La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPaw Pour LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, April 3, 1926. (Incorporated) An lutlepradi-nl Nwpspci FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher f -i HARVEY K MATTJIKWS liualuetu Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at HIS Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Krlusy. ' Entered at the Postofflcc at L.a Urande, Oregon, aa Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL I'AI'KR OF UNION COUNTY AND THU ' CITY' OF LA. URANDB . MKMHKIt ASSOCIATED PItliHH ' The Associated Prewa Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If puolished therein. All riKhts of republication of peclbl dispatches In this paper, and alBO the local news hero in also are reserved. i . BUUSC'IUPTION KATKb . , Ity CaitIit Dally, per month In advance. - Dally, por six months In advance Pally, single copy ' ,j 11 Mall Dally, per month In advance.... ..... : Dally, per six months In advance...: , Dally, per year In advanco Weekly Obsorver-Htar, per year...... 7 fin I4. so 600 la. 60 16.0(1 12.00 OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS , ADVEUT1S1NO ItATKh Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column lnch.M ........ Time contract rates on application. TUB I.OHI) THAT 11 BAI.KTII "if llioll Kill dlllKCIltly heurlu'll to tin voire of Hit- Lord thy (lot), and wilt do that which Is rlKht In Ills Hliclit, I will put none at theso diseases upon thee for 1 inn the Lord that "'' A good vocabulary doesn't help much in dcKcrihing the Weather, but a bad one is often used very effectively. About the only tiling in peace, time that corresponds .Vith a strategic retreat is bankruptcy. 'And it isn't very strategic . r, '. : 1 . - ' , ; " " The place of every woman is not always in the home. She may have a homo that is so ideal and a husband who is so perfect that running both of them requires only a minimum amount ol' effort. I i i i i I i n i .n i i i i i i i miun .i i , i ii ii TsssassB--- t-L ; . ; , j -ttc?oN -TWaY JoS Oof t ZooR Ai.fcC! neVe-i ,-Kat4. . I O' MOOR MACWMME. ALEC WAO A MAP UKE. J0MP1M V I am' rrAof om we.se ' ' au. vvjttv am ooTa .Bed iviTb PULLER'S ! YaiO CARLOADS MOVM HE HASTA A COMC.Rfc.TE. J ft DO'S. CAME1M, OPiUL.EM.l ,NAP OOfOF T. MlXEf? LW ,ff 0 alu oot First am -them A Josr vnmem, oim from W PuT EM OVJ A MAMOREU VOu'RE 5TTm PARADE. REST Ji! am-t0rm em. -vnhem moo om TbPo' TH'- iksTo a charge liCry .RoWOUTfESE I MORLO-tT ItjRNSK. OP PiKS ' HEROE.-S ARE. MADE NOT BORNJ. V NU SCR VICE. INC. J BALCONY GIVE S KFIVEOEIi WliXU'O CITY, Apr. 3. (AP) TlioruKh tli colluptu- of un over crowded Imlcony la llic TI tunic motion picture thcalfr lam night, rive. porKonn were kilhul 'ind ncttrly ioy, men, women, unU children UlTI! tlljlllt-(l. The balcony was .iek'U with a Krlday night crowd Im linlinB many children, to seo the film "Thu I J ft of rhrlal." Most of the HjM't-tatoiu btloiiffcd to the laboring1 cIubh in one of thu pooretrt wardH. . The theater was fully Illuminated when llH! balcony suddenly col lupsi'd and felt upon the spectator below. This tllutiilnatton In uti In terval of the showing of the I'lhn pri'sumubly prevented I ho disaster lom reaching greater proportions. Although flio did not follow the collapse of the balcony, the fhe. men rescued many persons from di'brls. Terror-stricken women whose children missing; shriek. ed aloud. Then was panic. One woman become Insane over tlit disappearance of her child. The proprietor of thi' thrnter was ur rested but quickly released. Tin officials declared that ho was not responsible for overcrowding. A municipal Inspector stationed in the theater as an Inspector dis appeared after the catastrophe. Hi; is likely to be charged with re sponslhlllty for the disaster. Some of the Injured In hospitals arc In a grave condition. Home victims were Bent homo, instead of thu hospitals. New Buttpniers Chineil Cats aid Dogs for Coat and Suit Adornments. "If It's New We HaVe It." ' ' N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Lcadingf Store For 25 Years " QVYlCllC-A Hunter, of Wallowa, CAT Will Seek Re-Election TSAQS MANN RIQ. By Junius AVlircl Ytiin- will) (Invssrs wrll, why iIdii'I you? Shoil Tlm's wll,vl ' it Ik CHlhiinli'tl thu! tlit woi-IiI'h ' ' ' ' : i coal Htiiiply will kIvc ilul In li'ia tluir. ' . ' " ; V ; 1 t.llUli.uuu yi'iu-s, hut I n sil.-ullstH c '.' m I , .. " .' ' ' , (who inn In; lh rstlumli' hnvi-n't benator laylors retirement from the litalc .senate race i madn any iiiiowanvcH rr tin- mii- p.nd his re-entry after a "jrrcat many friends urjfcd him"!""", "' win r ..''' - - rA.ors SAVINGS. "I ilfin'l know wln-ru I'm KiJintf. but I'm oti my way." (cilumliuH. "Ki'i'p tin; Ikiiik; flrt'M buruliiK." Nfru. '"This rhht liiiiiilri d yi'uis aru tin; liai-li-Ht.M Mnl luiHi-lali. "Trnat 'fill rutiKl"."- Ili-liry VIIT. "K"ri your Hlilrt oil." (.Jiin-u Klllulii'rn.J' . :.' Representative Makes De-. cision Wednesday; Oth ers Announce Their Candidacy ' - ( sounds very much as though the Pendleton Kast Orcijonian has a finger in the pie. I'oor thinff! It couldn't conceive V.f going through a campaign without Having a good demo crat and 'a 'good Umatilla county citissen to rave about, it 'is going to make Mr. Taylor run. even though he prefers not to and thinks, his chances of. winning, extremely slim. That's what comes from getting Urn intimate with a party to 1 1 a ; ; i , ; ovkii pknnfks. . iwiion iiiJ. ii..;i.i c!i..i.. '..i....' i '"ii. 1 ....tn vni- L iiiiui iiunco i:uli'ii:u uiu war nine years ago nicy, ran, ''Don't lon yuur liai!." -Qutri'i .Mary. I'll"; IiIkki'v thi'y nri- llio harder Duvlil. II flouts." Noah. WALLOWA, Ore. Apr. 3. (Spec ial lo The Observer) The polltl eat ttituafion III Wallowa eotluly wan eoiiKidiTably eleared of 118 un. eectallily WedneHday niphl when I '..A. Hunter definitely deelded to aerli re-eleetion lo llio leiHtature aH repreHenlative from Wallowa eounly. and Krnest l Jnhniioii I'll, ed wllh I lie county clerk for the re publican nomination us couuty coiiiuiis.sloner. The Garden Tin: WEATiiKit nrriiOoK HAN KKANCISl(J. Apr. 3. (AIM The weather outlook for tin week beginning April was announ eed hero today by the rutted j States weuther bureau us follows: J'aclflc states: "The outlook h for considerable unsettled weathei and normal temperatures, but with occasional ruins in Washing (ton and Oregon during the rare purl or the week and tor ruin? in California during the forepart und middle of the week. I next Tuesday, E. W. Smpps, late multi-millionaire , pub lisher and head of the Scripps-lfoward newspapers, went lo WuHhmp-ton fb hehi win the fiirht. He sent mil. n inns. sage to all his editors to forget everything else hut helping' win the war, to not "hntrfile over pennies." His attitude! was the same as the government at that lime winning the' " ,m' " iih-ii.m'Ih'm to war was the main thing-pinching pennies had no place in tZlJl the scheme of uperations. eiiu-s. Now there is before congress the hill snonsored liv the! ' ' American ICgion and the World War veterans of the coun try to provide for the conscription of wealth and industry as well as manpower in future wars. It would require able-bodied men to serve as they were required to serve in the last war, but it would also require wealth lo serve in the same proportion, and it would require industry to produce without greater proportionate compensation than the men receive who will be in uniform. It would make every resource of the nation available for government use without question in lime of war and would make war profiteers impossible in the next conl'licl. . In spile of our experience in 1017 and 1!)X, there are i,till those who would have us haggle over pennies in the next .conflict. There are great business men and great manufacturers and groat newspapers who are fighting the proposed bill. They are perfectly willing that our young''. men ana Doys he (Halted to serve Come on Hinlcr. uiul i;ive broMu-i a nlee kliw." . , "Whal ilo oii 'I liii.lt oil are the answer lo a uiaiilu's prayer?" A l,a (I ramie him ii wit li a family of I hive hiiiih. ami three boli-hiiiriMl ilatiKhterH, Ih Irylmj In make a rale conlraet with Ills burlier., ... l-'lral r'lea: Where will you b. iuI Utile Ceralil when he ki-owm up? NecntlH Kli'ti: lib. Hiippieie he will ku lo tin- lines like his lather. . Tour Hutu ! It' he inarrli'S Ino Boon he can't keep up Ills wile; If he murrlt-a Ino late he i-ali't keep up with her. ... MAitvs i.i'iTi.r; in: Mary hail n little lieu lllll slie waN vrry iileer She laid like Inn win ll ckks were, eiea(l And iiiil wlH-u lhe were delir. tr. Hunter will ill. Willi Ihe Kecretary or Htale wlltilh the next few1 dayH. HIh iinnouneement cotueK il k u IdenHiint Hiirprtue to the many votera of-thiv-eountywlia' hlub-ljeew' illKuppoillled by Ii Ih previously ex pressed delermlmil Ion to retire I'rom polities tills year. So mileh liressure was brought lo hear oil him, that he finally re-eonsidered 1 "ie w oi k Is done tor t hn season. ami leuehed the decision Wednes- lleail letlliee should he sprouting I.DAItX MOVIK CiAJIK IvMtl.V Vl:;i:TAItl,IX IS I llOI.I, VWOOui (A!') Janiei 1 l)i:.MA.M) jlnd t)o wealthy .Mexleun.( llini livery Kurdener 111 the land has owner anil scion of oae of thai Ills early seeds 111 hand or ha. or- 1"""' '' J""1'1,; ''" ' , , Script clerk at the I'lrst Nationa lered Ihein or cxpecls to Inly I hem 8l,os , u salary of 4 u w,.,.k. over Ihe counler this month If he lie wunls lo learn the mollon plc Is a forehanded gardener. Ill some tulre business from the ground up of the-moro favored sections of lliel oilnlry Heeds of Ihe early veKe. I WASHINGTON Mrs. Anthoni tables are already In Ihe crollliil Wayne Cook's struml of lllii pearls und other sectloiiK are wailiue for worth Cio.lHMI is mlssimr. Mini lias llio first chance to pill them In. Informed Ihe police she may Jiuvr Klldlshes, splnaeli, leltuee, early lost them but Is Inclined to think peas, and onions are the staples ol they were stolen, the early gardener un ,,, first ' . harvest or the home Rardi n patch. The radish supply can bo sowed ul one lime now Instnad of the usual, repetitions with un extra early, mid seuson und lale variety, to mature In succession. Tile same silccessiulP can be inn in o weeks laler anil - , Ladies' Pure Silk Full Fatihion Hose In All the New Shades .'....'.....U........ .5 l'lire Silk Chiffon Hose .i.....,.!.. $l.t5 l'ure Silk.l'ull l'ashlon HUH Hose In dlscoutlnueil colors....l.0ll ' Norton's Kiddy Shop . 1 "' 1 Special For Easter we have a variety of East ejt. Cakes' and Tastries. Come and get some new ideas , in Easter Decorations. , . . .'. .. Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday better than ever. . .. .,, . GwilIiams, Electric Bakery Home of Golden, Crust . The Madc-To-Scll-More Products. e t- ?r)0,o()(),ooo Nobody knows cerlhhiu. 'I'linso in our armed forces, but l.i. i ' to inniK 01 tioiiig mo same Hung with our railroads and our hlx " factories anil our natural resouives anil our wealth in such ;' an emergency is unthinkable. 0 ponenls point with horror to the record of the government in handling the railroad system. They foresee' industrial c)iaos .and ruin if the same tactics were used in handling our industrial plants. They are concerned with the aftermath of war, not the winning. They want to protect the business structure, of the nation first and the nation and its soldiers second. They seem intent on haggling over pennies. -It is true that the railroads of the country didn't emerge 11 tun me war period ol gnvei nnient operation in the liest of Condition. Hut they did their work. They transported troops when the need whs there. They rushed supplies when supplies were a necessity. They were organized, not for the purpose of being in prime condition when the war ended so as to serve peace m etis, but for the one and only purpose of winning the war. Mistakes were madehun dreds of them and mistakes will be made in the next war. But mistakes were made in handling men as well as iii handling railroads. Mistakes caused loss of thousands or lives as well as the loss of thousands of dollars. Mad in dustry and resources been dratted as was manpower, some of those lives would have been saved. And lives are more important than .dollnrs-tmen are moi-e valuable than in dustries. If we .would trust our boys to the government in time of war, shall we fail to' safeguard 'that trust bv curtailing the resouives and facilities that will make their efforts victorious? If we tlo not haggle over lives, should v.-c turn ubout and hag-g'c over pennies ?. Vli. VWwVr.. n..V. t- w,i V W 7 vf X If (luy to run. I If olvtM.'d, Mini no opposition to IiIh t'lttidltlat'y t ixpL't'tJ It will urn); t- Mr. iliiutt'i-'s third - micci'S hv term. )( had tin- untni-- dlH- tmelton hi Iiih last iMfM'tion of ro- ri-tvtnt; tin' nomination of hotli re piildii'iitiH und (IfinorralH, allhotiKh he Ih n'RiHti'i'i'd iih a rfptihlican. Mr. Hiinlrr will Hhind on IiIh ri-c-mil. Spi'akint? of Itliu an a vniUi lor, the oitkoii Voti-r, UiMMii-st and most otitspolicn 'rllii: of h-Kislatorn In thi Htnti', khvv him hlrh coin nirnittition In u i-cih-ii! lsKtn, M r. .lohnson, lor t'OiniiilHsiotmr, In coiiHiflffi'tl a Htroiif? and ahlr caiidldat. Ii Iiiih pn vtoiiHly ser ved tin' county in tin capncity of cniimiiHsinnvr. Mo will sin ml for 'rfflcient and i conoinical admlnirt trillion of t-ottnly affaiiH. Am a uurn who luis mailt' a surri s.s of his own , IhikIiwhm and om who has Ihr Utdc to di voli' to llu otrlri, In1 1. ithouiihl to hi a loKlcal cnndldalr. (r.'oi'K'' W. Cherry In stilt unde ridi'd an to ti Ik candidacy for dis- 'tiicl attorney. If ho doeH decide I In rim he will seek the notninallon oi the. deinoeratlc ticket. ! Kylvester HurlelKh, a youny at 'torney of Knierprl.se. hus entered the race for dil ricl attorney on the reptildican ticket. Jlenty Spencn of Wallowa. Mon- day filed tor the repuhlh an nomln- ntlm of justice uf the pence' for t Wallowa. A. T. Mill and li. J. r.rccn of Ui (rnnde, aiv steeklnn the repuldican nomlnatton for joint senator of 'n- loll and Wallowa coillillc:, und A li. Munter, ihe di-inocratlc nuniina- Hon. Mr. Munter is a brother ol ('. A. Munter of Wallowa. iii:si ix h.sr.wou LOS ANGKI.KS, (AD - A mail vide oil the must ion 4f use of resin by pitchers of the I'nelfic count hitdm1l league wlutw thul only one club nv ner favors it.t uhc Harry A. Will lit inn. league preHi dent .inuoiiiiced. Mitiiiifrcrs. urn jitr.'s and player.s also tppus'd re sin, he slated. 'I'lits phot 1 1 of Lady M urn iter .!( llvde. cntmle.H of Suffolk and lb rk in I itmland. u tak en in a t'hieaKo courtroom win-re who appeared to pre-sH lite cam wbleh n1u Hlld he- titled dMei! ate briitKllIK lo have Jon Letter of I'lilcaKo removed an triiNtec r their fathers it',- IIH A!, AMI IiU .W 4 HM D NKW VOliK The pel feet Amer ican child ha riving -rolden Imtr. In the iev ir Mrs. Ahle lv Aeosta I loot. Her MiKKestluil w ill be adopted tn making un Ideal typf to be shown hi the movie. May day as part of the Hcarch of the American child licnlth t mat ton for u tlvluB child without a flaw. KIVIIM Nh ( Hi t hS MAILI M NKW VOHK -- They mav conic !lo lute for purchase of Kuster niinieul. but will bt none the Icnn wi'lcotne h Hiibhtantlnl indication of pnwperity. Otvidcnd checka J from Mt corporatiotia ro in the Iiuitllo. the payiuents rnngtitg from In boxes or holbedH ly thitt time to In .ready to traiiKplaut Into per manent iiuurtetH as soon us it in snfu lo do ho. Many Hardeners ru rtme. to bother with headless head lettutf any lunger, und have taken lo Iho lino new varieties or com lettuee, which Klves hh liih iiualtty salad material with none ol the bother which the head varieties need to bo broitfiht to a satisfactory dccapitullon. The cos lettuces prow upright with lontf leaves which Inclose the henrl und urc self-blaivehinf?. A Httbi lying up will hasten (he pro cess. The new slowed-tip Kpinuchcs lint a hip advance over old types. The skill of their Inventors has succeeded in hrcaklui; them of the habit of running up to seed as' speedily as their old-time relatives. They (five a bicker and hetier sup ply of leaves for enrly Kroens. These new types are known as Kluir of Jtcnmnrlc, 1 Antvor.sk, Thick Leaved, and Savory types. All lire prrcat Improvements aver the thinner, smaller leaved types that have hern rxowu Tor years. White I'orl uKal is now a popu lar onion to (rrow ror youtiB onions from seed, a fast developer, tender and mild flavored. It is also a popular sort for picklbiK onion:. For Sunday taki; iiomi; a no or ;amu-:s This will mean an Kast- r Treat for the w hole hi m My. See the fine display ol' the.-ie fiimbus paclaifjes In our win do ws. Red Cross ' Dru Store Saying' Money! Thp unimint lit' lliniichl. lll 1 l,,il iroduc?i Ill ii'Kiiliii ly snviiiK nioni y mi- tti ntronsv fouiidar . linn Ktum-s of Hiicci'.'ss a niiin call lay. ' , ' Tin- man Ih KuvrM monry, Havi'H svlf-rvHpCfV:""" ' ' In- li-i;i. inn rlfli-n.i-. not only of lilni.i. lf hut or ' otlii'is. Tin' SAVKIt always wina out In Hi,, end: llii' SI'KN'liKlt. ni-wp. Soonr or latin- tlie siifnil-r iniist ay roi- IK-Ini,- tin. "kihvI f.Hlow" In his turllr iIii.vm. If you ilo not linvn a saving uccounl,. start Dill' lllv flint llilllf; TOAIUltltUW. ' ' . I. mi Will lo s 1111,1 Ohtalu " ll MlH'ily llcll Itnnk ' ' i La Grande National Bank La d'randc, Oickoii LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAIN rw-l Tlii'ri' mm-iiw to Im h auml liiniiv IMiplc lilljiint ;nmll hoiivi.v. we old m ItNlny nml illilu l lialr try. If Un- m-iitlu-r vlni up nml tho Mm iimu- out, till' IAlllt liusl iuv J.1I1, btiy, Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tlie Poor Man's 1'Hrml NeP l-onnilry. IMmhiv Mslll HH , n Soutlaj liiiMnutD. . It's Quality That Counts In The Kitchen No matter how perfect your recipes may be, no matter how efficient your kitchen equipment . and methods after all, it's the quality of the foods , you use that determines the quality of the cooking that will result. 1 That's why it pays to buy flower with care ' there IS a difference in flour. The quality of Fed eration Flour is made possible by long years of milling experience, by careful laboratory tests that show just what elements of quality arc most desired in good flour and by the choicest wheat of the Grande Ronde Valley. Only the best wheat is used for Federation other grades going into cheaper grades of flour. Make a test in your own kitchen try a sack of Federation today. Use it in various ways. It's guaranteed by your grocer and by this home milling company. Your Grocer Has It "Don't Say Hour aay l'tdcraliim."