La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 18, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' '; " ''''':' Thursday. March 18, 1926. i .'. '...: : r.A nPAMDR EVENING OBSERVER' ! ' ' i 1 - --L-J Lg rt nBBi - - . i - f ' y" mmmmmmmmmms . - . "'iu.i -T"7TT"", m " 7 , nirr nrm WAV 'TTOTOiUAlSlBELIEVES QUAKE w, 1.-1 ?, VISITED ARMENIA pla05rmtk fintutg terror (incorporated) An Independent Netwpapet FRANK B. APPLEBY.. ..Editor and Publlahar HjLRVEf K., MATTHEWS.. .Buaineaa Manaaer Fubilabed evenings, except Buuday. at 14 it Adania Avenue. La Grande. Oregon. The Oberver-8iar publlaned every Friday. Entered at the PoitoKlce at La Grande, Oregon, Claa Mail Matter under act or Marco z, m. aa Second OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THB crrr of la ouanub , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PlfESS ' ' The Associated prom la excluelvely entitled to uw for pub ttoatlon of all newa dlipatcliea credited to It or not otherwise , eredlted f puolUhed therein. All rlghie of republication of i fpaclal diapatcne in thu paper, and alao the local newt bar. . t alao are reaerveo - ; ,1 . " BUBSCK1PTION KATE& Daily, per month In advance Dally, per alx raontba In advance Dally, alngle copy T60 .14.61 to By Daily, per month In advance- Daily, per alx months in advance- Dally, per year in aavance Weekly Observer-Star, per year toe -It. 60 .16.00 ..11.00 j ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch . Display, local, per column Inch.. ..: ..400 Tuns contract rates on application. , i THE AI.MIOIIT? GOD "And Mown alrr-tchcd out his hand over the wa; iind Jehovah caused the iM-a to go back by a strong Pant wind And the children of lra..-l went into the midst oi the -u upon the dry ground." Ex. f There is no such thing ats a howling success. ng is done by the man who isn't. . The howl- '' At times we' suspect that the ..reason ancestors get, jbraffged ion is because they are safely dead. I Once there was a man .whose check stubs agreed with his bank balance. He never wrote checks. J A Chicago man has brought suit for $50,000 because another man tqok the wife he treated like thirty cents. Premier Kriand of France has leen asked to form a new cabinet in spite of the fact that his government did not i-eceivc a vote of confidence in the recent sales tax con troversy, Can it le possible that France is running out of1, ,,',tl" ,,.,','. ,',,,. CcilMIIVl, IllalfVXiai aim lv norv wilt jiictii u ow oi-vwhw time?' it-1 ir- ' mini i.ii i i SOU CAM MAkJCi -ikPif Skiavj shovel UP . MOU Ll KiOT weeo ir -Till next R'XKE. OOT KJOVW. AlO SOU CAM OIL. E l AWVl OSf HPMt. to HEROES ARE. MADE - HCCf BOHri. DPI - ' -- L ii- t ERRITORY TODAY KT. I.OUW. Mo., Mur..l8. Al'). ArminiH was tho probable lo cation of un cartliguako recorded at Ht. Louis university, today from S:l to a. ill.. Kclameograph- lat James MurKlualne believed. He erthnated the clatance at 6.6O0 miles In an taaierly direction, and said the severity of the rcnior indicati-d a deatrucltvv quukc. , NKW YORK. Mar. 1 . (AI'). The s-lauieograpll at Kordham unl vvralty today recorded an carth iiuiku that started a t'J:ll a. in. and lasted nearly one and one-half hours. ' It .van estimated that tile quake uas 6. &oo miles away, lis direction could not be determined. ST. PATRICK'S DAY "BOMBINGS- HELD POSSIBLE PRANKS OS Rial a II SiVTitii OFFICE CAT TMAOt MAUN . IW'hen (iieek meela Greek lliey illseuwi I heir fruit and cafe liunl nes in KliRllfll. Weary Wlllk "Halt, yuu seen Mini Icilelj ." Iliinty Trntl "Yes." W. V. "WolV he dolir?" II. T "Wrlthl' nlajs." W. Y. "My finuill Hint lillllk- V". ,j. T. - "Yes Ih-'m clialkln' up KQoi'es lii a iMiwIiii alliy.M Radio ainiilu ' i.rocrum:" S:30-1U. Muillu program: 10-11, Jackie Sou' iler"a l.'luU JJdo serenaders.. klllN, Jxmi lleseli. Cel. ( J3ini l,ONIH)N. Mar. IS. ( A.P) There was mystery today as to responsi bility for reporting- the bomblns" of two different St. Patrick din ners laat night, on attended ' by i he Prince of Wales and the other by Premier Stanley Haldn'ln. There waa nothing to allow .whe. ther the missiles were mischievous, pranks, or the manifestation of aneer by persona with irrtevam'rs. 1 At the Hotel l Veil where Pre mier Baldwin was to deliver an address, a muri In the balcony hurl-! ed a piece of fireworks' down among the diners It struck a wo man newspaper reporter on ' the shoulder, dropped lo a table and rll to lhc floor poring out a 'vol ume or smoke and Igniting' the carpet.- Nothing had been learned today as to who Ihrew the paale boaid box containing calcium car- jblde and u piece of tarred rope Into; Times'""" restaurant when' Wales was having nis nri i-niie-'. dinncr'wlth Irishmen. , . The box broke as it fell and 'Us content were, seallereu over me nuur, iuu other, wod..b. an. wW, rutlmr . "If you. could get every IU-J' J fc..rf'i heart UUk. he would tell you that tho first thing 1 '' duct as ladles and gentlenieu; then scholarship, according lo the ru . of the school. .'., , " drive home the ffrau ie. life has taught mm, ne " ,'ou that the next Intporlunt thing is to learn to make friends . 1 h-' is only one way lo make fi lends, and that la to be frlemllv. 'There Is one thine the lll-nnus lenrne,! from CXI"'I e nml HULL IH Him in' J i nnot teach you from incir . i.. rices. You must learn in.n perlenres of your own Hut we can attempt to build and keep In repair fences around the cesspools and quick sands that we know you may fall Into during your in v inent. and so help you lo ri h manhood and womanhood, fit phy sically, menially a"d morally lo be ftrsl-claas clllsrns," 'jA' tribute to Die subs was voiei n by A. J. Ktasge, who introduced all the. members of the girls' basket ball squad, nnd later, in i humor ous vein, dubbed OoUlle Owen, Mil dred Courtney, l'na ' Campbell, Marjorie Iljnolds, lx)b Nelson, and his own daughter, Ann, his choice aa the .mythical llaslein Oregon girls' team. : Ooldle Owen, in a bi l' t lalk. pre sented - Mli-s ltuth Johnson, girls' coach.. gift In appn eialion from tho ; atiuad.. Miss Johnson re sponded., thanking Ihe girls fur ffielr enthusiastic coopiralion through an - undefeated season. - Warren Gilbert dwell cnlellaln inirlv on the qualities thai mailc "FLANNELS" . New, KtrlMii Hirlit ttilureil flannel trousers Ui ax ers and inns, full cut, roomy Iroa ' rrx with ' "l A style, Hint will appeal to all men mid Hie lirkw 1st so n'usimiible, , ' ' ' Famous Keystone ,, , Guaranteed , . . Trousers , ' '$0.50 to $8.75 N. K. West & Co. Store Ifor Men , I,a t.iandc's Ieadhug Store For S3 Years .Maln l Seliaeier, president of lh new lll-lad Honor I'ln society,. and tin high polnl. winnur of the honor roll, gave a short talk of appccclaj ( I Inn to I he hosts for their Itlxptni. lion In scholarship attainments In Iji Orandu high school. . . ' Kil I'oiilldge expresod the sentij mi nt or Ihe company when heroiu-i pUnn-nli d Mhs 1-oU IlaVis. fe'afherj and Ihe glrla or the domesllc scl. eiici'-class on Ihelr efficient' service, anil the delirious meal thoy ;hri . i 'pi... il,leM Tn dressed the boys' team notable, and Iniro- ' m)nor of. the liolldajy . duced tho different players., I oaeh ' B , d Bennett, In his .dilresifcexpr.-iM.-a ; ,or.t,.-favo.. regret that t'aplaln Class anil ' -ii Keown were leaving, ami extended The dinner opened and eiosej them best wishes for their College . will, prayer led by the basketball careers. ' ' ' """ ". "Lj'"-11' I'ltlllAY. MAIU'll IH. , ' Mountain Time stations. f'PAf. Islgary. fan. ( IXVKin liHNk.'), 7 . in.. Salon broadcast. (Mti;, HkliiKMitim, Can. (510.9m .'iSllki'l. 8:3(1-10:30 p. in., studio program: It. K. Mcguaig. pianist; Sydney llealey. violinist; K. Holls mull. baritone; Mrs. A. Davidson, soprano: A. lMgney, tenor; 11:1 Ji ll. Tom flnnlner nnd his lllnlto I heater orchestra; Mrs. T. tlard- ISNOk.-). S-6:3 p. m.. ' Urayton's , mlvsis 0, ,i10 (nnner were qulto un t . . . . li.iA.f . iiimiuiiiw.nl i . . . t i ' llnaK-r orRHn; 6:30-7,' umiiWHuni Inforinatton; 7-S. program. J lull & ItougUind company; S-9. I'rtHS TeU'Krnm Htudio: 9-11. Jonj; Ut'uch KIM, So. S8H. frotlf. " . kl'U H. Hollywood, ml. ' (S5Siu-Ituoki-). 6-7 p. m.. dinner muffic. J'tlzeorald Music compuny; S-. Iiroprum. John Wright, Tin IttKht Tailor' with Hill Hutch' orchestra; lYgtcy Math4'ws, blue.s wliifft r: Hill tlake. tenor; 9-in, Ia-u Nhsh and ' , ( WATER ON A DUCK'S BACK: f (. 'WtheJ fii-st'tinio' miicc 'IIcctr'wii"a !very' smiill pup tho 'gtxxl old republican state of Iowa is roihb to have a democrat in the. United States senate, if the report of the HUcommitteei ijPMPstigaljng the Bmtlhnr.t-Steck election contest is approved. Which indicates,', after all, that a man like Brookhart can't fool idl the people all' the time, that Voters are willing and eager to correct previous mistakes even though they have to go to another party to accomp lish, it. The Orcgonian, commenting on the sub-coniinitlee unanimous decision, says: ' v? v- , if - . . t i The lhtiokhart game' of playing both ends against the middle is played out. Although the finding (hut Steck, not Brookhart. was elected senator in 1!124 is ' that of a sub-committee of the senate, that sub-com-. mittee includes democrats as well as republicans, and 'is unanimous. Its conclusion that a majority of the Voters of Iowa intended to vole for Steck will almost surely be sustained by the senate. So much ftir the supi-eme egotist of Iowa. Having -. won one election by his fame as a 'sharpshooter and by his pose as a dirt fanner, he imagined that he could order Dawes to get off the republican ticket ' and could support La-l-'ollette against Coolidge, yet, win another election. as a republican who was bigger ' and wiser than the parly. ("Supreme egotist" is right but the Oivgonian doesn't know the half of it. The morning, thai news of President Harding's death reached Brookhart'. home town, that gen tleman told some of his inlimalc friends that he. Smith "Wildman'' Brookhart, was the logical man to receive the republican nomination for the presidency, that election would ,e ft snap if he got the nomination. Egotist he is, indeed, and always will be. There is no doubt in Brookhait's mind that he 'is a better man than Coolidge or Harding or half n dozen Others he admits it. A little thing like being unseated by the senate in the election contest won't liother Brookhart. He'll simply feel sorry for voters and senators Mho fail to appreciate his great ability and leadership."- Pe titions are already being circulated in Iowa by Brookhart followers so that he will run for the republican nomina tion again this spring against Cummins. Rebuffs and in sults and defeats mean little in his life. The people of Jowa have indicated their desire to have Brookhart rele gated to the scrap-heap, to have him back in his law office. But it will lie. many years before that individual will be able to realize it. That's the only difficulty with our primary jsystcms self-starters are forever with us. if .matches are not mmle In hea ven, w hut are the Swedes going lo dp to occupy IhcU? .llluc.7 t- ner, soprano: Dennis fla Ion. plan- ),lH orinnl Country Hoys orehes- Isl; lA-slie Hopper, inarlmbuphon- lrH. n.n. Warner Unit hers frolic. 1st. I K(., Oakland, la I. (Ml.llni. liHVA. Ogdi-ii.' Vtali. (2lin-!n:tlkc), 11:30-1 p. ni.. . luncheon llollkc), 4-5 p. in., organ recital, music: 3-4, Herlhn Gcrtscn. violln l'aramount theater: 6-fi, ftacllo 1st; Clara Anker, accompanist; Mar dealers program. ' .cella Ktliotl, soprano; Grace Kair- KO.V llenier,, Colo. ' (H22.41U-' lie, contralto; 4-5:3". Hotel St. 12:15 i. m.. MnVJorte Xash. organist: :30. dinner concert, iiind IiIb orchcslrn. Illrown I'alace string orchestra':' . I K4iV, IIitIIbikI Instrumental program; 5:15. prn- grtim; inlnslrel show: inelileninl mush-. , suite ; College. X. lei. tain.uiii-niiokei. i:ju-3:jii p. in.. i' . ' : musical conceri. ... - I.....I...K II, .,lli. ilnv A. . . .. . " " "- " - .. I'm-llK 'l inir. iauoiLs. die Mil for n hair .ml. 'CNItV, Vam-mm r. Can. (21. tin. i,-JaKliic., ami, you an. 'mil ,0;,,,,,. S:3(i ,,. ,., -tti.llo pro- lunrfiiiiiiii-ui mr imrm-r nt iiiim- il. :'"Vliyt Hint I worst than llir ancift orchestra; 6-S:55. Hrokaw i.tiiiiiil Mtw-un- Two qiiurtti otu n maUc u iniKhty Kood.tjuarri't. ." Mi id at l4t (rnmlr 1hIIv4I " linfntl k'raiii. Wesh'y church; choir, ntu ; hIchI fcHthal: r. Warren. orir:inlKt; IK'Uly l.itiRlilln, Hoprano; Kdlth White HoUiiHt; Hi:3i.'C.'uliarct HH- f'A.m I Un first tun n that ever niunt orcheMlra, Uel nki'd you for a UiimV" anked a ai prano. (ii-ntide ynuiiR man of a you ml lady Kit, Ixw Aimrles I'M. ( l7m- itt Hak'i'. "Von." nuld the fair one, 0kc. stn-fi p. m.. Kenneih truthfully, "all the olherM look moWh orehenlra; fi. Mchtly do theiu." 1 ' i ''WI v", In ket program; . JtiUs. Uodlotorlal period; 7-8. dance I'nrmi'r urfintCN will riiinv lenni- prnfrnim; 8-. lJtn I.. MeKarland. nie n couple of Ri-iural inl at earh other hi Wa-liliiRtoii. utnd I uiri borrow troiilde. Horrow niuney mill trouble will euni'.' of Hh uu iT airrord. . k , '. . i ' No mutter what you think of th hnf kia" on Hii-7mdvU'T'.rn you cuii. rent JtHwured of one Hi lite. It Ik not an lllustrallon of a mar rifd niun kiwi mb hit wife irooHy'. orr.iniKt; 9-l. I'aul liohertw. jdan 1st; Mutual Motors udrth conteMt; 10-1 1. I'aekard IlnMad hour fea tnrhiK' popular woiik. KHKV Sentllr. Wah. (irl.:tm ll(Uike), u:3.:3ii p. in.. HeatMr i ehamt)er of eominerce profrratn: 7 S:l.ri, Hhermiia. flay and eoiupany HOIUH JtY MvR STATH N . N A S H U A. .Hairiin Inland - Theiii's been u It Ik hank rolt"rv hcre;Mvh'nrt:. depart . nmity enift for runt row V'oity nrd from the pot tee stai ton the treasury viiull.i w'rre llto n nti' si nd hrT'.n,ar terH of a ton of fjold and Mli-r taken. , ... ' . ' WANTS H'lDl S HI (. S.'KAMi;NTO A wtentiNt t looking dr no ini.et whhh will deftrop hl;iekl rry vinei, lie t I r. II. J. Tillyard. of New Xi alnn where the Kuropt-aii MnekltTiy rtpn-adinir so ripidly that it threat. -ll!l ai tellll (li e, JOHN III I.I. IS ll l UlNIHiN. - .lohn Hull is it I'hiit whs Die baptismal nuiu a man w ho uim u waiter far yea in the ebl ClO'shir.' I'lieese. t i V I. I V ' s aware of the Thcidelit .which ap. parently was seen only by tho door kecpcr,und a tew olhcr per sona - Hi- Dads Congratulate Tossers, Honor Students fContinued Krom Page I.) ; -Discontinued Stocks siii:s . HATS - li)MI'i:i!S . IIOVS' WASH sir ' liiuts' ni.ooMi:it mti:ssi:s . cisiii sit.kads . .' " HOYS' HATS AMI CAI'S - SWKATI-'.ltS "' ' Anil Several Other Articles lo lie Closed Out At $1 Norton's Kiddy Shop Ore. (I9l..-m- (llOkr). 12:30-1:30 p. in., concert, Klrst 'National bank and th Se curity Suvinpj und Trtust cdmpuny; (J-7, dinner wu,-ei;t, vtJU, Vorl man & Kins company; s-'j. con cert: 9-Io:3.. Hhcriiian. ('lay and company, Duo-art htudlo; lu:UU-12, weekly frolic. Hoot OwIk. KIM. 1 Aiitfclcs ( nl. (105.2m- 710ke). s. Hi p. in., proKi-am. West ern Auto Supply company; lu-U, Don Clurk'fl liiltmore hotel duiiuc orchestra- , hJlt. Seattle. Wnli. (itHil.iin KOke), 7-S v. in.. l,uudtutst-I.Uty inale iiuurte(t, old-time souks; V: so-l'i. Tost-Intel ligcuccr studio proirram. kliV. Oakland, tal. (30K.m. ."i90k('). S-9:4o p. m., .slufllo pro crum: D:45-l(:30, AHh-iih Athletic cluhorcheitra. . KMTH. Hollywood. 41. C-itHiii-C.flOke). 8-10 p. in.. KMTH concert orchestra. Loren 1'owetl, director with Nell Uumh-II aa soloist; 10-1 1. Starr Piano company aludio. KN X, Hollvrood. nl. (;t:t(l.aiu Silokr). 6:30. llhton's cafelerlu orclM-stra; S:3n"7..AlwutiT Knit rrr-J eldest ni;t 7-S. proprain, JellTX-r;;ll t , tM)iuiHin ; h-y. proKram. joint a. N'nUffnn ,rtor-iionrHr,-"Hlrlr of tptJmlstic .1 oiiiH(i; ftht HolljHTjod IKion .fftadiuin;. 11-li AmhaMtador hot"l dance :hrt hslr:. 1vn.. on a!IK ttre." 2HU..inr 107okei 7:: p. m.. AxOmr iirki ham. tenor; K-. muic- r KTAi, V'-mI, ttl. (2KHifv l2Mkr)'.'H'-y;"3" fl.tii.V irnyer rv (ee; 12-1, luncheon concert ; S -1 M, prourum. Ureiiner'a. kwwvfHH'aun Vo-h. (:tlK.ni. KflOkr), 7:( p. in.. Norma Sparlln, piano lotat; Kveljn Sparlin. vio lin Kolotsl; Hetty Hansom, ocal olobU - - run petii i-cmuUh. , "KlrMt, the Rl-Lmds n-inh to make you proud or your homo. , your , town, your school., your Hlato and i vour country.. The man or woman who'doca not think his home Iho. beat, hia town the- bent. hLs Htato and nation the, host. Is 'fit for trea on. strataccni and ppoilM, nnd ouKht to be hummed out of town. A common rooMer will fight for ; his own back yard. - want you to (?et It firmly j iii your heads that whatever you d". yon nitiwt do .It. ftb) i'iV-l V' USED CARS Remember when you buy a used car that your best ' insurance on quality is to buy from : reliable dealer: ' Perkins Motor Co. , Tourth & Adams Phone M-500 Have You Tried Our Pies? they are Junl like M-ithei nuikeM. Ti e rusls are nude of , Die rhilMt quality of hIioi tetilnu nnd (lour lh;it citn !.- tallied and tvn Kelt theul for-ten than yon eoitld liutke thvill - nt homo. Wo liwlte you to try one. We iiiukt most any variety you would wlati lor. " Huy .your pien mi 1 f.ike from u and mwv "V A-k for ."UoluVu ("not Hnnd 'iiimlr in the difference. il iiioiv. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Oiiol(p lrrvrr In New JaMIik lllilg. Ash k ;oi.ii:.N i Mirs-r iui:ah. Garden and Flower Seeds All Kinds A fresh st.n-k just n ccivctl. Ut us supply your wunLs. Red Cross Dru Store stip Dial leak! We bne plas- Hi- tiMiieitt that lh ks like Mir- j jthiim niolji..s t Hto Ihw r n black IK-4iurian. Make our-eir it picket feint anil imint It white. Wp lmo pkkets and punt mi cheap that It will Milt the vlns of Miiplc ibnt arv "o iini;y that they breathe tlmatch their tioC! i keep rrmt wcarinur nut their Ml-c teeth. I'aittt tip tHir obi I'onl car at'd we will It ado you ruiHiuli tlutk olie urivii Aciik iialil tnr Milut fur i doMit tw. NaK Sll Info In kev lots.) o. celar IiIiikU".. t..V Mr-A-Star slihticl. 3U1.7.V Xinn pounds fir wldto lead nml tier n buiidntl ihaiCN cHino lit jcicnlay. The prhv will la ncl tbttM to whole tiU We Irntr nil khttl of whtt brtcht. fitau the moM cm.-Ji kalxitniiie lirttlt down to IX' , arttivji brtih. an Ain to rrrin I'llH'AtJU Tho nianjiRi r of a new hotel offering an aid to citpld. Ho announced a room or Nttlle occupied by a married cou ple will coat no more than ono oc cupied by a bachelor. . Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. - "Tim fwtr SIbu'h -ri.-nil" Near t-'iHinilrjr. IImhi .Mnla 3 18 a Siiuday Busltios. I; :) if1 r -f Wave you discovered why ? It has pleased more people than .1 rr rr t r any otner coiree ever oirerea ror s ;al( H t "CooJ to the last tro,, Owning Your Own Home Arc you pet tine nwoyfixmi the landlord? Aro yoi ir-t-tlnp any clostr to that horns w hich you have tulked about. Tho. : one built and planned according to your taste, A bank account built up by wt-okly deposits wlUbrintf you to your ftoal In a sur prisingly short time. . 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