La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. April 19, 1926. OUT OUR WAY 44 -4444 i 1 By WILLIAMS --the summertime fabric (Incorporated) An Imlrproili'-t Kewapnpet FRANK B. APPKBBY- ..Editor and Publliber I HARVEY K. MATTH-iWS- .. Business Mauag-er Published evenings, except Sunday, ut J416 Aduina Avenue, lA Grande, Orceon. The Observer-Slar pu.llsiiiiil every Friday. Entered t the postofrico at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class Wall Matter under act of March 2, 1S7. 1 OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB . - - CITY OF LA OHANKK E l l, 1 ..- 'II- . .. : ., rfe-ag--'. ' '-'1 Mlmffimr'twte f6xf,&r oorritt5e -A ;- H IMII PiW ' ' Awo.'Tbor-iHA-r' horm akjo; V gmffrffl ' INSTiAD OF tAWirJfar MEt6 A " . S""" ; rr- ; fm M ' HI movie vooVl BE-fawcr me ro oh na a i jr fiU1 I Ifd AM KlsAKiE ASYLUM 5 "TrAATS nW ft, ' rW I i P& Ir. WAW Nrm TrA-SE GENr-RAU-'. 6HOES k : 1 "tiAE- ARKA HAS . fO G-T HIM . 'kI r-W , I ; tW iPp-?M AMD-teen MEVN0M06RS ' V McKTly I ( f I! -, I if: ri 11 1; ilEMBKK AH80CIATKU PltESS The Associated l'ress la exclusively entitled to uae tof pub- Ucatloa of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If puollsliod therein. All riKhla of republication of pecial dispatches In this paper, and also the local news lior. la also are reserved. 1 ; BUUaCHll'JION UATEb , . u- Carrier Dally, per month In advance , Dally, per six mouths la advauce.. Dally, single copy-- so By Mail Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months in advanco Dally, per year In advance.....-.. ... . ...- Weekly. Observer-Blur, per year'.-... 60e ..13.10 ..S&.00 ..11.00 ADVEIITISINQ HATES Display, forclRn, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch . Time contract rules on application. DELIVKHEI) KittlM AM. KV1I. "Joseph Is a frultf'll . Iiouch. The urduls liavc sorely grieved hlni Uut his bow abode In sirciiKth. und the arms of lim haims were limde stroiin by the builds of the inlslily Cod of Jacob." lien. : SS-Si ' . . When that Washington inquiiy gets, thruu.h with the Demon Rum, he'll need a good long rest. lovv congress is going to encourage aviation ly spend ing as much on new airplanes in the next five years as the ubic spends on automobiles in five days. ' "Merely a 'woman's gentle homage," says Mussolini of thelatest attempt on liis life. . Evidently the man has no lespect for anything but a 42-centimetcr gun. - ' .., 1 :. Slt, NAOlh-PS 'GET GRA. OFFICE Silvery Band Believed CAT THAOI MANN HIO. By Junius Separate Phenomenon A few ktiockt-m fn every twn are ncwKwiry lo kiM-p the booHicr from boosllng it to ih atli. Our It It 'a iif n lit or lk alHMit imttiinK. Is lo flii'KT! dtMiiviiiK wltnt tlii''rc fli to wvnr to u like your liuir of goMeii hut-. nlt;ht, "iiftiT tho - , JU)OMKRANG LAWS. General Pangaloii, .Greek dictator, some months .ago is- DiinI a Annfan fnfl lirlrl ! ntf fhft WOlll'IIIO flf KUil'tH 1li(.ri(l llSlM ! dttlWft . ckivu v v-N w ' "him . . fy '""" - --- 0 v '13 inches from tho ground and immediately the calf-length ; ' vkiiy i.ikki.v alrirf iravn wnv In Iho It nprt-lnnrrl li islcirt. ill nonnluritv amonir I litto your lliw ao n-eet, so ml, . . , , . I I like your nose; your the modem daughters of Venus. li,,,.. Fnr n time the notice llliido all honest effort to cnfoiVO- I like your l.elli so pearly whllle, the Ww of their ono-nian government, but tliis armed threat that made Pangalos dictator was unable to cover the knees of Greece.' At first the women adopted an ingeniously do signed skirt which permitted the wearer, upon the approach 'of ajpoliceroan. to lower it to' the legal length, and then ;one wminine'cnanipion of' pcrsimal liberty had herself ar ' rested by Wearing an abbreviated Paris creation in public. Thafwas the' end of Pangalos' decree and was almost the iend -of his dictatorship. ; From this experience of the dictator of the Greeks the irovernments of the world might well take a lesson. A- parently the Grecians are less concerned about the form of. imvmiiment thev have than about tho manner ill which that government is administered. They seem content with I a rjnii-v u-rsimi r in ri , -.i .-.r -,i .1 l I""'' l"l n'"1 '"-t the dictatorship as long as it does not interfere with the ( , m.,i ,i W(ul." private affaire of the individual. Local Student of Astrou omy Advances Interest ing theory in Refer ence to Recent Display ' . Radio And sinee l:itt ij show, Ill-Corn I'd had . ; speak, You look me for my whol pay- Thai the sxeat silvery band that Onlie(llhe heavens Wednesday nlrlit was nol a phenomenon of the eyes-ot uuror:i horealis. allhoUKli it u:ay ' I huvu proceeded from' an . Identical rniisr, Is the belief of Jno. H. H0lB In, who Tor a number of years haa been a student of aHtronomy. The northern liKhls. or uiirora boreulls, are. caused by som,c el Irical eneriry In the air over poles, cnnslnir jilow.vlsUilc. under certain rare alinopl)'rlt; conditions. 1 according to srlenllllc uuinornu-i,. chance ' to k's TI ESDAY. AI'KII, iO Mountain Time Stations CMtll. Itiiilna, Can. ( HI7m vinkf). 8 p. m.. studio proKram. KI'At:. llntsr, Idaho (.Slim lUTOke), 8-10 p. m.. program, Mrs. W. Melteynolila. artMa M KI-'XF, t oiormio hinnir, nio. , (--la.Hiii-I-OOkr), 8: -I" P- m., Mil drel SJinderson. pianist: Cleveland Duvis. Itaritone: Tommy Green, baritone; Jack Turner, tenor. ' KOA, IN-ner. Colo. (:i'...lm-i OUOke), ti:S0.p. m., lirown l.'alace the ' 8trl,,S orchestra. 1'neiriL' Tiiih- Stations CUV, Vnnetimer. fan. (-Ol.fiit- M:Hllkc-). 8:30 p. m.. studio pro- Too much zeal in enacting and enfoicing laws haa been! ,,. hi air-tiKht h.ai.r m I must ndmlt I like your cheek. I nt ttu. arch did not seem to be gram; Charles Marsh, pianist; Jes- ' I composed of llKht rays. Itather it sie Heldon. cellist; H. Morjran. vlo- "Mother, mother, turn tho hoso ave. every ninwarance . of belnu llnlst: Gordon Marsh, violinist; "Mrs. on me!" sanir liltle Willie, 'us - his Home nebulous matter. Mr. Mods-. Hazen rhllllps. vocalLst: ls:30. mamuuL was dressing . him . otic, in -xplainnd,. . ltr niinht. luive beejv ('abaret lvlniont orchestra: llebe lilonibiK. - jiiue, he says, to the. consuinlnR or .Mullar, soprano. "What do you mean?" she ask- meteoric particles in the uir. Or it 1 Kl'l. 1ms AukcIcs, I'al. ( 1117m- mav hnve bee.il another result of the 042kr). 7-8. p. m.. Chinese (Vir- Saini' CUniJUIOII llltll n:u-,isii-(.jui-UB uiuiisiiu, o-j, ii,. u.,,. sun spots and the uurora borealls. strlnfr iiunrtet; 9-10. projrrum. A. Northern liffhts ure nearly ol-1 V. Shotwell corporation; 10-11, ways more active at times when f Packard ballad hour, snots have been noted on Ihe sun, K l-X).N. Iiub Iteaeli. I'al. (::..lni- textbooks on astronomy asnert. lasl I t2Ntlkf). 8-! p. m., Pre.'-s-Teleirram month produei-d an unusual num- 1 s'tudlo; 9-11, l.ontf lleach Aero tier of sun spots, aeeordlmt to Glen, club frolic. li r YH. Iliillynixxl. C'al. (--.i.nl- ed. "You'vo put wroii; side out.' my stocklu's he said. on ls-t-t luu I late that, least." "That government governs best that governs I'nmnhrll. hind of the science dc- the SUicide Of COlllltlesS governments lllld in tilllO Will Wieck the Ken.-ral merhandlsi- store of llirlml.nl t ihe' hlKh school. Illlltkc), 6.-3O-7:30 p. m.. I'ontfcic ., . . , , . . . . .. . i , i;: Urandivi lllbbs. Haxe J.ynn f le- ,,. of Ihe latest theories at- Six Dinner hour: 8-9. I'atriek- ine lyranmcai aaminisirauoiis oi t angaios, luussoim,, m. B f.t nlli, lnlo tlic llor,er ii(ti,ts to ihe-dis-! Mrh dunce orchestra; r-etty i-at Russian SOVict, lllld llliy Other government Which leitrns t)0;inat seuttle, as he volunteered r,are of electrons from Ihe mm rick, aololst; -ll. Gusnmn trio; this bit "f Information: liueKs m to lm. earth. They are atlraelea lu-ll, Warner lirolliers rronc. Slaters bank Is In pretty bad con- ,, forcibly to the poles, where. KtiO, Oaklnml. Cnl. (:!HI.lll- illtlon 'bout to lall." i under Infriiiuent rondillons of the Ktoke). 8-9 li. in.. Kveready pro- "llow so?" Inquired Oraniipa. ' impsphere, the IlKlit flashes that K'ain; Mlshel l'lastro. violinist; Ix-w panslKK III the distribution of mall." tM,. ,.iv,. f ure visible for hiin- shorr. pianist: 9:3(l-lu. liernelco 'Will." said I law, "1 acen a. tlreiis or miles. ; f . ' I Girfen. soprano; Walker SLslers; ehi-eli l-'rallk llnvee v role lor 2. it , .j.),,. lights, as nearly as can le'AI ltosa. iwrilone; Ijidies' uartet: w iih' rel urneii marked (no funilsi. estimated, ure usually about M . Triple mule quartet; Krances Mln naw a bank that ulnt able to cash .,,(1,.- j-urelt more than Mo lullcs. ! ton., accompanist; 10-12 mtdnlirht. must be ; Helly .i,,6va,the sufac QtUhe earth. 1 dance music, Mndson's Mldshlp- ; : men. That's so." aKieed the rest of -.i.JJp- ro r.tsrilSSinB' AIU SITRKMACY. By the middle of May, it is promised, tho United Stales -; will have the most extensive air service in the world. Its air mail already surpasses that of any other country, the a ebeeu for nli;h liusieu. new' service to the northwest being an example of recent extension. It will soon surpass that of any other combina- the luaters. A man ibn-Mi't hai Ki-l lo ael small. Union Children Static l ' St I u " tion of countries, ; Few Americans' realize what has been accomplished in aviation, as a result of government pioiuvring. The great! transcontinental air mail line between New York and' San j Franeisco, operated by, the postoffice department, is a pi-oved success and a fixture. With it are being connected j it dozen Dig leener linos, operator! ivy private ciuei prise, 1 running to wew England, tne south, southwest mm norm-west.- This branching system, fed in turn by railroad mail trams, v.iu pretty wen cover me country, ana win continue, vni growing until its facilities are available in every section and every state. " AIivmHv 11ii r.-isl .Mild wost masts :ii " ntilv a dav and a ' i- nioi.- half apart. The northern and southern tiers of states will 'J,',". ''"' soon be only one day apart. The distances will continue , su;um-r i i-..: :.. ,t ii r i ; . .... , i ,.i M... b- u th wmil l-L'lllli in im: in;iiii-i i'i tunv-, ,i.-, tuu, i.u i in na- 1lru , it, country comes within tho scope of the growing system. This m-p -o puts is the sort of thing that was visioned by imaginative nit'ii 1" J"""''""''1 when the airplane w.ts invented indeed, liefme that, asj i,-.iim: n, l.',l:,.'o --e,...! le i,.-., I t,.i v ulwm Tli, ninil i imtos w ill n : llni- n "l'""K - .... (,,,,,. M m soon be supplemented by private commercial lines, weaving ;n.rai i. i - vi.-n.r nvAf llio rnitiilrv jw inir lint iiillnl hi'llv:tv do. Alnolicall ! ltt ir genius is justifying itself at last, ami Li only getting started. tola lllhl- iiiit mi: tlXI.Y i:.in'i u ir Kin a ' uii"'t ,il. II n'ail wi'ulil ml knew :. (Iti-sd it lulckviilrils). I. J,l6v(li i ii KliW.' rortlaiul. On'. (I0l..,nl- . lioume-iieacica a acute antl. KinB company; s-m. Ain ia ' I Mcl ilroy nunrtct; 10-12. llermall 11M.I.VS Tex. Apr. Ill, "(AIM -j Nenln's ilunee orchestra.-We'VusI,,-; of hlAllcln.ir niel " ' l-r. Anu-elo, t'al. ( lll.V-...-medlelne ..r business constituted al'J'1''). - ! "... d luxe .pro ......l.i.. l., u.l. .1 l hem- iietore the 1 Rram featuring Krederlek Mac- Am. -riean Medical Association oiH-uimr Its 7Tth annual eonven- A Tribute to the Beauty and Utility of America's Foremost Cotton Fabric GINGHAMS gay and colorful offer their charm to the wom an who is greatly interested in the lovely new fabrics that will help the home sewer to make her own inviting frocks ant other- wearablesa Fabric?" so smartly patterned and colored that they will remind you that gingham is ideal for spring ana summer frocks. i ' ; , . . , fPeteV Pan Gingham ". .". ; ..i: Fast colors. Ginghams 25c and 35c 32 inches wide. Suitings 50c Broadcloth 50cf 65c, 7)c Tub-fast colors. Percales 22c, 29c Absolutely fast colors--all patterns. Stamped TEA SETS $1 00 with FLOSSES) Jbe correct id lor ihe DriJe Tahle xhcti five o'clock jpproaclK't. This novel and attractive Tea Cloth and four Napkins ready: for you to embroider with V KJ:i:Sl?0!iFi!?Q? Flosses. . Instruction chart furnished iV. K. WEST & x. . La Grande' Leading Store for 23 Years." '.I Murn.y, vtola. K.IIC. St'ntlli', 7S0tr), 7-S:3 p. m.. imiiu iro- I'orntMh arttsllc ,nst,nihl V OHM 1 lit I'ilUL'l UUmiKnt th.' W-Kit., lim li.iiiKt- nf d.'I.LMtt'S of.Krtitn. rliiliMni ami th coin htnal hiH thai l-Oun nwwiimon orrnt-nira- have Kiv. n inlirtno a fiuvor of i hMIK. lUHiyntxu. m. tu., hi,..' i.h.I imiMt vtut' ways lo curi) wni't i . Mt..ri,.iii,n'iils (ors imH im.lkiin Urok ;. .-iv.n h hI KriOay 'Voutra.-t M. I..W.I i? vm when UW t tli Kvv" Tht- hti'i' folks hin iniiKlily lrlil.'(( Ih- ci.-rvM;. lijuycd by th a nil phywirluns" 1 lu- ol hT Ihcnii' tin Imis.iii'ss of wum -rmt)ltf ti-i) in miin- rou chiilfs ! soiiu of most skill' tl nu tlUal -hamis uml iiiIiuIh th,.,r AmiTiru un.l wn'' Avot. tints will hMppi-n why ih-Ti- rv mi many (2:iSin- 1., Sturr I'lano 7:45. Hollywood h:30-I). KMTIt iui- Th;l 's tifr.-rvnt , Kin-lit of n:ifttH. t company studio; community lns"; tonrt'T-i orrhtftni. H X X , HoI1ikm1. I'M. (3;tn.9ill K9k . fi:SH-7 p. m.. Atwuli-r KfJit eontvrt orth.-.strn: 7-7:i:.. prosram. Co. K. U'd. Inc.; S -9. Kllipon-s Junior HMiiphony; 910. Jack'Cron sl.aWa rclu-Mra; H'-tI mtdnlRht. Ambassador hoU-l dan- orx-hrM ra. K TO. San 1YIK'!H t'n. i!M.:tiii-7(M.k ) fi:3-7 k m., StutfS restaurant orchestra; 7-7:30. Hudy S-lK'T'8 orclnstra; S-9. studio pro gram: 9-l. Mona Motor Oil com pa ny pro ram : harmon y team, iiyjwiy and Martu; trio; 10-11, lal nco hot-l dancp orchcwtni. KISX. I'n-ulrna. i'nl. (.tl.VOiu UrUkt), s-9 p- m.. SUir-.Wws con cert hour; Adolf Tandler instru mental Kroup. Ix l AH. Onklnnd. Cnl. (:ttt.0m l!.Mkc. 8-10 p. m., MHLs collt gt. KAHNAK LOOK OVER OUli WANT ADS FOK 15ARGAIN YOU .i are you building? i;y lisiNc; tub "i;ku ks of thrift" Uli.I, SOON Iil lLl) A WALL OF 1'LKNtV, CUA1PARK Ol'R TIKU I'RK'KS With Mail Order Prices. Firestone, "OUlfiold (Jnalit.v" are i;notl tires, l'ricetl tow, PRICES REDIVHH 1UJY NOW. Perkins Motor Co. Phone 31-500 Cor, 4th and Adams In tht- pioiTt'im t it., by l.oia Ut.ttt; , jorit v'iiui'Wittl: (i.-nuiiiw; Spirit liiiwn, hy Kih. -I t'linkMn: Ar- lituuw, ! Mu .(.an Talhnaii: in ni'( tin', iy S'lhl' y l!arn; rai:.. h Jt au and JaU VnMin: Itntti r fty. by luri M-.tdi ; l atry U by Matn.- itlanri tl; li. ntd s u KT-otip ot tt.ur Ktrln. wtH-b-ttn-w ip.-s and t t s v ho t in nlh'd : i Yt-r.tl htriiN iimiuIh sr. Th bia-:.' nine ;m specially appn prtatt-. it pr fv-nltuur a wo-'iu-in the i'V'i n lor-:t hT' ttu tairn-jt h. Id t In r court. Sp- ctal iHiintM-r! b'ticn aclH were & Jap-kiii-s.' radtn;T by Mts Abna Hrat ht, ih!iI Ktdo by Mik Vina I'miti'V and th I'iMlut' t danced t" tiBht Inch w luol nirl. W- don't know who t!l R.-t t-.ic credit for cuttiUK taN-'. And dva't UnoflT v-iil fwi th cash. 1 Jap Parasols R!ailc lo stand rain or shine. CUII.nUF.N'S SIZE ... 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