La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textyonday. 'April 121926. defender gating bscrfar FiND!i IT HERE (Incorporated) t An Iulciiluut JVewspapet , ' FRANK B. AFI'LEBT ..Editor and Publisher Copy lor that colli ma snmai be la by t:M a. as. vi.mshji:lds and side LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVElf ? " OUT OUR WAY ! jf ; ; : : f , ; - ' By WLlAIS' mmMmZ? . SO HARD t OO ! I i . I, Fx 'V HARVEY F. MATTHEWS .. Business -Manager - - published eveninc". except Sunday, at Hid Adams Avenue, jUt Orande. Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Poutofflco at La Urando, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1(79. 'V OFFICIAL PAl'KR OF UNION COL'NTT AND TUB .. r CITI OF LA CRANOK '. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS '- The Associated Press is exclusively entltlud to via tor pub. . Ucation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published therein. All riKhis of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also tbo local news hern ia also are reserved.. . ' BUBHCH1PTION RATES i , lly Carrier Dally, per month In advance.........-.....-... Dally, per six months In advance Daily, single copy-. By Mail 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 Inch Display, local, per .column Inch Time contract rates on application. GOD IIIH OWN INTERPRETER- "And Pharaoh Bald unto Joseph, -I have dreamed a dream, - and I have heurd . that thou run.il understand U' dreum to Intcrpri't ft. And Joseph answered Phaiuoah, saying. It Is not In llie; God shall give Pharaoh an uimwer of peace." Oen. H: ifi-lti. ' -Uplift: A nation-wide movement to straighten out the iness left by parents. j - American superiority is almost unquestioned. Europe has ost about all of the cups to America except the one that cheers. Un -rut, amgu Top PEAce. e.te nil irk IV Rnd rorrectk fitted with 1 finest IJelglum non-shatter plate; sizes to fit till makes of care, FHcee rlifht ut lilchardaon' Art &. Gift Hhup. 4-12-K , Nonci:. The Indies of tbo 'Christian church, will serve dinner to the public next Wednesday at the church from 11:30 to 1 o'clock. Plutes 6tc. .4-10-2t Wlg-h prude piano near la Qrando will be. sold to reliable purty ut biff Miivitifc- $10 monthly will handle. A real buy, write at once for particu lars Tall man piano Store, Ualom, Oregon. 4-93tp Special 2Cc per gullon crockery jarH, for putting up egg". Melvllle'tl Hardwwro. , ' 4-12-4t 8 lescons In urtlticial (Jowers, lamp ahadeb, baskets, etc., now at Newlln's Book store. . 4-6tf In jciiiw ii'ally M'l'hms vif- lieKan having lier cvei'y week, v, mull linlr In spite of the advance of medical science in the last few generations, there is no known method to combat a epring-fever epidemic. Pishing poles, golf bags, and the old gas-wagon arc prescribed as the best antidotes. . According to a recent news story, the Edison company has required the 750 girls in their offices to wear smocks during working hours smocks being garments, once pe culiar to artists, which cover the arms, necks, and reach between ankle and knee as well ns ctiveiinir the bodv. The -wiarryiiiB. it may be their J.: ,u j.1 . i 4i i rr i n. i wedding lor several years. uiBb. uiuiuii Mini.' me LiiHiiKu waB.iii vLiucb rutiuiteti -i(i, in creased efficiency amounting to 50 per cent on the part of the malo employes, so the company reports. If a check is kept on feminine efficiency, we imagine a similar in crease might be noted for the same reasons. Mineral oil the best, that la sold for about of the price you gen erally pay und we sell It by the pint, iuurt or gallon. Try .It. Sold only by Sllverthoni-Wrlghl's fam ily drug- hforo. t .1 ,4-9tf OFFICE Cherrys Visit Bombay, CAT t NASI HARN liaO. ByJivnius UHT A I'lTfHEIt ' Ueautlful fhlnu Pitchers in lus tre flnlKh, all colors, on special ,'ta his course but exiieels to hav. isale ut Richardson's Art & Gift , something definite' by lomorow. . 2? Muj.ii RufHvll U 1'utittin, ol Hit mm ' rintfi' will defend Col Al.-xtinU.-r U'U- 1mm hi the lutter'u euun inurtiul in I S.in Diego the courl iiiurtial that was ordered as a result of Genernl Smedley Butler's clmrses 'th.it I WllUamH served c-ocktalls ut n pm ty. ""he trial biurta April 8. Iowa counties who plitlt'td tn' thi'lr mipport, 1 wih to fxprusa thuuktt.-" WrAllHTKIMNIU Issues IMiilfmiii . The othr dfvelopint'iit was the Issuance of a plutform by H. H. Weatherspoon. of Elifln. Jin WVu thTHpoon will make the race, H 1h nuiii, Ireeurdlesa of ' whether 1UP reHontHtlve A. It. Hunter decides to seek a Heut hi the alute Annate. Mr. Hunter wan Tacluid: today Itul hus not yet jimdtf up hla uiind Shop thin wek for 20, 30. 4(1 and' 05 centH each. ' 4-12-lL Principal City of India l II Tent Sale. Set our window. Melville's Hardware. 4-12-41 The family budget did not begin ' Enter Towers of SilcnCC- Witness right Between Monqfoose and Deadly Hooded Cobra WILLIAMS the cut I In My darling Rose. She (feeling his unshaven fact -.My durllng rrichy i'ear. NOT DRUNK. GATES SAYS Oregon Giant punsioa now ready, iil.so cabbuffe plan in. Phono "60-W. Homer WIIhoii, I'ruitdalc. i-)U (Contlnueo Kroin Pnir I.) Vople Hhouhl tfo Blow with Mi- ir hint KtlltorVi Note 'I'hbt Is an frtlier iii'Kt'h written y A. I, t'herry, now tonruiic tn wirld on llie N, K. Heleiihuiil. .More arllrlcH will rotluw fnnu time to lime. Heimiltdiitiit, pwaiinM. bnttoa holm, Ho, Morton'a Kiddy Shop. 10-14-tf Klne Hlaliotiftry, httrst putternH, I j ia t qitulity ut prlceti that must lappcal to all ut Kllverthorn Wrifht's family drug atore. 4-tf , 'In muklUK' 1 1tu ruee for repre sentative for Union county to the. next h'ffialalive utuifiuMy, t Imvu briefly outlined bi-low tin i haulc principals for which 1 will aland H elected," Mr., WeallUTHpoon said today. x "I believe tin- n-xt nrai'iubly should use Htrict eeotiomy In mak ing appropriations for evrry de partment of Blute with a view the lowering of luxation. Woolwear f lioys' and Student SUITS- .1 : Duiit for real boys. Popular colors and styles j $15 to $35 ; ' N. K.West & Co. Store For Men La j"iaii(le's Leading Store 1'or SS Vvara ' , Itersoiis using th public highways for'earrying pasengers and freight for hire should be reuulred to pay I he Blale for such uhu: also - (lint the number of such carriers should'' be limited to serve the actual needs only, of the locality served." ' "Truck and anto license , fees greater Hum the actual- needs. therelore should bu reduced owing lo the fact that an abundance , of fumls has a tendency to promote extravagant expenditures , and qtr leu waste. , t . ' "I will support such legislation only, t hat would In my opinion support and pruleet the agrlcuU . tliral muntlfaeturing und comment, cial as well as social 'Interests of . to the state in a manner tiiat . uij clauses may share equally in pros- . Ml believe - all corporations orperlty according lo their efforts.- ,iti.lr!.v HO.. HUM! , 1 am Happy. 1 fall In l.ove, 1 Marry, 1 Inn Divorced, 1 uiu Happy. -4l . I" II Is hllti easy to plc-lt lie comt s up Will H. Dilg, Chicago founder and nrcseilt president of iUn T.o,,b U7l,. ..,.... I I.... 1 1 hitter nic jLacHinTrpiiA"1 voiuun n:ti& ue Minu' '.vmssj ,iwniJuLC'ua'rj three on ami two down ns chairman just as ho.ruppcd the gavel for the opening of the fourth annual convention. "Mismanagement' and "efforts to dominate" the affairs of the league were charged to him, and such appellations as "czar' and "king" were directed at him from the convention floor, news dispatches say.-' No doubt ho was guilty of malTeasance in office due to pounding with the gavel when he only had a new fish ',';;!;. ",2?", Zr" exaggeration to unici'i, anti insisted not omy mat nis stories before tin-y ,-veni a were the best but that the fish he just missvd catching were the biggest. ', I he poorest w hen .there Ah auctioneer had pus.ntd away One morning. Just ut tfawu, So on his luinbslone was engrav ed, ' "doing, going, UON K.'-. . " HOXVXD. ' Iirge load boxwood delivered in Iji U ran ile. IU.HU. .Cull 1. B. Men efeo l.hr. Co., lone Tree,. . 4-3tf Karniers that use carlionalc of .coppi-r or blue stone will find pjeiity at rcnsonublc prices ut Sll-verlliorn-Wrlghfs 1 fain II y drug store. ; i . i-Vtt i THE VBKTICAL TRUST. August Thysscti, the second of the great (leinian ca) tuins 'of industry to grow powerful during the war and pass away since, stood with Sliniics for the "vertical trust" instead of the "pure trust," as developed in America. Nearly all of our magnates have S'Uiglit to dominate a single industry, such as petroleum, coal, slccl, railroads, shipping or meat. The Germans- named were interested rather in beginning with a single industry and joining with it all the related industries necessary for its operation, thus insuring ..stability and barring outsiders, from any share of the profit' from raw material to final marketing. ' Today the "vertical trui.t" is mailing headway in the United -Status. Henry Kord i;l its most characteristic rep resentative. Ills original business was merely making auto mobiles. In building up that industry, he gave support to many industi ies furnishing him necessary materials or jscrvices. Now he boasts that the Ford Motor company owns and controls every step of the whole long process of production, from raw materials lo finished prodftcls, in cluding the limber in the forest, the ore in the ground, sawmills and furnaces and rolling mills and glass factories and the rest, with even railroads and ships to carry the J mill product lo its market. . This is industrial power at its highest. It, is 'the ideal of many of our American industries today. Industrial prog less in the immediate, future will be largely concerned with working out such "vertical" programs. If the power is used fairly, and consumers are given the benefit of the resulting economy, there can be no valid objection. tened lo explain. "I merely cas ually took It Tor grauteil at the time that he was intoxicated; I formed no definite opinion." ' i'ressed again for a definite opin ion thi major admitted he thought , Colonel Williams probably was In- (Ity A. It. Cherry) Itoxicated but .certainly hot hois- l-'rldav. h'ebruai-v I'd. we arrived . Irons. at Apollo Uunaer and went to the! Willi the conclusion of Major ' ' . MOW HATS famous Till Mahal holel for a six : liowi U s testimony llie court ad-I Old hats nude new ut Itlcliard ilays stay In llomliay. the gateway ; Journcd until 1:311 o'clock, when jwin'a Art H Oirt Shop, l'rlces for lo India. Tin until It flows the It was expected Caiituliv Charles K. refinlsliing 50 to 76c. 4-lS-lt commerce of un empire. Great Ulee. or Oeneral Ilistler'H wlalT, commercial houses. magnificent would tuki? the, stand; public buildings and educational! "' - litMtll nllnnu l-lunk ilu ln-n,,,! liw',,.. S.VN I ll KflO.. 'ill. A nr. I-'. fM'k loughfares. A vast mtwork of rail'- Preceded by a salule or thirteen Iways converge here from every' Buns heralding the arrival of Hear slate In India and steamship routes I Admiral Thomas WiiHlilngtou. pre. diverge lo the ends of the earth, sident or the. court, the court mur- School Funds now available fori H Is the second city In the empire lint of Colonel' Alexander H. Will- ' farm loans in Union County. See! I with a population or over one mil- lis ins, on a charge of intoxication i H. M. Plxon, Foley Building. Iji j lion. No such medlev of sueeeh. ' preferred by Hrigiidler Oeneral I Oiainlc, Ore. 8-lStf i colors, und creeds has come to-:Smedey l. ttutl-r. opened here a! I fills ns n illi HrT'iiil (ti Ihlllli what gellu r since I he illspersinn at ( i ( I I l : 1 0 a. in., w ith .u , handful of A new preparation for influenza country If Tower r Hahel. Hrahaiiitins -m1 ? spectators and two score news that eradicates tbo trouble In a few j lliclr iiiiim-y Mussulmans, Jew s, Armenians. 1 rlleis. photocrapli-rs and tele-j hours. C.enerully u 1.511 bottle is i ' Julns and Hudilhisls. Arabs and graphers In attendance. ' alt that Is needed. Sold only by' .' I'eislans and all the tribes of In-1 His aluminum water pllehcrs, Sllverthofn-Wrlghl a family drug Teacher 1 have went.' Thai's "la; .Malays. Chinese, Japanese and ! flanked J.y columns of paper cups, store. wrong, Isn'l It?" . ,u compieie assortment irom. llie iu---i nui.,., itt,,,,. eouniries or iurope strive with-"1 -,,v "nen ne- iimun) one another ror the commercial i "'" l"' presented, bearing on I he 1 colonel h alleged appearance lulov1 jculcil in the ouhlic rooms of u t'uif Ing about the city. The most In- orudo holel March IS last. cresting thing lo see here is the' Tower of Silence, built by the Car-I l,,olly--The doctor says he has saveu ller Hie nine limes. Holly- I always did llllnk she was a cat. COMPARE OUR TIRE PRICES With Mail Order Prices. :-t ' Firestone, "Oldficld Quality" arc good tires.' : Priced low PRICES REDUCED BUY NOW. : Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500 , . , ,Cor. 4th and Adams it 4-tr I'upil "Ves, ina'aiu." Teuelu'i- "Whv is It wi-nnir"' r'lipll "lleciiusc you iiin'l weiil lulvaiitages and social supremacy. y,.t I We spent three half days motor. A wise inn ii never makes fae at red-headed girls nor. bites mule on the ankle. I CTIUR( IIES - STAND FOR PROHIBITION C'tniMmH'ri fvbin PuSJr Mm.) (re orgauinlliHiH. Tlit! pliui' u( tin1 chiiM'h tn inotl- in uif cinirrn wro intnntrniK ttii'itttvs )it4intii lo OoiiKrt'pilUinH ii. mi (he I'liHt M.'lhotUbl and the t-'ll-Nl lillllllllt pIllptlH Kiintlity. -i ' lr. ViiliMitinc Ih-lrli, fit'lcl ri'irt'- MIMIH' IIIIH.S1UI1 IMllirtl, iUlllft'.H.H'M 11 U' h!h lo fllN)KiHi of thi'lr ilniil. Tho lai'-Ht of llit'm 1h tvvt hi clr- riiinrt'n'iH'c and 2 fwl hinU. With in then' in a i-latform with ilcprvs NimiH lur rfiM-ivliiK tin- ilfiitl ttodiry, wlilt h an IniiiitMllatt'ly HtripiMMl of fli-sh y tin" flock of viiltnri-K at- vvayH waiting on thr n-itflilorntK alls unit triM'H. l.atiT tin- bou'tf aro lliwvi'il to a pll in the rcnlt-r of tho tower where tlny soon dlMintc- ! loadi-d. jiratt'. Only a Meleeted prouii of hvi't ilihtry i-nrt'iaki'rH t-vrr i;ntr towt'i-tt, though the beautiful RioiimlH wnri! opened to us. A model or I ho inside nf (he towern u;is shown and manner of iltsposinir of tlie liones explained to fiiimit around iae iop ol m i towers and trees were about 300; vulture watohhiK for the m.xt I "nillKturiie.l thoiiKh the walls were h.lv l.i 1... In it... .White hot. and ronKialulaled the women of Tlu. ,.Xu.rU.m.(, 8 m(1VnK hut not I Thv ',,,Wt' vtlvty UnUy '""'''" the parish on llietr hevote. elttutH ,.. ..,. .. ...i,.,. j undet.'itnined, liut It was the opitl- The yi. hl or a whale is about 14 tons or oil, but this is very in lie h atfaliiKt his wislieH.. The druuUiin driver's only t euse la tlmt he. ilidn t Know lie wua DISASTERS' DEATH TOLL REACHES 57 (Continued from Tnife One) nun. t Four Floors of Fine Furniture W. H. BohnenkampCo. at ttmnw the debt or the elmreh. llirr rne cniiieii. nr. !-ieh told his liearers, iiUM beeh the fount of oil en worms and vuU t renee betw1 tures. I.eiixlnif Mik i 'hnii-f rm id., uiiin llie eulture, the eivlllKatton and i ,.,, i i,uir , ,. .t , throush the dtrly iiiarters und. IviNlihik' the pearl marki-l. sllverl die enurcn ...Li-k.-t nml n...ir ....ii.-t nn foin i UHiteii in ntoiiet ii in und proHpertly that the world now Joys. "Take away all that you Lake mvuy all lhat t.s woilh while, all that Is noml aili( whole some and pi-t'eloUN in IIvIiik." I plioltls MiHleni Votith. The visitor srnred those ihIiiIk. trrs ho by uiijusl ly To Our Patrons Our r.road and I'a.stiics arc no lon"-cr r;u-ie, ,v the lilnck Cat. l!nl wc art' in ii posititm tn jvive ytm prompt and ctmrlcdiia .sri vko with our umi.tl lino nl' Bread and Cakes, at uur lvtail slmo opposite Oli servcr'. , - For your convenience wc will !uj (pen Suntlays hereafter. , "iMatle To Si ll .More" Gwilliams EIcc(ric Hakcry Home of Cioldcn Crust The Macle-To-Sell-Mmc Products. 1 I'lllHV out w II h my ltoekeibttok and pur ehasi M, vvhleh ninny fail to do. The silver Mlores are a wonderful Hltfht. Tons and toua of hilvt-r artieles for sale, all made by hand and Mold by neicht. The thief maik.-t eontalns lilhlzlnif almost tvervthitlir under tin. unit UKHbin yoiilh "add llirii tnllii.neo for WU, ,, Uw 8t,)U.h is tnmw to the tolleel'ted effort that Ik be- t rnl. ,., h i,. liiK made to discredit the elinrtht MHuy mteres' law sluhts were with the iiin peoph-. -They am Sten on our landint,' ilo, k. Here no diihi.nt than we were. , e(-pt Uu. unaUt. eharmers eoiicreKiite. that now their ncap.s net Into tho ( u- s,it-sman utih chqlun and col- nneiHM' eouri wnen- ours iim'mi to i,ied 'liostal eards and la.ni but not be .setlh-d In the woodshed." uHHl Ihe fortune tellers. They pes- Thal the meal need tn mlsimiK ..r you from motntm: 'til nlnht. ts to enlist the interest of the nu n We avv ii rupee to s e it tiKht be t the ehimh was the dietaratlou eeu a nioiitfooe and a eobra. nt the R v. tieotK.- A. I'ldlanl, You only want lo nee the erltel when he preaelnd in Ihe morninir pirtormanee once, to hl eoiiKiej;atloti at the I'll t i tui Thursday, Mareh 4. we llaptist elmreh. Th- buttlen Iuim stiuin-d away rur Tort Sonlan on le.sted mil it 1 1 1 v on Ihe Mi on Idem of i li,. Ketl Sa where We JtirK.-.l Inst In oik' wevk later. This wan our lous iest run on the ocean and th land ion of refinery men that the plosion was duo lo the overflow iiiK of a compartment, the gasoline coming in contact with steam pipes. One of the Injured men hi the hospital a ttoted as staling (hat u compartment ovei flowed as it April K Lightning struck n lank In tlii- farm of the sainu com pany at Urea, Cat., causing u loos of ?:.o(ut.i.ion. April y An explosion about-1 the Standard oil tanker ' o. T. Win Iiik at New Orleans killed fiv. April ! l-'irc at the Magnolia feiioleum coiupaiiy'B lunk faiiiij at (.tiling-, Tex., caused u losa of j 1 mi, ana. April HTlie Standard HI tan ker Thomas 1 1. Wheeler and the hutch steamer Silvaiiua collided In the lower Mississippi river near! New. Orleans. Twenty-five dead The ' mn to the O. T. Warim;. Thomas II. Wheeler and I he Sll vanus is estimated ut $:i. "'. "('. A pi ll 1 1 Kxployioa aboard the ul I Iteflninff company's tanker fiuir or Vimezuela ut I ort-Arthur. Tex., snuri'ed out Jfi Uvea and caused u loss of about SI.muii.ou'J, GREEN OUT OF SENATE G.O.P. RACE (Continued Krorn Pairi 1.) should be nominated who stands opposed to a proper Income tax.. Tn the irl fml. In I'nton and Wal- the uoinau's tnis.Hionary ociel Sitlll. lie . ltd how the KipllMl irn titation had once split on the une. Hon of missions, the majoriiy ot the niembn-N l oiitendli t hat Cod would wne whom he would without niiHKipuary work. "Thos' uuuiissiomirv Tolk. onec nuiubiTitiff buuUreOa of thuuMiiiUs, looked Kood iiKaln only a oand pilt. "veil If it was now are counted In hundred.." Mr. Pollard said. Tlie church that ts not mlssionury la aulril U Uuiuluil tor exttuvttoa. -.u.-r,- I was beiiiK J"iI1imI. j The disaster Is the seventh serf, ntiH lots to the ot.1 industry In the last week, including two oil tank jii.eM in ieas rerdlltillK from IIkIU 1 n i n k. A tank farm at San lips Obispo, t 'al.. burned w ii h a loi-s of in II Hons or K" Hons of oil and deaths. A similar flu occurred at llr':i, (Nil. The hutch tanker Sllxanus eollldeil with the steamer Thomas II. Wheeler ill the Mississippi r.v- I er 4 ml ies below New Orleans Thursday, and on the same day nu explosion rocked the bin kef o, TV Waring In a diy ilock at New Orleans. ! It Is believed the dead In tin two accidents will reach ;i:t. To day's lank fires, one at l,iiliui;and the other at Humble, brought a total loss or about $;tioi. hh. ! ItWTAT OIIj hssl Ks. i ( Hy AvMM-lnlcvl rivf) Apiil " l'li-. caused by llcht- : nin burned thousands or Ballon- or Rusollue at the 1 nion OH t'oin-i puny or Oiillfornla oil tank farm ' at Han l.uis tHUMpo. t'al., extln-1 guished after three days, with a i lnin lotaltiik- niniroiiiiiatPie 17. (Mia . i Silk Dresses MAUK I'IStl.M IIKKT miAUK SII.K MATKKIAI.K noCGHT AT Sl'IX'IAL I'itlrlv.S; f:T, VAI.fllS Si:i.l.lN(J AT SPKCIAt, I.ClVV THICKS SI I.Ni anil jlltl.lr, ' 10 und 18 sir.is. Norton's Kiddy Shop -the fruit of thrift! Buntc's Toasted Cocoanut Discuils fine of the Old-tllili! csn illeH brought up to dale. Made of the finest cocoanut nut) , toasted to make them Just the nicest eating con fections you have cvt r tried. Ilttir IVhiiiiI ;. ( cuts Red Cross Dru Store Tin- l.lliilrn nf 'riniiiirimv I-. till' 'I'lllHKi Wc 1 'lull ( Tuiliiy. . Iiliillt llirifl mill ir!ii iiliiiiKhiiict-I vou iln tlip iilnllltltj; liy uinlni; un ai-cutilit Ut this liuine lull.:; hunk La Grande National Bank -and we'll make tt crow -with helpful ro-ojK-ratlon cheerfully rendered. i ."