La Grande evening observer., June 09, 1925, Image 6

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 9, 11)25.
Pago Six
REVEAL
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( NKW OKLKANH. (Al) The
Mtiyu Indian eivilixailon 1h clmodfl
ed by In. William K. (iiitt-H, who
Is directing Aluyn research work
' for Tuhme rnivt-rsity, of New Or
ii'nns, an '((iml ul Uk ope 1o thai
of any people -recorded In undent
history, itnd comparable bet ween
Son und litiii A. I. to I Jut older ci
vilization of tin- ancient Creeks,
Koiuuns, and Kk ptluns.
Dr. (.lutes, who 1h head of the
Middle American research tlcptirl-m-n'f'or
Tuluno, said ohm of the
xfnivorfitty's expeditions lust March
reported unrecorded monuments
lielns discovered. 'I'll he dot the
entire Maya lerritory. which em
braces the Isthmus of T hiiuutep-
Minerva
Says
If yon liave In $:(,jfl
to him ml for Oxfords, Slip
pers and Han da In, come In
und ask what we can .show
you for I liese pllren. Thes
(tie broken IllieH. Origin I
priren $4 to $S.im.
(inly a limited amount of
Children's Kllpperfi an 1
Mho.-H left. Hold over :U
pair of these Inst week.
These are all hlKli-tfrade
shoes rtt less t han mail or
der house prices lo Hose nt
7.'n sizes I to II l-Trst Hti-p:
H to K. Sl l't mill si.?.,
Hl' kj to II.
V ou sa ve 1 . o o or m o -t
on every pair yo i buy, an 1
lose that much If you don't
buy.
THE BOOTERY
INC.
GAY IIAYIi:V. Mtfr.
Home uf tin Aivh-Aul Shoe.
What's the matter? Itheu
mutism 7 No, fallen arc lies.
Come In wo fix Nun,
ec and the Yucatan I'enlnsulH In
Mexico, and extendi into liuute.
mala and JlouduriH.
The inoiiiimeniH appear to have
been hum at five-year Intervals
for rocoTilluK the history and sci
ence of I he race, and hear a dale
at the lop. Dr. Oaten said they In
dlcnte nn interna Intercut in ustro
nomy. The dednetloiiH of the Ma
yn Indians regard I ntr the move
ments ot the nun and moon have
been declared hy in h iiitnin to have
been remark n hie, nil houh t heir
nutiieralx'.uid calendars are as yet
Utile understood.
Dr. flaie. who Is irnuluate of
the 1'iilvet-Mkly of Virginia, has
been studyiiiK the Maya plrto
K rap lis for more than 2" yearn und
his fellow scientists say lie is near
a solution of them lb- declined to
dlsiuiKs his progress or to predict
tlie outcome of his (ask, which, if
surccssful, would open up a field
comparable to that revealed to the
scientific world by the findiiiK of
the KoKcttti Htone in l.'lfypt.
Tulnne will semi a turner exped
ition Into the Maya fl hi next yeur
for excuvallons Ulid careful sillily
of the palaces, temples and dwell-
'bur iduc.es which, despite Ihelr ab-
ondoiimeiit for approxiinulely 1,
lion years uro rich In drawing,
paintings. moutdiiiKs nnd carving
on wood and stone, J'racllcnUy
all the work done there so fur ban
been on the surface, and Dr, (Int
ra hopes to be able to revisiiullzr
the customs and monticm of the
pople. AllllOUKh 'he expedition
will ko for research inlo relies of
the past, X will also make surveys
of present conditions with n vb-w
toward practical development of
the resources of tlie count lien.
Hence experts on plant and animal
life, chemists and physlchins as
well as archoeoloKlsls will bo In
the expedition.
Scene in Girl's Ball Game
Road Program Planned
On Mexico West Coast
Kitiiit sliiiliiliy Markiil
Itllkl- Of llllllllllll'H l UIH'lllI
IIKI.VOI It. KriK- ( A l A farm
ilruy liitiwii tiy fiinr K';iy 1ioih-s
hitvi'iI uh a hi iirs.' mill biivi- on ulr
or rt-al rural liiiprfSMivt-nfHH lei Hie
luni'ial riT.nlly of III'1 Duho of
Unlhin.l al lli'lvolr CoHll.'. Till'
raMlir'l. waH covrf'fl will) llic ilnUt-'H
own flan an lord IlKiitrnunl of tin
counly tok"'tli r with )il codicil
liat ami Bwonl.
Country "woi'Uith Troin bis estat
ih walltcil In a pron-nslon 10 t ho
rliapfl anl lo Hh iMUUhli'inn
wlK-n- lilt' hoily waH Jilact-il.
l-:vrn if a Havana iM'WxpaiM-r iiltl
liiirn. the iilllor ilhlu'l liavu lo
Imal a hoolli'KKi r.
i
Remodeled
Houses
Arc worth move tlmii thoy were before you
stinted cliimpriiiK' iliem and tliey 'represen.
Kroatcr investnicnts.
No matter what improvements you are mak
injr, lie sure that you have your insurance in
creased to protect that investment. With one
of our policies in force you get ACTION IN A
11UIH1Y if you have a fire loss. Ask us to call
at your convenience.
DUITON, The Insurance Man
Willi Th
SrCI'ItlTY LAND RAVINGS COMPANY
Iji Grnmle .Nniluiml Hank HUIk. 1'Ikjiio Slain 8(1
qtf'r;';;;
MmMmmttm ' A
ri',l.( '. ., flualoa. Mexico
(Ai')--A proK'am ul mad building
whiih will connect all important'
centers with a trunk line to tra
verse the male of Slnaloa has been
u greed on at a conierenee that
(iuvi-ruor Vcfeu held with the may
ors of many cities In tlie slule.
The first unit will be tJi ronneo
tbui f t'uliaciin. an interior city,
with the seubnaid at Ma'utlun, on
the west coast, u di.it a lice of 1 3t
l miles. ( Mher units will be built
as rapidly as eiiK iiieertntr and tin
jancial resources are available. The
piinciial items of cost In Hlnakui
j ronii building are the numerous
nriuges ueeueu 10 S'an um oiany
rivei-M ( laver.sijiK tlie coastal plain.
The proRiaiu just announced hy
(lovem.tr Vcg.i will harmoni.
u-itii nlatis beiuir mad) in Mexico
fi'iiy by liuluentlul men nnd In
i i Mliiornlu uud Arizona by reprc
1 Henbwivc oi;;;ini.iillonH. with a lew
,i of i onticci in;,' California. Mexico
,..,( i :,nnl:i la i;ira with a first-
class utilniiHibile i''t,l. Such a high
way would open motor travel to a
potentially i ich. scenic and cli
matically pleasant region. At pres
ent h is practically Impossible lo
make t he journey from Nomiles,
Ariz., southward throughout the
west const, largely because it is
; impossible to lord the st renins
i during Hie "niiir reason.
l '3.-5- tTiyif . .
"J
v girl Juts to act silly else her
friends will h urn she is old enough
lo know better.
An attractive complexion
is the sign of good health.
Eat foods made with
' tat v fau-if 'MtTVirr u-uiui m
THE WORLD'S GREATEST .
SALES Tiaffi'S THOSE OF ANY OTKEI1 BRAND
ft 53 -re"
TIK t'MPHIE CALLED HEI! OCT. If thero hail hivil any argument ovfr tlie umpire s ilrclslan it viu!J liav ir.vu easily artllra bf
thin iiiilurc. Even blit li:i;ae players, however, 1U lisvo to admit tliat Vlisliil:i Snio.it, that's h.-r name. Is making nil esrelletit at.
tempt at a blWu at lliliil. Maud Harvey Is doing thu taegliiR. Ilrture nt Waalnr.ctun v.iiea Coluu&ia JuliSor hl;li school played the
Mi-Faxland urhool.
FLYER SAVED
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We Have Jimt What Ton Want In
l.IMltl ll, SASH AND IlOOK.S AND 8IIINGLE8
ll will paj jou to Investigate our prima,
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN S
CHAIN AM) nOX WOOI I'HONIl MAIS 541
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KVKUY rOlM) OK
Meadow Harvest
Carries a Full (iuaiunloi!
II is protected with a neat parchment wrap
nnd the best carton on the market.
ni:i.T.IN(UIAM, Wash. (Al')
Major Frederick I. Martin, coni
niamlei of the fnitei Slates army
world fllKht last year, inlsscd death
hy only a few feet in the crash of
his airplane, the Seattle, on Ihe
Alaska peninsula In Mav, I'.'M. in
the opinion of liobert West, watch
man for a fisheries company who
returned here recently after liav
ln visited the ill-fated machine,
Mr. West expressed the belief
that hud Mayor Marlin nnd his
mechanic. Serjeant Alva I-. Har
vey, struck the mountain near 1'ort
Muller Kill feet higher, they never
would have come out of the hlenk
country alive. 1 le broiiKht here
the personal effects, inst rumen ts.
nnd records of the two aviators,
tncludlnt; their riyini; suits and the
phronometer of the airship. Al
though lieats liad clawed the lea
ther xises. nil (he recoids were In
tact, ho fluid,
A renin pan led by natives. Mr,
West made two trips to the air
plane, one In November, when the
airmen's personal effect were re
covered, and a not her in l-YSu'iia ry
whn the istruim ills Were hauled
out on dojj sh .la.
Ilfll
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Will she
have the
culture and
advantage
of higher
education
It mcnni so much to ft fiUll
And you ran ftrovtel now h? taking
one of ur .VpreJul ttiwioOrmrtJ IJtnej,
whtch, by the way, ta mifhfv lxxl in
rtnient aiul horn making ntr four
daiihtt twill ri,-civa the tUucaiioa tou
Munl lo btr.
'Or
Orcgonlife
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i.Al!Sl. U Mr, II t I1LAI)K1.1 -i.Utl l
; Um Otfu4i I'OHTLAND, OREGON
j i:. i,. iui.mi:s, imm. Mgr.
I. II tillllldc, t)rt'.
Prehistoric Art
Of Mexico Likened
To That of Egypt
TKPIC. Navarit, Mexico (AD
K, O. Matthews, an Aincrlcan
versed In Mexican archaeology,
says that some of his recent discov
eries of prehlstotre relics in west
ern Mexico show striking similar
ity to the ancient art of Ktrvpt.
Mr. Matthews points out that
while much data concerning the
Tolti-cs and their successors, the
Aztecs, has been gleaned from
central and eastern Mexico, little
has been learned regard iii the
history of those who dwelt on the
western shorus. lie is niviiiH his
attention to supplying more in
formation of regions archaeolo;;
ically uncharted, and has uncov
ered weamms. articles of domestic
utility an adornment and grotes
que images of religious portent.
A recent prexs dispatch from
Mexico rity told of a parly of ex
cursionists in Vera Cruz state that
found, hidden l'l ti cave near Oriz
aba, a large- collection of Aztec
idols. These images si 111 were be
ing worshipped by Indians of that
remote region, who continued to
follow ceremonies mippood to
have disappeared more than 4uO
years ago. It was reported that
after a battle with the Indians
captured many of the priceless
relies. The 1'nlverslty of Orizaba
has om:tnized an expedition to ex
plore the locality more thorough
ly. Com men ting on this find of
Idols, Mr. Matthews deplored the
life of force und recalled an ex
perience he had u few years ngo.
Neur Tecoco he too found a cave
filled with idols nnd other objects
of great nut Inn it y. The Indians,
holdii.g confidence in him. al
lowed him to .select several of tlie
:trt treasures on his promihe that
lie would not reveal the hiding
place. He chose three Idols and
:i large earl henw ure hu t h-t nb,
They were forwarded to the Met
ropolitan Museum In "ev York,
where they are en exhibition,
kept rail h with the Tecocc
di:ms. and tln-v have not beer
Jested.
hirers, many of whom are going west will combine in ti joint for-,
to Seattle to see at first hand thejeign trade propagation session on
Kectir.n of the t'nited States whosejthe last day of the convention,
foreign trade is increasing four yUy oriental .delegates arc,
Units as fast as that of the rest ! coining to the convention, u new
of the country, will be especially j .i. ptere this year, and comprise
invited to a session on export pro-j one of the" strongest k roups yf Far,
hlcnis of northwestern producers, i Kastern business nun which has
where i lie leading lumber, fruit. ever attended a commereUil . ron-j
und wheat shippers of the north-Jventlon In the I'nlted States. i
DODGE BROS.
MOTOR CARS
Prices f. o. b. La Grande
TOURING $10C.j
ROADSTER $102?
COUPE - $119!)
SEDAN - ...$1315
COACH -....$1315
Smith's Garage
La Grande's Greatest Economic Attrac
tion Contributing a Colorful Array of
Gala Apparel In Modes of the Moment to
Discriminating Women At Prices Less
Than Cost of Production.
He
In-
mo-
Traders Convention I
To Ec at Seattle !
NKW YORK. (AD Tho Nu
flonal Koreicn Trade Council will
hold Its twelfth convent Ion this
year nt S.sittle-. Wash.. .Pine 4-L'Ci.
and on this occasion the American
bankers, ma nu fact urrs, mid for
"t:n trader present w til hear
Henry M. 1 loblnson. member of
she luwes I'oinmlsston and presi
dent of the I'itst National Itank of
l.os Anjjohs. analyse AmerUvm
business expectations, over the
next ten years, from the rehabilita
tion ot' Europe.
Among other speakers will be
Helta tor II train Ittiigham, of Con
necticut, on commercial nv tat ion;
.luntes A. 1'ariell, chairman of the
council, whoie opening address
will be on the toreiiin (rode out
looK; J. Hutbr VrU:ht. asistan:
secret. uy of state; Howard H Le
wis, dean of the School of Coin-
nterce of the I 'Diversity of Wash-j
llli-ton: I- redeliek ,!, Koster, of
San l-'ranciseo: ii corse O Cia w
tord, of Itlrnnnuhani. Ala.. and
lii ay Silver, of Chics. no.
Kastern bnnktus nnd mannf.ic-
Now on Their Second Bi Selling Drive
TO SELL OUT! CLOSE 0111! GET OUT!
Wonderful Bargains in Coats -all coats cut to far
below wholesale cost
High Grade Dresses BelowT Cost- Many wonderful
dress values in the very best materials and styles at
prices below cost of material
Ladies' Shoes-- At give-away prices, from
$1.45 up
E. H. McCune & Co. Closing Out The
Business Of
La Grande's Leading Store For Women
FRENCH
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