La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1926, Image 6

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UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?
Thursday,, April 1, l'J2(i
BATTLE FLEET
ON WAY HOM
E
35 Passengers Ma
rooned by Drifts
SAN rKDUO, Oil., Apr. 1. (AT)
Tlia return, of tin liuttlo fleet
from two month of. Intenxlvc
maneuvers In Houthern waters won
awaited here today.
Hundreds or visitors lKiin lir
rMiiK In the illy IumI nlKhl to vl w
from point of vunliiitc the tinpreH
Hive, buttle column nn It steuniH up
(Viiulltiu cdmnnel to Hie hreuk.wn
li'r luul Into .Man O' War row. '
Admiral rharies K 1 1 iibIiid.
I..- in ..I.!,.? itf (tw. Iwilllft
, , . . , .. isons iilioaril Hlnro J'iiiH4ii'.
fleet, radioed from IiIm flaKhlp the. j '
Ir'ailnallKllt California, as tin- war
WftHflH Mleaim-d northwunl, that no
conluKlout diseases of any kind
Airplane To Relieve
Snowbound Passengers
MUKDEN ARMY
Mildand Valley Train STATUE OF LATE
Stuck Since Tuesday EMPEROR JOSEPH
NEARS PEKING
IS GIVEN BURIAL
.Mil ,OTO W. Tolii n.l. A pp. 1 .
WICHITA, KuiiH., Apr. J. AP). (AT) Ordered by J'ollwh nuthor
An lib-plane wu dcputched It let to Junk u ttlatuo of the Inle
from here today, hound for tirain
olu, Olilii., Ml tniloH Hotith of her-
to brlntc brink thrift paiweiijrom on
Hit' Molina Vuluy train, which
Iiuh been anowhnund with 3K pcr-
PA WIII'HK A, OltlH.Apr. 1 (AP)
I.iltlo prurfrcuM wuh made loluy to
were aboard llio ten hattl. hlps or I " ImprlnoniMi Midland Valley
oilier vewicls of tlu- ficct trulii, net- Phh.iikt tniln from a anowhauK
ll.lf: aside rumor that Urn fleet '""' I'onilivr. here It Jinn been
would ho quarantined on II nr-1 ,,,f''1 Hlnw' , ' Matt-rlnK
locomotives, ri'Ncii t'rttWH had koiio
within hull' a mil.' of the vicinity
Of tllO Ht.lllcd plMHt'lllO-fN, hilt 1)!-
foro they can releam 1 li train a
wrecker iiiuhI replace two de
mlii'il ,(-11111 on it fn-k'lit tram
which l Hiirck In front of the
piiHH-nK't' 1 ruin. '
rival from Piuutma.
Willi Hiioro liuvfi Hturtlnjr nt 2
o'clock, helwecn MMin and 10,000
blue. JackflM were expeded to bo
ashore tonltfhf.
VpkhcIh scheduled for arrival In
clude: ,
HatlhvfhlpH California, MImhIh
fttppl, Arizona, Nevada, Oklahoma.
New Mexico, Mm Main, Wi't Vir
ginia, Colorado and Idaho. .
Klcet re pl I tthip Mi'dnun; naval
tankcra Neclns and jMitiawha; uir- HACKAMKVTO,' (AP) Cllarkn
rroft tender Aroostook and mine Oman, HTi-year-ohl inrmer-pont,
HWii pcr 'iVrn. (ronvicteil on ti had chck charicp 1h
IJrfnre Hailmjr north J tin 14 for nt Illierly on fivi-"ycur probation,
the n nana I Hiininter rrtilHc on Pu-t but Im cannot write uny poetry or
Hound the fleet will engago In ten bad checkd during that time. Rup
, weeks of advanced Kiiiinery train- crior Judn Charlmi. Hnslrk frrant
tliff and tactical oxerrlwa. , ed probation on thoHo condllloiiH.
iii:ck autikt riti:i:i
l-;micror J-'rancin Juaeph of Auh-
tila-Hiiiiffnry, as u "treartonahlo
rrllc of AiiHtrliin nutlonallHiii." the
jiiauut of Zablotow," formerly a
imrt of AtiHlria, hurled It with all
l ho pomp and reliKlouti ceremony
accorded a national hero.
TIKiV THIN, Apr. t. (AP)
TravelerB arriving by motor from
Pckin uny the, road is filled with
Mukden troop udvawintf on Pe
lt In ir, with colunuiH marchlnff on
either Hide.
I''lrieen tralnti urn leaving Pe
king dally Tor Nankow and Kalgnn
(luadmiirter or the Koonilnchun
or national urmy) currying Kuo
nilnchun troopw und equipment.
Mukden forces arc btdb ved to be
movlnfr acroK country toward
Xnnkoiv in mi 'attempt to rut out
lli K'llmiillwhiin Irnnn. rxwiuiliiiiiu
i"",r,lu " i " J in the cnpnijl."
Peking tliHpulclij'8 tho. I-ondon
Imlly .Mail lant night' Ha id a never1
Itatlb) wu raging for Ihn.poHKMH
nlon of Peking with the guns plain
ly aiidilde In the capital. Tho Kuo
mlnchun troopHtire coiuinanded by
marHhul 1-Vng Yu-JHHtang. They
ret routed to I'eking recently jifter
being defeated in tho vicinity or
Tien Tin.
mjuure, thr niatue wuh placed In
coffin banked high wit h flowors.
Tho band played a dirge. Thou
andn of pc;mnntH. many of them
weeping and wailing, followed tin;
heaiHO to the cemetery.
The cofrin wim lowered Into n
grave, which will be marked with
another monument. A fund 1h be
ing gathered by popular HiibHcrlp
tlou to tnrturtj jierpetual memory
of tin grave. v
PollMh ofriclulH say ihai lu-ob-ahly
a majority of iieaNuntH did not
know (hat the pariHh of Zahlotow
bax been ceded to Poland.
Reach No Decision on
Explaining Reservations
" WASlll.VOTON. Apr 1. (AP)
There h xruvti doubt here whether !
any good juirpoHe would result from I
pending American reprcHentatlvea :
to the Geneva conference on Auier
tcuii renervationH to the world court
but offlclalx have apparently reach
ed no final deration.
Hegardlew of whether an Ameri
can delegation la nent, th Amorl-
ean reply 10 tho conference invito j
lion Ih expected to not forth that
the reservation are regarded horn
as Hpeaking for theiiiaelves, and
iioi,r,vvon w i;hin;
IIOLJ.VWOOI). ' ' Cnl. ( A P)
Stuart Paton, film director anil
Mi hi Kihel Patrick, KngliKh act
vi'fH, were married.
nov ;im: ix ii:
1I.AX XKfiltO rifrriii:
llOIJ.YW(JOI), Cal. (AP) The
Cecil H. la-Mille studios are plan
ning a motion nieture with a east
consisting entirely or negroes. The! HOMK. AlHKku, (AP) Thi !
picture will be the story of the life snow is practically all goqe fol-I
of tho negro in Atm-rlca. j lowing a heavy three day rain, , 1
Consult us about
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Kinds
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An extra shade of goodness
which is changing the habits of a nation
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"Cjooil to the
last drot"
It has pleased
other coffee
HOW many different coffees you have tasted when
travelling in restaurants and at home! Thousands of
blends that vary widely are served in the cities of America. .
Yet now in all the great cities of the country one special
blend with a noticeable difference of its own, has roused
the enthusiasm of those who are most critical. Swiftly it
has won more users, by far, than any other coffee ever
t offered for sale. . '
Years ago it was known only to a few discriminating
families and famous hotels a particular blend of fine
coffees which was acclaimed by connoisseurs of good liv
ing and was served at manyJiistoric public functions in
honor of statesmen and heroes.
Today, its fame has been carried from Boston to Los
Angeles and from Mobile to Minneapolis. It is the leading
coffee in a long list of America's principal cities NewYork,
Washington, D. C, Cincinnati and many others. It is the
largest selling brand in the entire United States. That
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swiftly changing the habits of a nation.
To you and to your family the rare flavor and aroma of
this blend will come with all the thrill of a discovery. See
what new pleasure that unexpected difference brings. Your
grocer has Maxwell House Coffee in sealed blue tins.
Chcek-Neal Coffee Company, Nashville, Houston, Jack
sonvillc, Richmond, New York, Los Angeles.
more people than any
ever offered for sale
LA GRANDE GROCERY CO.. Distributors
For Easter-
"Men's Wear" stands for thrift instead of extravagance, for
saving instead of spending for; the most in quality lor the
' least in moncv.
Our Eater selections will please you, both in price and quality.
MONEY-SAVING VALUES
DRESS HATS New shades, snap brim,
fancy bands. The best value in town
at ; :U.$2.95
DRESS SHIRTS A large selection. Priced
lowest always -98c to $1.95
DRESS PANTS Light shades an excep
tional value $3.95
CAPS a large selection..... $1.45 to $1.95
SOX . FOR EASTER In fancy patterns
Rayon and all-silk '.. 35c to 69c
TIES Newest .patterns, bright colors.
; ......50c, C9c, 98c
FANCY BLAZERS All wool..-.!. $4.95
DRESS SHOES They will
please you $3J5
Special Lot ....$1.98
PARIS GARTERS Wide
" webb, fancy ..........29c
SUMMER UNION SUITS
Athletic ., ....59c
SUITS
A large selection single
and double-breasted mod
els. Exceptional values.
Be sure to see them.
MEDIUM Light weight knit
89c and $1.19
Men's Wear
Money Saving Cash Store
for Men
I
j io cmpluiisty.p 'flint Mfit TnTlM States
I cannot enter into any liscu.sslon
coiiferning' their attitude.
Four Killed; 12 Hurt i
In Comnumist Battle
WARSAW, folan.l. Apr. 1. (AD
j-rl''our perHona , aro ri'porlctl to
, havo hi'n kllltl and 12 liijnroil
luring u romimml.st il.Miionstratlon
In th town or rUivym In Uto 'nr-putlilaMH.
'llt.UI.S I'llHVHXT iti:sci'n ft
llon.v Alrn. .Max. ..MoMurrny. "of
, I Cleveland,, a raiH'H owner,-' lira In
I'.TWHON, Ariz. Hurt hy mil-j an improvised camp In II, o wlldn,
Iiik on a pile of rock from her illl'lienll lialls and pain ' making It
horao while linnlliiK mountain j laipoasihlc lo move. lier. .
I
YeMordny was n very, very busy
day. We could hnrdly get time
lo think straight. One man want
ed 10 carload-, of lumber, number
wanted one. hut to carloads nt
one lime' Is almost too much 10
ship out of the iirds. so wo are
Jut letting lite one car go fur
wnrtl nud are si HI working on the
10 cars In see'ir we can get it
together." The gvntlemcu sayth.it
they lit where they nre boldfng
the rhe nf lumU'r up so lilh
that It Is almost Impossible to
hulhb Our l(K-nl trade hat 1koii
ery gcAllfing. eMit t
bear from Hie tstlnr posts tight ;
away. i lie iiimiH'r iMisimss in
gencrml is picking up very rapt 1
ly. If im wnnt in save, timn-'y
on Kill it you bml better hurry,
lMeaue tbe iudh at funs nrr that
fwlnl, while lend and oil Hill take
a ralsi, lloecr. wo will prom
ise not lo raise it imrsclvet ilii
lew iln wliolesjiln company takes
Hie lead. We lmo a few t-nanel
and 5-jwuiel .doors at i.ti. tuii.
We baie KO more coming, but
tbry won't last long. We would
like to liae n big reunion somo
1 imo for tbe rhlblnni of I he
t.nuide Itoude nlley and buy
atMHit 2 Iwin-els of let cream and
liar a itiol time In wnernl. Tin
pen line and sniidpaMr.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Ix Alan's Fi-laml"
SVr I miodry. iione Main 31
NO SiOHtay Itnlona.
TWO GOOD LEADERS -
Blue Mountain Butter
and
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
Home made products manufactured by
a home concern. Always Ihe best. ' "
Sold hy All Dealers.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
R. F. TYLER, Prop.
Telephone Main 60 H09 Washington Ave.
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AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
-Of
early Eastern Oregon life and development should
be presen-ed and perpetuated. An effort to do this
is being made hy the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
It will he appreciated if any early settler, any
descendant of our sturdy pioneers, or anyone inter
ested in collecting such history, will communicate with
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE. OREGON
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