La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 23, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OSSERVER' Tuesdavr March 23,1920. By WILUAJj (Incorporated) An Independent NewspapM FRANK B. APPLEBY.. ..Editor and Publisher HARVir F, MATTHEWS.. Bui)aejw Manager .' PublUhid evening,' eicopt Sunday, at 1-118 Adania Avenue, L Grand, Oregon. The OIaerver-Star pubiianed every Friday. Entered at thu Poatofflce at La Orande, Oregon, aa Second Qua Mall-Matter under act" of March 2, 187. if- OFFICIAL, PAPKn OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY F 1A OltANPE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS :i'The AeeoolaUd Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If puollnliid therein. All rlghis of republication of pedal dispatches In this paper, and also the local news hero in also are reserved. ' ' SUBSCRIPTION KATEb Uy Carrier ' : Dally, per month In advance ' Dally, per six months In advance.. , Dally, single copy . , Ily Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance.... Dally, per year in advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year , , . ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column lnch... Display, local, per column men.. Time contract rates on application. v DANCER Wt'lNns lir.MII.ITY "And J.koH unlit. O find of my father, 1 am not worthy of tin- leant of nil III" mercies. whleh. Ihou haul shewed unlo- thy aervmit: Deliver iue, 1 'pray Tliiu, from the hand or linuu." r T . ... - The official coming, of spring didn't create near the stir accorded her unofficial presence ! for some .weeks, past., v. : ,:; i: . ., ------ Perhaps some people miss' succe .y-Jitiiipppoi'tiinity knocks at the door because the figure it's the wolf, , iiout our way; -fUMon 1 , ' . . a :. v. it. (-: ; -vy .u II -I'' --1.' .it. r.-.-.y ' . " i ii -'i) i i . . ? ' IV.7' -i:. : A FELLER -T'fSil-r 1 I SAME -twiwer I , l, i A -writer terms happiness the great American illusion. But it is not altogether a disagreeable illusion and,, in the Jast analysis, it makes little difference whether its attain ment is real or imaginary. V Of course Lieut. Kelly's old 1917 army bus was defeated in the air race with Ryan's 1926 model air racer." It was like racing a nine-year-old automobile against one of late vintage there is certain to have lecn some important and radical changes in uirplanc building efficiency during the last nine years.. What the government' needs is a wholesome trade-In1 for 'a fevy modern, dependable machines.' ' '"'." V V "KIDDING" THE PUBLIC ' 1 The Oregon Journal, being a good democratic sheet that is naturally interested in the election of a democrat' to the United States senate from Oregon next fall, is having a lot COURT BUTTLE : PORTLAND. - Mur. 21. , AP Thn l'orllnnd suliuol hoard today lout Its flBht In, the circuit 'court I to force every iiign scnooi pui-u jlo sign a pledge iiromlalng not to ijoln any fiuternlty. Jieputy ui lilct Attorney Sum l'lem-; les-il adviKOr to the school hoard, suid the ease would -lie prenemeu 10 thu "ntalo sehooj hourd. Presiding' l.'lrcull Jildgn. Stepll eiiHon's decixlen . Ilmiteil nellon ugalimt finlei tilths entirely to members. The. decision ulso pre vented the srhuol hoard Imposing uny 'penalty tlpor. '"luih tils w ho re fused to slsn the uiitl-rmternlty pledge. t lti ( Judge Stepliensoit . potnti-d , out that lite 1 regulations which thu school board wulils can lie sup plied by the legislature , but not by the coui-le. The declslun sustained a demur rer brought iigulinl Hiu unswer of the school .board to a iniiitdaiins ne'tlon by P, I.. Munch and '. r. Keym-r to fuice the hoard to-f"-) Mtore Hie slunillng of . their rlill-j dreii. Hetty Ann; lluhcli and Jos-, eph Keyser, both high school stil l-l intn. .. 'lie.- youngsters refuiieif to sign the pledge, lillliouglr they ..w.-le not nienilii-is, of secret .aocielle. I and w-cru . tlmreupon techlneully nt- OFFICE CAT TNADt harm nig. JJimius DORLAM), AFTER CONFESSING, SAYS ,)or1uml's' fltutei.iehl shortly iifti-rwardH. ' r. , WllH llUUll' HE IS GUILTLESS Woman Chases Men Who Kidnaped Her Husband HANIU SKY. : Mich. .Mar. 23. ; (Al') 1'i-iirl norland today repud-j' inli-d tile ronreHKion. lie made y-M- f leribiy In w hich he. had killed Roy CIIICAUO, .Mar. i3. (AP) M- I',. -llUl.. I..KI- III. III,. AI.'V. iin.tnmnilp Inniriiiiire Is nice. Tim It' years old. after .Mrs. 1 lor- j ' ..,.. V ...I,.. nowers call It a conference Instead land, his estranged wife, iidmllled u..,.,i...i n. nn,u',tlnn of a clinic when they discuss fhlna. Inilmucy with Iav. Dorlaml said ,.r.Mieiit Coolidgo, dashed to i""1"" '"' ,"m; "y m "; ' -tlm rescue last night when rol.I.ers fhck jmtr haggag.-, mW.-l'V" ail,l made a conr.s on to scape , kt(1III .,, ,u.r Weltl,y Husband. J. No. she's comHiK wltli inc." further punishment. . 1 1..1ioU J,.nk,1I, n rnillo engineer. norland s L'O year old .wne i-.u- llnv. you any :,fi,r-ilifiner nahelh. killed hi-rm-ir at the funeral minis?" asked the hotel guest." .oil.ee. i.ori.m.i e.... .. ....... -Ninv,1' snapped the- waitress, crllied tile ael to tier tear i line sue Tim only klndu ph- we got Is ai- would he iiuestloned., concerning unlled .IlJld llui . lUaltl. Jnto cjmtt a.-a..Uat..qnse..-JloUiJ are suing ancau w ua ,iieir work. . I. - I, This suit has -nothing-to do ni: li the ulidlty of the. antl-fralernity law, but Is limited strictly to tin lucstlon whether students who arc not members cuh bo expelled sim ply because Jhey refuse to-ngrju thut they will nol Join u fraternity. Robbers Rob 35 Diners While Orchestra Flays KKW YORK. Mar. 28. (AD While the orchestru played at their LAJi Out Comes the Kodak On the. unto' rlilu oi-i Urn ! spi iitg stroll -there, ore. iil- wuys plhlines round yon. tint comes the .Kodak, and In a " few- 'seeqilds' V""'V'r Caiitured them for your album. . ' ; . LctA UH allow you tlle'Ko- daks-lle .sharp-shooting' I V , Pocket Kodak, Kerles II, for ' Uisiance. . - - ' .First C'raUo linlliliiz , Red Cross, ..j . Dru Store pie." Hie llllllini-r In which l.ee llli-t Ills deulll. ' I ' ' VVhen Pessiiiiihl Jiii.l Djiliinlst ' Dorhltid Is -lli years old. ; nie.it. , l.ee was kilhil. the night of Mar. Optimist (.lei'iiloiitally stepping g IIH (,- Bat In n parked automobile Ion I'lWiinlsl's fool); "Kxcuse mc, n fronl of the William Kagor rnrm I sir," home In which Dorlaml, his wife Pesi-lmlHl:"i;xcuKe you. nothing, mid several others were having a Voung man, t Ills may coin inn iny Honor party. . II wus first lieleiveil I fool." l.ee shot himself because he' , luid Optimist,: "lllit. my dear sir,, Just OHi tin, affections of Alice Mai'lln, of ffln trying to "kid" the-public prior to the primaries nd T'Ai7- u' 71" . - " ZZZ ' . liuude after hi; hud been-grilled for several hours, run iruinp cnni in get some republican nominated that can be 'easily beaten I by Watkins or Haney. Since Steiwer's strength has grown to iich proportions, the Journal looks upon himt as the who is lmednttf. Iilr1ill'rlil:it fil Imaf. in f-avin lio i nriniin:iinrl iiiwl iV "M' ua U'p.'l.li AV SO! Willi otir inslruetiim-., any nuiir llglil on lili fii'l i'iiii lean k.tM&.t' InLMj;;..! -A "I-..'. ".. ..... A UA ;..;r.i:.i.;i.l '.,-,l :.. the t'liai-h-ston ami la-itnni' liaiuinb nun . luucii. n.ai in vciou liu 10 liuiliillclbuu tlllu 10 ,,,, sprefidinc nromiganda accordingly. ! I'l-om Ail. in nuiius 'icx. in- - !Tiiese alio ladies that all parly organs resort to iii time.'1""1'- . . of need and papers that are otherwise discinlcs of strict To iuh.-i a gin's waistiiiv journalistic rules thus lot colored matter creep into the news columns where fuels alone arc supposed to be treated. While the Orcgonian "plays .up" I'rcd Steiwer and his quali fications, the Journal dopes up material intended to'disicredit thOfPendleton man and gives considerable emphasis to Stan field's present strength in office and tho following of Cross ley,. Clark and Sliumwiiy. It looks very much as if the Journal were preparing for' I limey's ( announcement on tho .'deniocrulic ticket and tlieroforc seeks to have Slanfield as his-.opponcnt. ( . Juggling of facts and figures to detract from one cumli ,datBs following and add to another's is common', but 'the 'Journal' ..shouldn't take it for granted that the public is iallogetiier dumb. Yesterday's political .article . jntiiiiated that a considerable shift tif ex-service men from Steiwer to CiTOslcy is being noted in the last week or so.' It would lie .as-liard- to disprove such a claim- as for tlMt-I'oi lland paper to substantiate it, but the truth of the matter is that there is no shift of any importance whatever to Crosslev's ranks. lie is a likeable gentleman and thoroughly desci v-J ing, but he simply isn't in the race. The real primary battle for the republican Humiliation is between Slanfield and. Steiwer and it promises to be a good battle, at that. Any thing lending to show otherwise is mere political hokum 'resorted to by organs with a definite method in their mad ness. According to, the present outlook either Slanfield or Steiwer will be nominated. In some sections of the stale herc is u feeling that Kred Steiwer is certain to win, and in others there is a preponderance of opinion to the effect that the present junior senator will be picked for his job again. .There is no use trying to "kid" Uie public into thinkm;r. Miyone outside of these two have a chance. All other can didates will get voles but only the "also-ran" total. the hand of the slule Investigators , was played Monday when I hey laid 'I'll I .. , !. ri.... ...lulu u'l.nn .. .. I'Uriliini mni .i"11 .. . . . As she-saw the' men muki- Jen kins prisoner -in his own automo bile and drive away, Alexandra j-nn inlo the street,-stopped a. private limoii.siiie anu .iiiieaiy . ei.iuu..-i. . the situation: The obliging chauf- I ' l.mrr r"l In tendril I lie incot- feur look her In and started pur- int.- I"! night It) iirnr Kev. Knight Killt. After a dash, of several I bring in- or llit- nmsl. wimli-i-flil blocks I lie', rescuing, wife notlfh-d m--ssuge-i t fiom lli.i vnlno of .a the police and renewed the.aenrch. I' ml. The Hilar vns filled with The Kidnapers, who only wanted iwople siM-nkliiT' Iho .salvation. I he Jenkins automobile, sped. Into '' "lliglll neeo.n.n-u ....ei .....t the northwest . side. -Ilesldes the "l' Jenkins cur, the. robbers hud u sec ond muchliiCi i )..! ' Jenkins whs warned iigainst. re sistance and assured tliiit no hnrm would hefnll, lilm. l-'lnnlty, his kid napers relieved lilm of f 1(1, let htm 'go. , . ; ulnicsi 'Willi be "hi go pni-l way. Corner of X mi J Spruce. lict's go. ' " olid Two men -who tried to get Into a Identical with I hose' found on the chain store In nirmlnghuin. Ala., .wi-iiion wllli -wnicii i.eo-wus snoi. kol "." n... t,.... ...... ..... E. W. SCRIPPS DIES mW A-'r a !:1sViV"1 iku ei?-v1"' '' Founder of great string of newspapers passes awayt on vacnt m oav on cousi 01 iiintu filierill io luiniiini n-siu v sen I fold ) Uastus. have 'yon uny Ihllig to say borore you die? Itasllis Ves, boss, dis am Hilt -linly gwlne to leach me a iecson. , "I I r. Jackson, Ihal your wire got Ii dlMiret. mid returned to Ala bama. Who will do 'my washing now'." ' "lon'l worry, mum: IVe eo'llii' again, and I eo'ls rapid." ' A blgunll-l I." one of Unix- hi- lllllilliills nl eiiT Knows when he bus bud rnonalK V ' ; t ! v.-,-, .. -"iiif'lCU.i -1 wit.mliT,i ' 'l',ii.'wlial-!i Ihf iii.itti r "'riu- woinmi In Ilie flat' m-xl door just borrowed my sllvel'-bneli ,..r inliroT-.-lfnn n"cf- T1im-' lu ll rlvlna mills.'' . v.. , cHi?SriiANi). ' TOR KILLINd. TWO CHILDREN, "'WIFE Have You Tried " , Our Pies? , '-they ii re, just like M-ilher n.iil.es. TI,.- ciin,i,i - ,,. i,,M, .,f , Ihe rlliesl riiully l.r shoi telling "nil limn- Unit . ,. : lain-d llid e. sell I hem toe lev tli.iu y.m eoiil.l iiitike. Ihem at hmil". W" Imile you lo try one. w, iiuiKe most any vuriety you wollhi wish for. ' lluy your pies ami cukes from lis and sale the dtllereiiee. ' A.-k fur "tinlilcn t'niM llivml" iniule in m-ii mmv. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery . Opiro-llo lli4frvir In Nnw Intlc-4 lUiljy, ask foii ;ui.ii;n t'lti Hr nitt:.i. LIN KH I !. .Mm-. AIM huK Ah-Tiim. Item" olMil t'hliu in r lt;int. lM'l(t( of all who Kih'w I him. wus Iihiik'mI lotlny nr miinliT "I I'l" W' lsb vlf; uii'l tli"'r Inn IiiiikIniiiik' iliumM'TH, 1 rlf. 2w, tux) i"it'll;i. t7. Tin iiini'l'-r vjim rommUlfil, m- if'lrttraltnii In , Ills hoini : Aftfr lio luid shot thrm tli-iul, lM-k Ali-Tuin c-iilnvly riillrd ih' jMiUrt oil (hi ilinii(- utitl In Id what. Iiu hatt den". H was limm'dhih'iy arn-i(t'l. , Thi-- inurtlt-nM' V.H C2 tiH nl.l inn! was knmvn $ hl innn(rytn' ilit'otiKhDiil In woiM.' Uvnmi' to Ktiirlaixl L' yours- kiti. ln-ram' tiiilnriiH" it nnU' tn.irri.t1 n WVIsh Ktrl. lit- hrraini vnll tiy llinnitrli Ills business rnrfllIIH itiul whh powt rftil liiit" iiiyst rlius.- Thons anils if his iiofily rminlr,vMiMi,wir' ;it.h-. y hint. II" Wirt wrll known In Mm Chinatown of Ntw York iiuil San Kraliclsco. Wh-tln-r It"' was afllHal'il with on- vf tto hlir i ai.in..(-i w.ii r.l ifku l mil Icuriwli. Ii nt In. w:i liilliiwittiit In JiiatlV t-liiMt-I trhs. Win n hi- wus nrn'slc!, t'lil. iifju- in Knroi" nl Ihr Vnlti-tl Stati-M raUt-tl a rund for hix (). rritM. Sir Kilwtnil Miirshall, out of r.nulantrs must (llstinutlml lw it, ii 'tVinl'-U Ittin. II- ml un'l ttif ttuory that his flh-nfs mint) hail lu-i-n tinl)alun't-il by htisl nn worrh'H lnt tiovrthfhiw In wiH lonnd Knllt)1- &tw . s lit hj h ....ii,...i'J BAKIM POWDER 25c ' "1 5? ounces for More I hurl a pnuni) ntl hill fur a quarter Same Price for over 35 years GUARANTEED PURE Millions (f pounds used ov m uovenmew I KlurtHta suy the ouiluuli fur opi'tiiy hi-pruhh'Hun of a nlntlni; vt K. . Huripps, ;t. roninlrr ut thi- Srdpps llowaitl ti4'uspaM'i'M. who ltatl ahonril his ytu'ht,- Hh1 Ohio, in Monrol Ihiy. off tin rr-uat of l.lbvrla. Afrhn. K. W. SvitHtti, uiH' of th outitttmltntf fluuri-s In Anifrlran Journaitani, was bo i m nt litiithvilh'. It).. Juno IS, ISM. Mo tnuih hln jnws iimt J'lnt us n rub rt-norttT on Mb hb-r brothrr's nanr In lh-lt troll lb laitiK-liotl his raivor Ha fomuhr und tuibltshoil !n Ohio was on his third tour of tho world tn five yt-um ut tho ttinu ot was on' hU third tour oC thu wurld lu flv ytuta ut thu tlmu C Owning Your Own Home An you p' ttini; nwny from tho landlord? Arc yo 1 K-M-linir miy rloKir lo that homo W hicll you havi talked Hhout. Tho ono built and planned hccordlnK ta your Hasto. A bank account built up by wt't'Kly deposits will lrinjf you lo your Koal ln a sur nriuhiHly short tituo. La Grande National Bank Sound - Reliable - ProteMtv CANTILEVER SHOES For Real Foot ';: Comfort V , J f 10 and $10.50 N;K.West&Got , i Store. For Men i ; " -'" ;"" ' ' '. Ij (i ramie's ImwiI(( Store ' - . - I" or ..S3 , Voara ." , . coiiimunil, four robbers todiy JieW up 70 tieriions. Including 3f illners in t'lio Owl restaurant In West 4 51 It alreul, iieur.'I'ImeB H-iuure. , After lliey luiil -taken lnr.u from Ilie cuali reiriMi-r iinil miiall uiiiotmu ironi Home of till- )iatrori.s. Ilin rObberif' wt-ixi' euiituretl by pollt-o. ; .t Hall's Catarrh Medicine utt: rid your rystem of Cstsrrh orDctfnat J :au.Md by catarrn. Alio as s mood rurv Bet it glvss wonderful result. All . DnmujM. - ... ... ... R J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, O. -... .;.!LO0K!' - ', '.: . FOR TIME AND- PLACK . ANNOUNCEMKNT OF TORDSON TltACTOU DEMONSTRATION Perkins Motor Co. Fourth & Adams ; Phone M-500 A Lare Assortment of Children's - HATS, SHOES, DRESSES, BOYS' SUITS .; .' ." "!' - ''" ' i . .." t ,s,i,V: i' And . everything you ncefl ih': children's wear can be . , w - ' found here at a saving'. ', ' ' , YVE HANDLE THE J5EST AND SELL FOR LESS! Norton' Kiddy Shop A Range Advertisement fior Men Only by a man We men arc supposed to tje practical, above all, things. We are supposed to' know all about iron -and steel and mechanics, etc. i . " !' The women folks depend on our judgmenHn sucn matters. But if your wife came to you fomorrow and asked your advice about-the range she was poing to buy, could you give lier any real help? Honestly now, could you? , : I am going to tell you some plain facts, because I believe men are really interested. We have to pay the fuel bills we have to eat the food why shouldn't we be interested? ' First you should know why malleable iron is used in the Monarch. Of course you 'know what malle- . able iron is. It's different from cast iron because it's tough. It cannot crack or break. . The quick heating malleable top of the Monarch . is really much stronger than a heavy slow heating ' cast iron top would be. You never need to worry about breaking any of the castings of the Monarch. But that's not the only reason fortising"malleable'' in the Monarch. By using thisAinbreakable iren it ; is possible to rivet every joint No need to plaster such seams with stove putty. These rivetedT joints are tight to start with, and "Air Leaks" can never open up to spoil the draft and waste fuel. A leaky ' range doesn't draw any better than a cigar with a broken wrapper. - ..' I don't want to burden you with too many facts. Just remember these few things when you have a chance to give advice to the women folks. Or, better yet, why wait for her to ask you? Why not suggest mat she get a new Monarch? It would save you a lot of money you are now spending for fuel. Yes, it would pay for itself very soon. Drop in and let's talk it over, W. H. Bohncnkamp Co.