La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday;': March SO," 1926. Paw Four EA" GRANDE: EVENING OBSERVER ? ' V TTTiTT I'll!". TnrrrfTTJfMii)! THE EUROPEAN BULLY SCORES Ar.AINI u j !(' (Incorporated) ' An Independent Newspapct PRANK B. APPLEBY.. Editor and Publisher BARVET F. MATTHEWS..... ..Business Manager pnniiHnnnin. - i ll : UIIUUIIU UULUj HALT SEEDING Published evenings, exctpt tiunduy. ut H16 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Posiofflce ut 1m Grmirie, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. , OFFICIAL. TAPKR OP" UNION COUNT AND THB . .'':. CVl'Y OF LA GUANDB ' MIC Mil Ell ASSOCIATED PRESS -The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dlsputches credited to It or not otherwise credited' If punlished therein. 'All riKlits of republication of vpeclal dispatches lit this paper, and also the locul news hero in also are reserved. '., . .' , SUUHUltlPTlON llATEb T lly Carrier Dally, per monlh In advance...... Dally, per six months In advance ................... Dally, single copy - lly Mall Dally, per month In advance..... Dally, per six months In advance .................. Dally, per year In advance Weekly Obsorver-titur, per your M....M...........H.. ADVEHTISINQ HATES Display, foreign, per column inch ........ Display, local, per column Inch Time contract rates on application. , Ol' 11 HTUKNOTII AND MONO "The Lord Is my strelwUl und sonfr. and Jl Is Ihtohm- my sulvatlon. He Ik my (led and 1 will prepare Htm u habitation; my father's God, und 1 will exult ilitn." Ex. l&-i. '; ' I We nre sorry for the man without a country especially jjvvhcn it is spring in the country. , U, ., f . It isn't at all difficult to save a little money. The trou ble with most people is that they aren't able to keep it saved. , , - 1 A ' I KBZg 1 ; , , HUMMKItVJMiK, Oti. Mar. 30. (HiH-clul) Whilo the weather Imw fot'rn Itlfiil here for Hut'tiii; plowliiK uml othf'r work ncci'Msnry In Rvt thi K rou nd in shape, the nlirhts hnvo been rqM enough to freczi' n crut on the ground, prevent. aetji;il M-eillnp on the part of those who uru ready. Mont mneliers havo ; completecj their main plowing. Th ; niKht freezes huvo been more urn- Iceuble wem of town, next to t tic mountain, tf. '. Omtrel I reports. While a lare acreage of wheat is to he planted thin year, many farm, ers aro planning' to alter the crop program aw soon an poimibk. I'm n ft I,, m.lh plain on puttiiiK out about till acres uf Grimm alfalfa next year, feedlnw wheal this sea son only, lo .complete the Uilliny of timothy and woeua, , Portland Theater Will Cost $700,000; Seat 3500 IMKTLANI. Mar. (Al) .Vecotiatioim are in proi?res for the lease of a block in the . Port land downtown iliHtrtct un which it in planned to ereet a 7d.umo theater with a Healing: capacity of .15(1(1, it vi8 'learned last. niKht from J.. A. Cliarlesworlh president qf the Portland Finance eorponi- tton. The. block ta owneu iy me Jentien Investment Company. yjf SdOHANSEN ' ' Spring styles arc so confusing one can hardly remem ber whether they will wear sleeveless dresses or dressless Sleeves. f 4 l PFFP FIRS BAKER CAT THAO MARK RIO. & Junius .Mnlden hub (tu iIiiik;.s ) : Is jour ( old cn iun licioil fur , w rink les? IIiiiukIM: Madam. It nouhl Hike the nlliiklcs out of ecjii I'ialed Hu Dial marries for beauty alone Ih like the buyer of cheap rnriillure AS MAIL STOP MISSOURI MUD, One of the most difficult and unpleasant features of cross-continent tours has been the muddy roads of Missouri. There was the big suite of Missouri, right in the road. It , had to be gone through or gone around. Going through it was extremely sticky and unpleasant. Going around it took a long time. But times have changed. The Trans-Missouri rpute, extending 26!) miles from St. Louis; to Kansas City, has just been opened. All of this is pavement except about 60 miles of gravel, passable at all times. - Motorists can now drive across Missouri in seven hours. The state has plans for paving 7,640 miles of pri- murK-und -secondary- lH)Hdl.lide.-..-T.--.--lw,',l '"" ' ,lay '"' '"y.iof '. ",,lul And such is human nature that, now that the motorist !ncivisniiii im. .wmn i itin ntiekj Aflmpt ui. iiuiuiieiip --- i-an get, across Missouri coniioriamy in seven Hours instead " "v . -., , . - .; I i do noi believe ihai i.a mnd- .1 dragging through in nearer 70, ho will undoubtedly slay lUKl'Mi. Ore. Mar. 3(1. (Speelnl) "Baker 1h 111 line Tor heenmiiiK a stopping point on the Klko-I'uaco ill malt route," Ih the word of rt Walters, who with his I r,(l-hoi'Hi '.'urtius plains Is eonduellnf; u fly llilT Kehool In 1 laker. . .Mr. Wallers conferred with I.. I). : Oiuldehuek. head filer In eharce of ine vurnimi mat eaiiKlil the eye the llolne-l'aHuo dlvlHlon of the ne will jiol endute the fireside blar.e. ' t;i ko-1 'iiBt-ii route,, at llolse yester . " . layv The air mull filer learned SlIKc riillkllltiiu t)i, pawl Thai J worn Mr. Wallers, who Is .'l hil)B rlrli Milliliter iKiiirder writer dial' 'Host familiar with the. route be Iff Ioiih Hie ver- froimil 1 nnlk w-eeiv Hotse uud I'aseo, WuhIi., tbpt mi. ., , ,-the liest eourse to take to insure Henry- I'linkintoii-- Dors, eh? spi-ed and reliability was by ..the mail from Baker must go to llulse by train. Excrcjses In'dedtcutlon of the In 4UKuriitlon of the new Klko, Nev idu, tu Pasco, Washington, route, will be held ut llolse April G. in the state longer than he needs to, and spend more money there than he ditl before., lie will be glad to enjoy the beau ties which he could not sec when his mind was coiir contrated on mud, and will become forcvermore a Missouri booster instead of a Missouri knocker. And citizens of the "Show-Me" state are finding that good roads are an in vestment, not an expense. i How l-'ast r".aii' You Say This,' '" Helly Bolter hotihl Home' but ler. 1 "Itllt" Hhe said, "this butler's bitter: - , ', . ... ... : . , If -1 put It tu tny batter Jl will make my batter blltei ' Hut a bit Id belter butter Will make a hater belter So Nile's hollKhl a bit o'blllU-r. Il-ll.-r than the bitter butter. ' Ami made her bitter batter bet ler. So 'twas b 'Iter Itelly Hotter lloUKht a bit of better bullet-. jean hope to become u plek-yjt-j i imiiiiv lor air inaii.''! Air;- w.ii.'in jfalll. '-tin tieeoiint' of the abrunt j -ise in ultllmle north of l,u Cirande over tile' lllile MountaHlH, a vvusle Inhereim lYiuu linker n dfl-ert Kl'lfil- ual ileKeeiit can be maile lo illr Ho you think that linear I" really blind? Wily, when I Kave lime, lie said. iilttllK yuu, bei'll." AMERICA I.KADS IN THU AIR. ' After much lamentation regarding. American batkwaid ness in air development, here come some' surprising facts. Major Lester D. Gardner, editor of Aviation, who has been maKing a survey .of American air .activities, declares that '1"" " '.his country led the world in commercial aviation during.1"'!'.1,'. I;,,1,1I",IV the past year. . ,- Of the pilots and flying companies operating, 344 icport Sl"11-"' i"w " " i '' that in 1025 they covered albuvether 6.82S..M.0 miles. This w "weTnow is three times the distance flown by the United States air ' i'"'11'''' ' iiennins. mail, which got most of. the publicity. It is eight times!.. ..' j . ,',,, the total inileane of the Ki itish Imperial Airways. Several '.'ZVZ 1. und rod more pilots, .still to ho hoard from, arc expected Urw' 11 h,l,"'i'' "" "nI bring the year's total up to llMHHMHM miles. unoM lu,w,lV M!" h" VVliy, then, the general inisunderstandiiiH? The answer! c " is that jieretofoic the extent of commercial air development A hnuse-iii houw t-unvar w.ih HI America has not, heen known lwr:iii. Hi., nummmviuli""'1 1,1 Ih.- ili.i- l.y , woman pilots nave not hoon organized and are not olilied to reort lo anyone. This is the only country where flying is un regulated. It is also a very lare country, in which hun dreds of fliers attract little attention. All this is jrood t ul(IWi And now that American lead ership is already assured in the Rieat field oT air transpor tation opened up ly American invention and enterprise, it should he easier to j- ahead and make it far fcioater. Adequate regulation and organization are the next steps. The house committee has recommended a more adequate budget for new planes and for a new assistant secretary of war to suporvi.se aviation. U looks as though the army would; at last do its part. clciir th- inountiiitiH." Ml mih alNo cxplutiMMt tlctl lial h nearly midway lii'hvccn Ih? Iwo lioinlH or (h division KiTvintr Ha , lirr. II Ik thoiiKhl iirohnhh that jlljr Hlop will hi miiili' If I he iiian I tily of mail from this offlro proves j o justify It. Al present tluw, ait MUiMcutiiif iMiihl ami Hcvi'ii' It'liaiK-c. "Is the lms in ? van.rr thiitilly. V poil; "I'm hint!" uf roiiu- UsUim) (lit K," HIM May Tall Ironi (he slj mimii' lay A inanholr niM-r was hui-hl nit tluiii juu itt't Into Hit' air mitt liru'i' l i'tiininl lo I he urmiml Nru tu K Uiti lil. iltd tiny throw yuu ruiilti hruatlrasltUK: Snip out of room'.'" Snap "lnr Mowing- my llusi whin Ih' h.-ahh ap.ciuliNl uiim maUtiiK his Otlh on "How to kt-ip t roni cati:hinjT t-uttl In winter llim-:" "Wliv the t" -.i".,'. MASTER CANDIES . .Of All Kind's . ihirnl ( andy lOyras all slt' : n IJi.'." -., . LaiKi' ( liiH-Vilitti KsK'" t; ." C'liiMnlate ltiiimlrs 1 I.m iiimI U(lr. Hake the khlilieH happy! at Kaster time with oiue,of Ihese itili'lieH. Red Cross Drug Slore MAIL AT l'ASCO VAITI.i I'AHCO. Wash. (AP) Mail Is accumulating- hero for the first lltfht of the I'liHeo-Uolse-Klko nlr luma mall route, April 0. Much f It coiihIhIs of mull seal here for rcimiillng to sender, in many easeg from stamp collectors. From Mil 'inrn. N. .1.. have conui 220 pieces for remuillnff. and 5" from Han l-'ranclsco. Une lot is from riiila-delphia. A man tried to murder n hut failed nud the girl got willi him by miirryin.tr him. girl even oi, Years There is a smartness mantling this exquisite Otlen- . dar Style Service shoe that doesn't come just rrofn ; the smart high tongue, nor from the light parchment'.' kid strips so effective against gleaming black patent ' leather, nor from the smart, parchment piped, heel, ; but from all these things together, placed together by that master craftsman of shoes ... Johansen. '9 i N. K. West & Co. i,n ' tJitimtf" I .filling Ycnrs -UJULTB 25 25r . iti;iv roit i LK.irr. t 1 1 ' HA N K S. A laska ( A I ) . -Captain (iorge H. WllUins. lender of an arctic air expedltiim. an nounced, following a suecessf itl test flight, that the first airplane till) to the oNpedlt bin's base ut Point- Harrow will likely be made Wednesday. 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A hank nccount hullt tip by wickly di povlts will hrtntf you to your rohI in ft tnir piiitinKly short tlmo. La Grande National Bank Sound Rellobl ProsssslT REAL VALUE AT OW COST ft L Never heforc have Goodyear Tires shown such outstanding value. Iloth All-Wealher and Pathfinders are consistently de livering the finest of service, and the cost is very low. COMPARE OUR TRICES WITH YOUR LATEST MAIL ORDER PRICES. WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.