La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1925, Image 4

Tuesday, June lf, 192i.
Pape Four
THE LA OIZANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'fin (Branbc Jfajtutg taerftcr
An Independent Nonwiiancr
KltANK B. AITLKIIY
HAHVKY V. MATT11KW8
KUIIor nntl Publisher
liuftinoHS ManufCl-r
Xjbllshcd evnnliiKfl, except Sundny, ut 1410 Admits Avenue,
Xa Grande, OreKon. Tho Obaerver-Btar publlaliod every Friday.
Entered at the Fostofflce ut Ia Unuide, Oregon, ua ticcond
Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
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AND THKY KHALI HU MINK, ttiillll the Lord of hosts, 111
I that dny, when 1 iiiukii up my jewels; and 1 will Hjmre tlu-m,
'Us a man apun.'th his own uon thut servetli Jilui. AluluclU a:I7.
; And now wo (suppose every "native-born" citizen of Los
Angeles is praying for rain in Portland.
' ! THE OLD OREGON.
! The old battleship Oregon, famed for the victory she
helped win more than a quarter of a century ago, has now
come to rest near the Rroadway bridge in the Portland
harbor, there to remain a refuge of memories, an inspira
tion of youth. Although now useless and discarded by a
nation that must keep pace with naval development, the
glory that is a proud possession of the old Oregon is none
the less bright for that fact. Like the deeds of our ageing
veterans, her fame will live long after the material remains
have vanished, constantly giving new momentum to our
efforts toward permanent peace, a better nation, and truer
domocracy.
. -
J A POOR AL1IU.
Receivers for the Milwaukee railroad have listed trur.k-iiijfl-bus
competition as one of the reasons for the failure
of the company to meet its obligations. There may be
i.onio truth to the statement that the company has lost
revenue from this competition, but it is hardly responsible
for tho failure, l'.us and truck operation has come lo at;iy
nnBTrttl gl'iUlumiy'lvBTirttiasirHitd ail iiilegrarpart oroiVr
transportation facilities, yet it cannot possibly supplant
railroads, and blaming this agency for lost earnings is
utterly foolish. If the Milwaukee hud been efficiently
operated, as other large systems serving similar territory
under similar conditions, the amount of business handled
vould have returned a small profit and made a deficit
impossible. Over-organization, unnecessary promotion, in
efficient management, poor personnel morale, and financial
manipulation will ruin any railroad or any business. Com
petition plays a small part when such conditions exist.
A FOOLISH ciiakci;.
The editorial in the Pocatello Idaho Stale; Journal enter
ing a complaint against "bailed" traffic arrests in I'niou
county is utterly foolish and probably resulted from co:i
veisation with some disgiunllcd traveler who is insulted be
cause he isn't allowed to tiavel ,ri0 miles an hour over Ore
gon highways. Kvery community and every highway has
that type of nioloi ist who knows the law, who breaks it
knowingly, and who holds a grudge forevermore because
lie happened to gel caught. Wo are glad when that variety
is gathered in.
' The Pocatello editor, if he knows anything about niotoi
ists, their speed habits, etc., knows that about 75 per cent
of them break the speed laws and only about one per cer.t
mo arrested and fined. To the average ear owner who
drives a great deal the Oregon law of !', miles an hour
js too slow. They believe, and are sincere in it, that they
iv n drive at :ri and 10 frequently with perfect safety to
themselves and others on the highway. We believe they
fill and we are of tho opinion thai state traffic officers
think likewise. The dangerous violator is the one who
thinks he can drive beyond the limit on all occasions au.l
under any traffic conditions and he is the man that is
r.iually caught and should be caught.
As far as "bailing" speeders is concerned, any drivr
knows that il isn't nccessaiy to hail motorists to get then:
beyond the ;!0-mile limit. And that's as (rue in Idaho as
il is in Oregon. Anil if all the drivers who exceeded the
limit set by law were arrested, the justices would he abV
lo; do nothing else but hear their cases. The authorities
should not and probably do not want such a fine line drawn
bill they do want to slow up the careless and ineonsiderat''
Oliver wlui makes himself a menace on tin- highway. And
il , is that brand that probably has found an audience for
hi.i "crabbing" in Pocatello.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
a&f$pf aheaO"ni'hed s I Bottom s i - i r-
,?M tOAJg ThiA (TwET ICE CREAva j WttiT FftOjHT VSi'iS: MvetiH TT
P? vW . OvutU, SOCIAL .CAu&fc I HEAM Hi U. g ZZZ V
TW T&VMN MrSfe VANCtLL PoP XU UrlKilJO & Mm
I iS;- maul . wie!ll BE Thar- k &OMMERS e& I ,j ir. tS , W
THE." FOX AMD THE HOUMOS.'
Local News in Brief
Hum new aunlm;
A nt'W UWlllllK ))it 1m-ii udtlrd
lo Ui" it' tl Cross Urug Storo.
, (
ViM( Msti'iw
iMI Muriiri't l-'utik lia vft Im
(Iranii"! for Tillamook to np'-ml (he
Kiiiitm-r vlHlthiK hrr umtrv, Mm. I.
H, CJt.'IdKon, Hkti'. t
Home frm ti riiiwi'NUy
AIIkh Murtfan.'t I ohliin wan In
I -a (Jnuuli! this inornin; on hr
way lo iu v lioim ut JOnlt-rpi im-,
from KtiK' H' wln rc hIm- has 1m fti
utK-mJlllK tin- rnivcrjiily ut Oregon.
Oil IhiMihv-k
MIsh IttiWy (linf, of ('ottinilii.i,
MiKHourl. and Miss Mijmn Alh-u,
of lcK .Moifit H, low-1. spent a siurt
tiiiH In l.u Cratxle Ihi.s uioniin on
I hi tr way to Knt riri.S'' on u, htist
nos trip.
Ilomr from oiallls
(.11 ''nil J;nol p.'tssi'd tltrmii;)! I.a
flrundc IhlH morning; on his way
hoiiH' to KntiTprls". tnnu 'orv;il
11k, Oii'koii, wltt-n- In hiiH In i'ii at
IftnlinK tin Or-Koij A.i;rii-ulturo
ColK'KU.
Ihtiiic fi'oin .Notre DuiiU'
hotialit Kolian hua r-tnrii il to
his hoinr in I.a Crainlf, iiit.r
HMinliiiK Ihf pawl yi-ar a Htinlrnl at
Notrt: liiinic, ! will jipi-ml the
sum nif r Ut rv at ttu- honiu of hia
par ut :i.
Ai'i'fictl Hits niornin
M Ins Lola Martin an ivi-l In I .a
Ci'ftml' this morning on train No.
i-i rn ronti- to hw honn- at. ('ovi'.
Minn .Miirtin rt-ci'iil ly j;riul iintrd
t ruin I Im Ori'Kon Si.ltc Normal
School at Monrnonih, Oh-koh.
urn
OFFICE
CAT
'TKAlIMAMK RIO.
ByJv,nins
Markets
It is a tnii-ni to ni that the
iiuui who niu". more laliic than
Hit Irllrr K)f IiIn rontiurt ealK
for, it not olti to luni' tliri'i
t iilly In KctlhiK iinoilicr cohIi-jii l.
Hint: "What's your Ht-a of a
smart Kh'l
Hi-: "i Hit' w ho r;m inaUc h-r
:oii)ph-ion lastt- as koo1 as it
ooks."
One swallow doesn't inaki a
:n i m tin 'i', tint jhvi-i a I a to a pi lo
caUNi1 u fall.
Another dtsmnl lailtne Is Ihc
riapiii'i's ntti-innl lo rnnlhiiic h"i'
soo of hoti'doni when the l'i'
li'cshnifrH.s appear.
.
.1 lino ItrldiH will ploano note
that they an- eit-rled to know
How In:
'ook and Swei-p and. HaUo a
pie and Make u td rawherry ahoit-
ke aacl-- ' .
Look pretty and he m eel and
tfi'iiHo and merry and Hyinpath"-
lh' all tin' tin)", and liew-r he h t
up or flustered, and never have
their hair unkempt, and nevr he
tl ished or have shiny noses, and
never, never, never he tm pat iellt
nith Honey, no matter (ml he
does, or t hiiiUs, or says.
I'tir enough. Ami on their p:ttt
let the June h ll tie t; rooms . eoiile
lljrtttlKh.
Ho they, f't inslanee. uinh-i stan-I:
l.o.kln after the fires
l'llflhlK- Up the it'll rlis'.'
Ileatlm; rus?
CleiinlMK th'- l-'hie'.'
Sernhhini; the front pored .'
Maknti; a lt inn
And do i hey Know t h;ii I hey
must neier. neer y,i atound the
house unsh i veil or it d t heir
s.ioe oil. or ltlt (heir shirts
. or any! dine like t hat, an I
ier, tii'er. he impatient with
iv y ItuiM-h, no matler w hal
SHt: :-;a.vs. or dues or thinks?
I'OIM l,AM M AliKiri S.
r(iltTI.ANI. Ore. ( Al1). fai
th, quiet at foic to deeline
late, yesterday. llojrs steady to
day. Sheep .Vic to 75c lower.
, KkKh one cent higher. HOiC'i
IlL'e. ItiittiT 4r.c. Hutlerfat 41U-.
Ill ITi:itl AT.
SAN Kit ANf ISf O Al). H it
terfat 5i: here today.
YKIhle iJraln Siipily. .
NKW VOHK (Al) The vlsihh
mipply of American Brain shows
the foltowiiiB changes, in Itushels:
Wheat decreased l.r.SS.tuui; corn
increased lir.iHHi;' oats increased
:i"t.mi(i; rye increased lilt.iHMi; hur
ley decreased 4t;.0(K.
Portland (iriitn .Market.
I'f HTLANI, Ore. (A I) Wheal
Hard while M. S. Ilaarl. June.
$ I . Ti K ; July. $l.4ii; sort white a no
western while. June, $l.fir: .Tidy.
$t.4o; hard winter, normal spring,
June. Jl.fiN; July, L4a; western
red, June. $.r,:t; July. I.H5; Mltt
hard white, June, $l.(iti; July, $1.
. v 1
(KHs No. 2 white feed. Jiille,
$:t7; July, no iiiolatton: No. 2 gray
June, f;;t;, July, no quotation.
'orn No. .T Ij. Y, shipment.
June, no quotation; J my, no iiiola
tlou. -
2 WRECKS
FATAL TO
EIGHTEEN
(Continued from liigo One.)
Here Sunday
Mr. and Mis. H. Lee Carlton
were in La Grande .Stun lay en
mute tu Los An'IfS, California,
hy uulo, where they now make
their home. Mr. Carlton was t'or-
,merly superintendent of the Lust
jern Oregon Lumher fonipaliy at
' KnUrpirse.
) : lo jim liar- j
l ii ii ( hi wailr
fniir's legs."-
Wnitre: "Mow dare ou! M !"
I'.lere I ft more p:ilieiice in III'
world than a m-m h I .m ciid.lre,'
ma . he led l h.-hec.
The way tu
to no on ;i
shed.
inn i-afi-t into ftdd
Hole u h n yon ;ne
We know a ni.u s i
talks th:-oni;ii Ins
e.ii inu out his i. ils
Mm:;v that
to Mae
Iv- th.
So mm h lor appeal anees.
I et hodv thouuht htm hi I el lee
inal wh.ii he -noke r I'luian ir
hi'. I tul ll didn't niea'i an
ihiuu. fhicin 'i wu-. Ills eal.'
lt''.Mii;li im . iiv in- n 1- . st., i -'
d Hi v II h nol hllii; l.i;' .i shoe
i w think s e ;n teh is are
Weekly (iain r.tor(.
WASllINtJTON (AI') drain
exports from I lie fulled States last
week wore :,)';( 4. nan husln ls as
compared with i,,r.;t5.nna the week
hefore,
onimerce department figures
Monday gave the following com
parisons hetween last week's re
ports and those of the previous
weeks:
Wheat. "J.U'it.tMni husheis against
I .:t T.iMio; oals, 4 7ti.tMui ugatntd
Si4. nan; rye, L'7:i.M(mi against none;
corn, lis.oim aninsl na.iuio; har
h y. f.:il,liiMi against IM.liit.
I 'anadtan grains evporled thin
I nit ed Slutes were i:'n,(MM.i harrets
against ;i5,aoo harrels.
Markets it ( n (hinee.
Ni:W YOltK. (Al')--Stoeks .
I rregukir; Ward HaMng it soared
i potnlM.
Hoiids - Mixed; Mexican issues
decline.
foreign exchange - - Knsy; franc
and lira lower.
Cotton firm: unfavorahlo Tex
as w eal her.
Sugar-- fiisy; Ciihan htiyin;,.
Cotl'ee --Higher; HriiHT Itrahlll
an niarkd.s.
Clllf ACn f A I ' --Wheal Low
er; disappointing foreign haying.
( 'orn --Weak ; hearish crop out
look. Cattle - Mull; small shipping de
mand, Hogs Higher.
ELK(TKI); NO
OITOSITIOX
of here today. Twisted hy light
ning, and undermined by heavy
rains, the tracks collapsed h-.-neat
h thi train.
The engineer, fireman and con
ductor were killed. Kitteen bod
ies were removed from the wreck
and others are believed to be be
neath the debris.
The report s said that the train
curried 1 fc- passengi rs, mostly
aliens from Chicago, en route to
liohoken, where they were to sail
for Kurope today.
l'asseiigeis Asleep.
Most of the passengers were
asleep when the train crashed.
The first coach was hurled half
way over the top of the over
t timed locomotive. Men and wom
en fought madly to work their
way from the coaches. The loco
motive blew- up anil tilled the air
with steam. Passengers said they
were unable lo sec more than a
Coot in front of them.
nitA i;s i'lav in;iti: today
Tlie Mission 1 (raves will open
the on the I, a Orande Athletic
club baseball team at 4 o'clock
this afternoon on the high school
athletic field.
The Braves are o;i the warpalh
and expect to imike the game a
Custer's- last stand. In other
words, a imsacic. The Itraves
hopped a IS to H game with
Cove Sunday and are expecting
to make up for it this afternoon.
Tin1 Indians were working o it on
the Held yesterday and looked
pretty fast.
Melnnis, manager of the Ath
letics, is putting Hie strongest
line-up available on the Held to
oppose the redskins. Mchmis
himself will start the game on
Hie slab Willi Itlld Thoisen behind
the rubber. Mike Carroll, fir ;t
base. Hai'gelt. second base. Toots
(iurity. short stop and I'ark Tay
lor, third base, will In- Hie Mrs!
tine of defense for the clubmen.
(leer! sen, Unseti haunt and O't "otl-
nell will play in the tall grass to
pick oft anything the Indians may
get by the intielders.
Save up alt jinn1 old alibis. They
are valuable. You can sell (hem
tn the gollern,
rUttlM
d fre
Pub
Mh
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
Phone Main 75!)
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lb,- siilhl l-lsl.il fiirln.itlniv. ilyntl
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lii (H oi nil' I'm ri'tliiliu:
II. slii.-s t.i'lith- a !; tm- n, r I 'l
ilu niltalH, tllisi- sails ha,' a u 1,1,
( i inn ill. I la) UsiiK.', lutik'liitf i: cm
.a., i i .1-1 .. l.l... (,. .
I. mi,- Star. (My i -ri-i-K all. I Wtllnu
-,.,l, Mili'i) Im- a lllilmi lilk'll
s.-li.iiil. In Inilili-i tin- inti- ii-iH
l J'i i-s. :l no.
Inilili-i- i-li-i-ti it Frank Mi tvi-iiiiiin
siluint liitar.t ini'lnliiT nirr tiavl'l
I l.l nit m-, tin- vi.li- living tin In 4a.
all, I l.ytr Ki'hlli. 11,11 lllllllcil .si-hnol
il.il,.
I'rlsimiT litii's ttmiit.
Kl li t :N I-:, i li ... Mai I. Iti iiom.
un.l..f sly tnilli-tnii'itls Iiiti- on lln
nor i hark'!1. Ini iuitlnir h.-ii-imI tor
all, Co. I nuiolijihiillni.-, Kan- Jly.MHl
bail an. I nan ri-li-am-il Irmn tlia
The Start
Isn't Hard
HIT KtnOI'INC, AT
Yul I! SAVINCH AO
Cill NT IS V II A T
ft it 'NTS. . . .
IS VIU'llS tiliOWINl!
Iit:il'I.Al;l.Y KVKKY
i--.i:k?.
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Sellable - ITogessive
To hei-e
Mrs. J. J. (J'linland. acconip.inied
hy her son. Aldon. and Mrs. Hetty
kohr, arrivd in I.a llrande t his
morning and will spend several
days visiting here. Mr. and Mrs.
(.jniuland lormerly lived 'in I .a
Grande and have many friends
here. Tiny now make their home
al Salem.
CORSELETTS
The Newer Corsetry
tfTk
HENDKRS0X, TRKO, Dt-UKVOISE
Tlnvo nationally known lniin.ls of coimtry. foa
turlliB tin- i-onilillKil inasslorc anil l-orsct c-alli-il
lOi-si-li-lti ." .Mailt- in luanlit ll tl'-sll pink '"-l-atli-B
unil Bilk iir.siy. Tln-n- Ih ll roim-l. tto lor
i vory i'Ikiiii-. ( 'nun- in anil I' l n hIioh you.
S1.63 to 910.00
New Striped Silk Mohair
SPORT DRESSES
I'oif'ocL- IJciiutifully
titling Tailored
Sizes IS lo '11.
.$7.75
.NORMANDY VOILE DRESSES
In Navy, Rose and Jade
Dainty Patterns All Sizes
$3. .50
SEE OL'Ii WINDOW DISPLAY
N. K. WEST & CO. INC.
2.2T l!cnlt (linkers l.ieeiise 1
HA I. KM. Ore. A total of
real estate brokers' licenses tor the
year hud In'-n issued ly the
state real eastate department up to
Saturday night. There were a to
tal of HJlL'o licenses issued during
the year It was predicted
that ion more real estate line uses
would he issued before the end of
this year. j
Yesterday In
Washington
Most of us want things different
veil after they are.
Supreme Court Denies
, , Circuit.. Ciiyc Appeal
HALKM, Ore. ( Hy the Associa!
ed l'ress).-r-Supreine court deci
sions today included: Oxman and
I larrlngion vs. I laker count y. ap
pellant, an aii peal from liiion
county. Mot ion to dismiss ap
peal granted in opinion of Jns
tiee Iturnett.
V. fhy. appellant, vs. Wlil.
fred W. I'hy. appeal from 1'nion
county, appeal from order deny
ing motion to modify divorcf- de
cree. In t he opinion given by
.1 ust ice I '.row n. Judge .1. W.
Knimli-N was reversed.
Official dispatidies n ported all
Americans safe al Canton.
New regulations for indnst rial
alcohol were placed under consid
eration. May foreign trade figures show
ed substantial increase over last,
year.
Killing nf W. W. Mac Kenzle by
snipers- shifted Interest in ( 'htmi
hack lo .Shanghui. ,
Indications jiointed to a note to
Mexico, hut no public statement
replying to President (talles.
. I terry Picker' Scale Sel,
SAI.KM, Ore. Loganberry p!ck
j ers thiN yitir will receive I t'erits
i per pound, according lo an ngr-.
' ineni reached at a meeting of Wil
lamette groweiH here. Pickers hint
year received cents a pound. Mer
ries will lie larger and more plenti
ful this year than last which will
more than offset the reduction in
the male for picking, the grou'.-ra
said.
The school board has been put
side for the prillg-boaId
It's a wrc
f u r n I n r.
lane thai lias no
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd & Hill Lot Annele.1V
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET'
50 ',v Baths New, Modern
Close lo Shopping District and Theatres!
FREE GARAGE Tariff from M$
&
I
Round Trip
Excursion Fares
Tickets on Bale
dmlljr to) Sept. IS
Kansas City
St. Louis . .
Chicago . ' .
Detroit . .
Cleveland .
Washington
New York .
Boston . . .
$67.00
76.50
81.00
100.62
103.56
136.56
142.40
148.50
SPECIAL SALE
June 15th, 16th and 17th Only
3G-1XC1I DRESS LINEN, WHITE Oil COLORS
90c Per Yard
M-INCII DOTTED VOILE
50c Yard
LADIES' BROADCLOTH WAISTS, Size 30 to 41
A very kkkI value, special at ?l.r0
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Where (juality Is Higher Than I'ricc
CorrrnpondirtK fr to other important
rcnteri. Final return limit CVtnber 31,
P1JS. Liberal top-over privilege! go- ;
Ins and returning. $ j
Buy Guaranteed
USED FORD CARS
l'RICICI) RIGHT
FROM
Perkins Motor Co.
Hume M-.-00 Corner 4th and Adams
Zton National Park low
ummer fares to this new Won
dn land of Color in Southern
Utnh. Why not take it in on
your way East t
TcllowatonaNatlonal Park
- M.iy alio he mwe a mule
Uyi at a small additional cost.
Ask for free booklet descriptive
of Lhee famous resorts.
Wherever vot want to no. let as make all your
rTwrujements. It costs no
mote and will save your
valuable time.
.1. II. Krrncy. Aut.
I-ji (irntiilr. (Mn;
ml y
.itt.
ltlOt.Mll ITUV JtUHHt tl.lil t thl'
i in iiit Mini atul $.'Mmi tn tti' jus-ini-
fimrt, Juhn 'iirrtt', 11 well
Unmvti ritiH-tit-r of l.nititirK, in tin
icinity tC tit'tt' Mtomu Im nU himI
tu iwtvr op'ratrl tun- ot1 ht jdtlls,
un. I H, 4 ltiiil, a innrht r or t'hs
Uv, X1K (it-it tils IkhhI.
It tukoM alt ktlxlN nf ii'ti'lt to
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Four Floors of Fine Furniture
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