm. when this adjunct to ( in pera men t was tntroduecd, t he Instrument was a rickety portable organ, but It served to soothe the emotions of the act reps. Its deep sonatas, the directors said, drown- 1 ed the actresses' memories of the j maid and unpleasant gown. j Pianos were tried, but found hn-j possible to move to the various j sits about the studio, and had lo! be tibanilutied altogether when the company journeyed to location.! perhaps hundreds of miles away. j With the innovation of "side- i line" music, the quality of the mn-i sic and t he musicians began to . improve. Then came Hie demand; for musical combinations, which i usually consist of a violin, organ j and cello. ; The limited repertoire of the mil- slcians Is past. Monotony has d- ! ftro ed its nei illness. Now the mush-Inns have (1 thorough knowl edge ot classic and popular music to fit the star's comedy antics or dampen the ey.-s and Imiin. The directors have uminimoulv adopt -.l t he nm.-di a I "gag" as an Im portant thread (n weaving Hi" in ler'iitnnieiit for t he sih r d sr e. n out l,7ir..:'s.1 in insurance to de-j I pendent. It Is esilmnt.d nt Oils; (rate $ ft 2, 1, mi is being tnrmd oxer jdalfy to dependents of d-t-..sI (veterans. At the present rate it s ; ! believer! pructicaMy a!l i-ppl t ;t ! Ions I w Ml have b.-en rereived liy J one 2i. They ro romlug in dully at jth rate of b,nnt. ! Now s ilietiniL jj&jj' The Art style Mother's Day package eoniains a dellelous assortment of tool Iter's fav oritesall coated wll h tn coni parable Art style t 'hoeo late. Ib lng made of un-t'il it Is a perfect mailing pack age. Give us (he address We'll do (he r Si. Gl ass urues Inc. The Ro&$JL Star La Grande, Oregon POIMLAM) MAKKins PnitTLAND. tire. ( AP) Cattle and sheep steady, hogs fio t'ents higher, light weight $11. 50 if $12. Kggs firm. Hutter i'l ceiils;bnt terfat steady. IM 'ITIlltl AT SAN KUANl'ISCO (AP) Ilut b'rl'at. 4i(. cents here today. POltTLANl GltAIN" MARKI-rr POltTLANl), Ore. (AP). Wheat Hard white H. S. Haart, May, $Lf.; June, $l.fiit; soft while. May. ? I. fiii; June, $1.62: western white, hard wlnM-r, May, Jl.fiH; dune, $ l.ti 1 ; northern spring. May, $LCI; red. May, $1.1 hard white, $LKS. Corn No. May. $.17.5(1: June, ,$ i. til ; western June $l.rK; HUM. May, $ l.S.ri; June, 2 I-;. J tine, shipment, iio; No. 3 V. shipment, May. $4.i.f.a: June I $40.50. MAIlKr.TK AT A (.l.ANCi: N K V YOKIC ( A J ' S I oc k s Strong: rails had advance. Bonds-- Higher; dozen rail is sues at 1:125 peak price. Korelgn exchange Kasy ; Nor wegian and I lanish kroner react. t 'ot ton Lower: beneficial ruins in Texas. ( 'of fee Weak : expectation large Mrazlliun receipts. C 11 I C A (i O (AP).Whent St rong: Spain purchased ( wo mil lion bushels. Corn High e r: unfavorable weat her. i 'tittle Firm: deinnnd good. Hogs Active nt higher prices. According to the head of a jewel ry association in Birmingham, where much jewelry is manufac tured, there is today a slump in gold watch wristlets because wo men are now wearing a plain moire ribbon bund, and where as it was pilte usual for a woman to wear four rings it Is now only usual to wear two, a wedding tmd an en nngeinent ring. No doubt a cynic f his plnce. bat he Ill'Vi tllllll he dies. r goes there Uld hmerW you jufr try it- Just say "Rodeo Bar" in any store where they sell good candy and thenpreparefor a treatl It's the talk of the country thefinest piece of chocolate-coated can dy that a dime ever bought. You'll like it t nSweet's IV. mute It Mwi- By I bW t t --SAI T 1.AKB 11. Hi-tnc of rfeal CitAxl Cmti'iy iillS , I' - - -- I Marheh I I ll SVERY BITE'S A DELICH1 Provisions Taken to Lake Late Last Night (Continued frm Phr Onp.) IMHtioit Agrccl miii. The final loetition tor the filming Of the pass scene has been ngr- ed upon. It will be taken at a point high up on the mountain west of the lake, accessible only by horsi -back. The fishing at the lake Is prov ing o strong attraction to the mem bets of the cast. Miss Nllsson spent a good share of yesterday fishing and horseback riding. Vlcti.r Me- time In his life and brought In 1 .1 beautli-s. The weather has materially changed the plans of the picture company ut the lake and Karl ( Heynolds was notified this morning that Lu Grande extras could be used only on Sunday and then only if they provided their own trans portation and were al the grounds by eighi o'clock in the morning. Ktras who can arraime to do this should notify Mr. Ib-ynolds before Saturday noon. SOAP KING IS CALLED TODAY (Continued from rniro One! Ill' favored n six hour working 'day for his employes, but never worked less than lit Imur.i a day himself, lie was often described as h human dynamo intense, high powered, swift-inovlng and direct. He had a thorough grasp of prin ciples, and wlih It ii complete mas tery of detail. He was an organ izer with all the rut hlessnesj that Roes with organization, yet he was gentle and kindly. His system of co-partnership was started lulful mid never ha.s been changed. "Work six hours a day al your . maximum power nf production," he would say to his employes. "sludy ami improve yourselves iwo hours a day. and I can afford to pay you for eight hours of work." Lord Lcverhuline was born in ISM. at llolton, Lancashire, and in 1 S 7 4 married Elizabeth H nl me, who died in 11113. They bad one son, W. II. 1-evor. who Is the only heir to his father's vast fortune. Lord Leverliulme was elevated to t he peerage in 1 in taking his own name combined with the mai den name of his wife. KELLEY'S LIFE IS INTERESTING (Continued from Pngo One.) flyers art1 being trained. Foresees Airmail Of part leu la r Interest 1 o local people wus Lieutenant Kelley's pre diction that the government air mall will soon be extended to cover the Oregon territory. The plane In which Lieutenant Kelley flew to La Grande on 'this occasion made the entire trip from Portland In two hours and 15 min - ules. This plane, a Oellavllund wilh a Liberty motor had several very recent Improvements which Mr, Kelley pointed out. Among other things the gasoline tank was placed uhead of the pilot instead of ut. his rear. In the older style planes when the ship look a nose dive the pilot was usually killed by the momentum of the gns tank at tils reur. This tank weighing In the neighborhood of Kmi pounds would be torn loose from Its bung ing by the force of the impact and crush the pilot. The possibility of this occurrence has been eliminat ed by placing the tank at the head of the ship and directly behind the motor. itio 1 lager for lien ring Steamers American 'mirlMK ItIO UK JANIMO ( AP). Pare t he tourist who does not leave P.razll with a souvenir In th shape of a semi-precious stone or the colorful wing of a biltterfly. .Some buy t he stones In la rge numbers, for a local jeweler de clares he has sold approximately 4.aao amiarniarlnes, for about S:''i on a, to I he Americans on i ho;i i d a tourist steamer r cent !y In Ihls harbor. Mothers! Do not w'nle your lime nml energy making ttompcrs when joii inn get Rt.lTi Ittrtopers at our Special Sale for 71)!. Art & Baby Shop "rVKHVTiiiNo rou TIIF HAHY" HE.MSTITCHINd llnlrl Kntnnirr Hill. STAMPING mrriKHK'K I'atti;hn i. m. v. thheaij STAR TODAY AM) FRIDAY "SECRETS OF ME NIGHT" From the play, "The Nitfht OapM And a Comedy. General Cords fio a I-ohr Way to Make Friends. Jennings & Shumate KiicrrvMir lo ORDINANCE ON PARKING READ TWICE (Continued from Page One.) room to travel and the trucks ( would endanger motorists to a less j degree. f 4. Woild permit easier and mf- or "getaways' front curb, cspe-1 dally In cold weather when slip- j pery puvetui-nts make backing f ...... ii... -i. .ii r el,.., 1 1 ., 1 1. .1,1.... I en rs. 5, No motorist would Involve the risk of having his car blocked others parked loo close for - comfort. One Ohjivtion.' The only objection advanced Is that such, a plan would not pro vide as much parking space as the present system but. Inasmuch as the other features are all lit favor of the plan, the commission ers feel t hat t he parallel parking plan ouUl be very acceptable to La Grande. The ordinance provides that ho cars be parked on Kim st rei t across from the fire station for. n distance of tin feet and that trucks may park In any position for loading or unloading providing they move immediately Hut load ing or unloading is finished. . A time limit for loading of :tn min utes ). incl uled. The new ordinance would not change the present parking syt lem except ing in t he above men l Umed manner, Ileporls Hcntl. Monthly reports of the city of ficials were read last night. The police report showed t hat April :ir rests numbered I a, convictions ti. lints and forfeits $Hiii; the t rensurer's report showed a b il ance on h:Nnd May 1 of $!i,2!i:i.r.ii; the fire chief's report showed H lire calls with a loss of $HU dur ing April. Tle salary list for A pril was read and approved. There themselv mem. are people i'S to death sei ,who work king amuse- A real Ue wolf got shot In ti Wisconsin town, but we don't know whose door he was hanging around. English Court System Favored by II. S. Judges (Continued from Pngo OneA being rail made nevertheless. He was twinged "Good work." Is the romnicu! heard In Washington Judicial cir cles. In fact, the Imnresslon Is no favorable that a meeting of legal I lights Is being planned here for the) coming summer to consider changes In the federal law which will make I convictions easier to get. The n,ov merit's bneke.rs Jjnvij .th.e .V.oR moiiel in mind. If they can! i llMh gel through Congress, 1 hey hope slate legislatures Will See how well It works and begin Imitating ft. Now, on the strength of several years of my own observation of "Kuglish justice.' 'ns a correspond ent in London. T want lo say that It doesn't seem to me to be all It's cracked up lo be. It works fust and smoothly, but nt the expense of n lot of atitip judgments 1 wouldn't like If I were on trial on i criminal charge. And, In this day and gen eration, anybody is liable to be. A nntabtn casn, in my time In I London, was that of Htlnle Morrl son. There hail been several miir ders In the White t'hapel dlstrlcJ I nnd no arrests. The police were i beginning to be criticised. Then I 'there was another murder. Sonic-. body simply had to be caught. The police brought In Morrison. He hod a prison record. On that ground, the judge set him dosvn as guilty. Itul right In the middle of the trial one of the constables It was all pollen evidence broke down and confessed the whole thing was a frame ii )i. When he broke down, I more broke down. The case col lapsed. The prosecution threw np Hs hands. Well, the jury convicted Sotithnni A Mdnii Ladies' $2 ii lSroken lots in Ladies' Suede Pumps and Oxfoidn. Values to $7.00. Ilhuk, liiown, (Jrey and Airedale. It will pay you to shop early as they are R'oinjf fat ut the very low priee of S2.lJS. Nearly all sizes. 55 STORES .Morrison. The Judge sentenced hi in lo death. Kvcu for Kn gland, that was too much. There was a jhovvl. Very reluctantly the govern ment commuted the sentence to life Imprisonment. Morrison's doing time yet, 1 suppose, for ll crime there absolutely Is no reason to think tie had a thing to do with, The Kngllsh get convictions, yes because they're not too particular whom they convict. Ii may be true. In Ihls country, that a man actually guilty of some crime finds escape too easy for the public's good. Hut In Kngland, once accused of a cap ilol offense, he'd belter make his pence with his Maker, whet her guilty or not,' Personally I prefer t he American system. I may be charged with something some time myself. notick to ritr.nrroitw. In the County f'onrt or I'nlon County, Oregon. In the matter of the estate of Nora Lllen May, deceased. The undersigned having been duly appointed by (tie county court of I'nlon count y. Oregon, ad in In 1st rat or of Uie estate of Nora Kl ten May, deceased, nnd having iualifled, nollen is hereby given lo the creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased to present t hem verified as re quired by law within six months after the publication of this no tice to K. K Ulngo, attorney for Special Very Latest In STKAW HATS :ric to $:(.!).-) Watch Our Daily Specials The New York Store 12 Ml Adams FRIDAY - Arcade ROBERT KANE PRESENTS ;henry king's ACKCIGTH si k TERRY Qimmount tw.. Here Is one of Hie s I r o n g e s I h e n r t ilnuicts ever fdliied. A big liuiiiiiii (heme 1 r h ft mighty heart grip I bat lirter let", go for it iiih" mi-oiuI. Today CONSTANCF. "NKillT OF Pumps .98 II I! II said administrator, at tils office In the Wesl-Jacobson tntildin.fr, Li Grande, Oregon. . . Hated April 1!t2!. joiiN nim.r:, Administrator or the estate Of Nora Kltcn May. deceased. Apr. ia-au-Muy 7-U-il. THE UOTEt ASTOD 2nd & Hill Lot Aiifelw EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50 Balln New, Modern Close to Shopping District and Theatre! FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50 M.W ST. PAIL HOTI.Ii Fun rlli nml Abler St. Portland, Ore. When In Portland stop liee a real family bote!. Serv ice and Courteous .Treatment. Reasonable Hates Harry X, Demits Mgr. Formerly of J,a Grando uy This Home n-room bouse ami bath, large screen luTivh, tot itl 10 n bargain. Price $111(10; $2 m cash, balance like rent. liny n It III FOLKY ADDITION. WEEKS & BLACK It FA LTD IE S Nw Foley nitlff. Insurance Loans SATURDAY Ol .FY'S TALMADfJK In llor IJOMANCK" f. rm (jittiirc -i a ;vj Ay I "rf. ml