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Page Four LA GRANDE EVKNTNR OBSERVER (Incorpormled) An luilrpetulenl Newapapet rSANK B. APPLEBY.. ..Editor and Publisher BAR VET IT. MATTHBW8 ..BuilneM Manager ' Published evenings, oxcupt Sunday, at 1418 Adonn Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Sntered at the Postofflce at La Orande, Oregon, aa 8econd Class Mall Matter uouer act of March 2, 187. ' v OFFICIAL PAPER OK UNION COUNTT AND TUB CUT OV LA GRANUB ' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ; The Associated Prees Is exclusively entitled to use for pub llcatlon of all news dispatches oredlted to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of pedal dlspatohes in this paper, and also the locul sews here in also are reserveu. UUBHCKIPTION ItATKa "'; - By tariler Prlly, per month in alvance.............. Dally, per six months In advance-.... ... Daily, single copy ....... ..... By UaU Dally, per month In advance.............-...... Dally, per six months in advance. ...... ........... Dally, per year In advance....- ............... Weekly Observer-Star, per year. 7(0 14.61 SO tot ...13.60 ...16.011 12.00 ADVERTISING ItATEb Display, foreign, per column lnch..............HHM.v....HH.....4-o Display, local, per column Inch ................ 4uo Time contract rates on application. : THE TITI1K "The tllhc of the hurd, or of tin- flock the tenth shall he holy unto the Lord." Lev. 27: 32. OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS i . There were probably fewer eternal triangles in the old days of the square dance, but that may not be an indict ment of present variations. Perhaps the increased geo metrical teaching could be blamed. y jGt&? IN V$X "llfllllO Ifl ll "Two OUT AMOtv-E. Bascs Full.. ; J.FfwlLir, eiwi sy hz acrtvict, wc. TouriHts Give Praise To State of Florida " 1 Klurldu Is a wopUerful Htate, litr buom tH thif genuine- thin i,' uiul her hospitality Is gracloua enough to linprcHj. even u . weatcrnur- all hutnorlsla and ' "cartoonists to the contrary according to a imrly of Wcnulehec tuurlBta who atopped Tor u visit,, with Mr. and Mm. Prank Phy! toduy on tholr "way homo from u H.uuo-milo motor journey. Jn the company - were Mitw Altu Chambers, librurlnn at Wenatcrhee, who is u niece of Mrs. i'liy and formerly lived in this city; Aim. C Gilchrist, remember ed here .Ijy her frbmda as Mary Aberley, of IjI Grande; und ' Mr. and Mm. U. li. iitown. ."Thu Kloriduna treuted uh well, and we. had no ivuhuii for com plaining of being held lip any place iu the niitlv whero we vltdt i.'d," declured Mr. llruwn at break fast this morning. - ; . i hi-v .'niiml I'Vi'i'V bit of Ihnii' long trip delightful, the nicnibcrti of thu party Haiti, but 'their most mumoraulo experience took place 1 1'Jabter morning, when they wan dered aloiiK thu old Huvnm;e river, among thu dogwood and aaaleufi, and came upon a swamp fragrant and white with hauler lilies. Alius Chambers will remain u viMil with her aunt, the LA GRANDE EDUCATORS . ; i -SELECTED (Continued l-Voni I'neo 1.) U-riiiinul costs of .ducallun. I hul In. hu should be able to detenu no what the costs of running his system, at Its proper rale of ' . Veloiunenl, will represent In n or. 10 or 15 years. System Slill Itruloi'llli.". "Our eUueallollal sysleiu Is slill U. velopinf,-. Twenty-live years. uK Mil UroKon. e ha.l no secunuarj Isehoula.. We have nut, rendu J the ultimate. W" '''' "IIM li" puniliiiK and linprovlnir year ly yeur. Your efficient Hiiperlnten dent must lie able to take his place as u leader in the )iruvr expenditure of eilucauonai "Our IrainiiiK course rr ""I1 intendenls at the I'lliurs.ty Oreenu loiluv ulaees selioul nuuee at the head of I he reillllred subjects." Ilr. Italney is a nationally known authurlty on school II nanee In Oregon. He has JlUit eompli-tid the pulilieatieli of a series of article along thai line in the School Hoard Journal. His versatility extends Into a number r..r of different fields, according 'o olhelsi'be Inlroduetion of the speaker by Is a Shoe Only a Shoe :: Ok l IT important acceuory to , your costuinrr Armitrong Shoes srt -built for sctirf, slrrt, wcll-dnntd women, who appreciate the value of, ,tyle and lit, couplrd with the economy t- , olthe best jn inaterialiandviorLmanhip. . Look for this little mark on the.iole just in front of the heel., , , ' r. of I fi-! list of. contluiliiiK their home Weuuteheo latter tutlay. trip Rotary Convention at Victoria Conies to End SrvTiaMTW OFFICE CAT TMXOS MARK HBO. By Junius ADMIT WAR VETERANS. The present immigration law is working very well, on the whole; and accomplishing the pin-pones it was intended for better' than laws usually do Nobody wants to break it down. Thflro nro snmn itlicrht iivmnvfWt iniai hmuioi I'Hlli-c iiffliwH i-nldiil a fruit .t. , . 1 . ' ' "land In Khiisiih city ami fmiml that need removing. i jnriy qnaria ot wiiNty. y, iimy There happen to' be quite a few veterans of the World,""""1 " '""'"'w. war who served in the American army and are now barred from the country under this law.' Most of them are aliens who either remained abroad when our forces were ordered home, or have gone abroad since, and who now want to come here, but are barred by full quotas in the countries to which they owe allegiance. ,: .,'-, A bill favorably reported to the senate would let down p the bars for such entrants. It Is hardly conceivable that - VIl'TOIllA, 11. ('.. Apr. 24 (Al'). The thirteenth annual convention of 1'aeifle northwest Itotary clubs ended-uith u duneo here last uiglit given by the re tiring district governor. Kilmuitd 11. Campbell, of Seattle. . Klumath Falls. Ore., won the second prize fur uttelldauee at the convention, first honors go- I lng lo Crunbrook, It. :. A golf tournament here tumor row Is to be participated In by a number of delegates. to I Frank II. lieliuctt. president, w no declared that Dr. Kaimy exeelleu as musician, preacher, professions al baseball plajer ami smr of the tennis court. Other Talks. Talks this iiiornini: were nf real interest to the school heads. The jWETS WANT I pea red here, the church people T1007P IITfYQ represeineu ny uisnops, leuuilltf JjUUAIj, llvlo clergymen and temperance' orgun- PR0HIDITI0N Gallons representing over 20' lull- . lion more. Hie economic -experts jm irr I showing the vulue of prohibition to 1'UICIgll Volute the people generully. have testified ' InVeStlgatinff KCPOl't (Coullmicd from Pnge 1) PHItSONAI, KI'-KICIKNCY Wear soc:ks that can be pill on from either end and save time. t!P lo 10 o'clock last night the medical fnitcrnlly had registered no official protest against kuee length skirls and low-cut. waists. to the fact that, this nation prefers! prohibition with Its accompani ments of lowered death rates, de creased crime and drunkenness and whlo-Bpread pre-sperlty und happi ness to the vice, crime anil corrup- llnn .uhlf.h r.l,t .,.. t lw, I. no I . eommlllee eoulil make up ll favor-, ,. ..' ,.' , . . weeks hearings at 3:48 p. m. today. sons for wauling 11. , . Scores Wets' Arguments '"I'he iirguments presented by the various advocates or the pending wet measures." he said, "are a coit- , gloineration of heterogeneous. Ill- I , coherent Inconsistencies am) Of Seizure of Koreans able report on the wet bills oil thu teslliuony submitted." . . J Reviewing- tho various wet pro-' , , posais Mr. wiieier ai, i intoxicui-; urants Tass liebators lug liiiuors could not be legalized and tiat n non-Intoxicating beer would not satisfy those who de mand alcoholic stimulants. Win From Eugene High hiany Americana would object to such an act of justice ) und gratitude. Surely if there is any recommendation for rj iidmittiiig an alien to Ameiiom iimviil.iinH.v and citizenshm. it Is, that which comes from having fought under the inpr t 'of fee is su'ch a slow poison that most rolks who drink it live to u ripe 6ld llge. American flag for. American ideals. SUITING EVERYBODY. A new London play has two endings one Irniric. the .New silk sloeltiuu's' nee so lliln Hint ll' Is' (msNllH'lo ii"ad flu' tli I tliiDUMh tlirin. .Mos ineil. Iiouever, are content 11 In nee at tvw Hnvs, I I The KrealeHt lioal of the man who reltiritH trom Klurlda now Ih, nut (hat he made a million, hut which lo Mleci tlowu there. rotiK. ( other Mhappy" On Saturday hiffhts and holidays the happy. uiui i"' able io rind a bed m ; ending is inserted, while at the" other performances the play ends tragically, Both endings' fit the play appropriate ly, and British dramatic critics arc divided as to which fo, the better. . .. ; ' v !fc Here is a sfcitfe innovation which is logical, although it smacks of conim.ercla1.Hiii.' Stage successes are measured by popular approval and it is well known that to many theater-goera ft "sad ending'' spoils an otherwise good play. That, this is an attempt to satisfy both camps, thero can be 110 doubt. i lletter pay for prohibition ni;en(H and their selection under civil Bervlce iiiHlead or on the bawls of I polllleal endui'Hemeht" were con ,1 erete propoMdls by (he dry lender. ilnifi'ther wit lieniictmeut -hy con- kwh or the pendliiK- adnilnlstra-' lion's bills ror llKhlenliiK up the! )rohlldtlon law. j Alcoholic Appclile lllitmcd ' Present vlulatfonH of the Vol Htelid act were In Ifl mainly to the alcoholic npH'Ule and (coin thai Ml. Wheeler arKued tluit a JieeeH Hlly ror the law was dentoiiHtraletl and the best arKutncnt f?lven fur IIh enloi'cenient. ('unitHi'l for the dryH Keored the filiANTS l'ASH, Apr. 2. (AP) ( I if 1 ills I'asH hlRh school del utters won, by unntilmouH dectnlon from the team from Kunene lilph school last nlwhl. Crants I!iisa upheld the ari'lrmatlve of tho tiueKtlon of fur nlwhlirr fri'e; textbooks ln. llnv Ore gon public schools. t Clnint.s I'ass and Warrenlon will nieitl May 7 Tor the Western Ore gon championship. Tho winner will meet tho J:a.stern DreKon champions for thu slate honors. TOKYO, Apr. 2i, (AP) Tho foreiKii 01 rice has received a. re port from the Japanese consul at Harbin. .Manchuria, that 27 Kore ans, Japanese subjects, have been seized and executed in Siberian ter ritory by Kusslnn authority s who charged the Koreans with smug Kiln p. The executions are r'portid to have occurred across tlif Siberian border from Chienloa, Manchuria, which Is In the region southwest or Vladivostok where Siberia, Alan ehuria and Korea converge. The roreign office Ih investigating. For your Sunday's Outing, take along a package of WHIT MAN'S fine Choco lates. Or. if you prefer soni" thlng different, try a bottle of lU XTK'S SATIN - FIN ISH CANHIKS. You'll be delighted with our quality caudles. Red Cross Drug Store It'i the Armstrong Pride Ntark which 'x mram 50 years experience in creating : authrntic styles endorsed by women of , discernment. - -i Perffoio cf itry lattst jfy fes on rtqunt ' 0. ARMSTRONG CO., Inc., 1J Eicbuc Stf ItOCHSSTIll. N. V. jCrmstrcny Shoes Sold By N.K.West&Co, : a iii-iiii'lc'H Lending Hture Tor 2T Vears ' ' 1 Hpeeelies were, "Introduclnp Men tal Testing Into the Smul) -r (School s," Hiiperfntendent Itoy. I'Diiklin. of I'nlon; "Nev Hffhis on I lending, the Ihisic Kuljjeet," Superintendent II. M. Hioadbenf, of Maker, 11 nd an Informal dis cussion of high school athletics, by Austin l.nndreth, chalrnlun of the slate athletic board. liriSV .MI CIiDltS Kl'XIMV QI'INCY. t'al.. Apr. 24 (Al'). . Kum!ay alternooii at 2 o'clock, from' the (.Julncy community church, the bodies of Fred I'lrlck mou anil Mike Nicholson, Oregon muckers, and possibly that of WIU i liani ( 'ope, three of the men crusher to death in Grizzly Crtvk, tunnel Saturday night, will be con veyed to a common grave In tho Quiney cemetery. Appropriate services will precede the Inter- mellt. . , ' to 'MAiJ,i;.i: Atn). DUN V !: 1 1. ( (do. ( A i ) . The i right of the Ih-nver school board lo eve! imIc from classes child rn The chief trouble In being a man 'inoi cemeni. who refuse to salute the Ameii- Ih that shaving takes a lot. mora ' ( ,,,II1H"1 f("' ,,rVH tond the rnn lUtK iH to H. rhalli-nge, dy f time than smearlug 011 a little, wets for asserting that prohibition , tin- Americun civil Ubertles un- liad brought a wave of crime In this country wHh a. breaking down of j morality among the young. Il. as- SUint Show-Plays to H,,r""1 ,hal ,ii 'her r n.w things g t a t lu'H been shown except by "cai-p- Large Crowd at Opening ;ry. cummt. iMii' .....,i .ii, 1 , V . .riled other statistics to 'disprove fffTntlnupd I'toiii r-mro l.) thi'in. .Aiereiy io legalize a non-lnlo- lan etorl to restore a king's fail li In hating Iteer would In no wav elim- Whilt intplTKts thn kIiiHimi. if hiininn iuiIiiit lum-nvm '"omanliood and at the conclusion innte the bootlegger." lie asserted Ion. The action will be taken on bi'half of a cull known 11 s Jehov Ites, w hose chltdi n have been excluded because they refuse lo sal tit the ring, regarding such action as a foint pf idolatry. The religious tenents of the .lehovites forbid them resorting to court action. ...I... .... 1 . ... .... . " is wny mo proauccr employs tnc "nappy onctinp; only on jection. The Silturdav llitfh'ts and holidavs. I it hpomisn Lundnn SnU '"ve diinc ....J i.i:J i: r i '"n" K,M m niunjr una. uuuiij- uuniuiicun uiu Luuiirihi;ii ui ui 1 1 urunt wrenade. "Tin.' Ill's I'any" a ; classes than make up tho audiences of other nights? Pix-j prison.T'H sm; -wueeu Anm-s : i. 0..1....J,... 1 1 1: 1 1 11 'l-uee," Illustrated songs, and I ,v- wvi,t hiim iMnudj oiiuw moui 111 iCniiMSes Itream this country are the workinp; classes and out-of-town vis itors, and it is "not unlikely that a like condition exists in London. Hut why not a play with two endings? Where two dia- SCICVK i: M THOICIZKD was bowed ln sub- "On llm nlher bund there would Ol.VMI'IA. VViush.. Apr. i. (AP) Htorlrs, precetleil by In- con.slant Incentive for the brew- j l'ass nger and express service bv by Jane Stange, erics lo HiirrcptlotiHly inauufacturo ;auto s!age liefw-eeu Yakima and Canadian Officials to Investigate Rum Case VICTORIA. II. f, (A I') t'jin udlau officials are Investigating the action ol United Hlntcs- courts in sentencing Captain Hubert I'umph lel, Vancouver, to two years impris onment nn 1 1 a S.'.iHK) rine. I'ampb let was captured together with his crew on the schooner I'eseawhu by a coast guard cutler. Itrltish Co-: lumbhi olTlclifTH will endeavor to ! obtain exi'cutlve clemency for I'amphlct. 1 iet eanu the Kusslait laaliisy. wllh .lack Cooltdge singing ilillns, tin- opening nunitier of the Merry makers' program. The Konian idyll, with Tom llfil.... ..u II... ..I.I ..u metrically opposite tastos can hp uratifird, why nut gratify unit anil hum rollm,'l hy ir iuiiiiImt Ixith? The "hitrh hiow'' will have his Iragedv and the ir '-y " ""'' ... 1 ,, ..J , 1 ,1 ., 1 lIllHIIH lU NIIMiplKilli'K till, I U "low brow will lie nniusrd, it not hy the same play, then ,, ,i, i. a mi.,, ami ,iu,i.- m i pn- by two plays. ' 1 ' Ni'lipulllall mill tliNl i ll, ui,' IiIkIi puvir,il This wolilil a'I'l Ri ratly li I hi; (III'-l"lt-irlt it k or fiifoiTvini'iil." , Nim- No Anii'ilihlirnt. "I ,lo mil I, rll, v 11 Is ihiskIIiI,' "I llll IIDl IlililVf It ix IO.S.Sllll' (Mil a ntliiM'iit.. Ml' Wlu-. li r Kalil, -1 11.. Is mil lion ni,-n wlio;,. ropr.wi'lil al i cm ap- ulllcll WANTED! Buyers for the finest stork of Used Ford Cars ever seen in La Grande. All types; all models; ; all prices. Perkins Motor Co. Tlionc M-.r.00 Cor. UU and Adams ceded I lie African cut -lips concluded the program. Several score boys ami girls took purl In the stunt ?hov, which Is considered one or the most suc cessful In recent yeurs. 'I'he final show lug w ill be to night at the high school audtior luin. A full house greet eil the luiisleis lust night aud indications are that every seat will be occup ied lontghl. . t Corvallis Man Chosen As Maker Secretary fort land and Intermediate points has been ant hori.ed by the detri ment of public works to the Yaki ma Tnmsi t I'ompany. The coin, pn n y. w h ich a Iso opera t es In the vicinity or Yakima, has held u cer tificate uuthorizing Interstate serv ice only between Yakima und Port land for some time. u i;atiii;k it ti.ook SAN KKANVlHf'O. Apr. 24. (A I') The went her ou (look for t he week beginning April UTi, was an nounced here today by the weath er bureau as follows: 1'aclflc slates: The oul looki is for rair weather end normal Tor i u morula; unsettled ror i regon and Washington wit It tv return lo normal temperature early In the week followed ,y In during the middle and latter part or the week. Come Out and Eat Your Sunday PICNIQ JLUNCH GOODBROD LAKE Al io ('AMI' I .l, );KC() - Iv'o Charge lor Parking or Picnicking ("l ,lllwl8 WOSt Of lllll .llll-BOII I'l'llll) Tonioriow, Sliinlay. (',,,,! I m'.m! .,. lv . ofriolally oiu n.-il Io Iho uhlio loi- tin- watail oT I Ill'li. Com,. ;,ml an joy Hi,. Iiciintil'tll sha,.- I I-.-.-H. Iho ol,l oiTharil in t nnm.' laiala. HKI'I TIIH I'ltKlllSTOItllJ ri,l,' on IIh- jaclly Ink,, in uur IIKI.Ii'H. lAltl.DS. KIK'MI N Al STOM: (lt Vl)( lsi:. ' R Adrian Goodbrod, Propi-ietpr. lien ted car Industry is makiui: great strides. It Is predicted it will srtou pass t be t;l l biisiues.4. Mussolini Starts Amundsen Off Fresh Rhubarb and Apple Pies If you like fresh rhubarb, then you are sure to like our Hhjibarb Pies. Our Apple Pies are also made from tho fresh fruit Call and see us you are sure to find soniethiii"; to satisfy your appetite.. " 1 Try our new lloiuc-Mnric liiif. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery "Home of (olden Crust" Made to sell more. Open Sundays. ; IIAKKII, (in-.. Anr. M WIIMalil R Noilli ol' rorviillls was oloHi'tl sftTt'lary ul tho ltakor t'hunitH'r of, ooaiiniMi Int.- I'rlilay. Mr. North i will niii i-,', ,1 Waiter K. .Moai'hani. ,' wlui ri'Miiiioil curly In I'Vbruary loj lake ol't'ocl when his oirrossir wan . Mi'onr.Ml. Mr. North will lirwln Ills UiitlrH ilurltiK tin' Initi-r imrt ofMuy Woman Uses Shot Gun; Kills Infuriated Pull mi.l.SIUllio. tin... Aor. : (Al). I'art'lnt attntni; ol" In-r .vholutin sar,l Mil I'oarl llnrko hollor rrom Im-Iiik iioroil liy u Jorwy hull hero toilay. Mrn. HiirUi.holti'r nun In the piiMturi' w hon tho Inlll t'liurKisl. Sho nrnl ll.o. hltlliiB tho nnl. mill holli I lin.'M. I, lit ho ,!l,l lint ito. Whon within n fvw root of In r, Mrs. Uni k, hollor iha'o I o,l In ahoiiiinit him ta the fccaj I DOYS' HATS ANl") CAPS 1 girls' spring hats children's shoes : . l'oys' wash suits''.. ' . girls' dresses Children's Heller Togs al Lower Prices Norton's Kiddy Shop Premier Mnsfoliul or Italy eentei Is shown lu re nl the formal delivery to Itonbl Amundsen (right ) of the dirigible "Norse" In whicb: Amundsen will attempt to fly to the North Pole. Photo uhs lula:u at Uvuic shortly lrvlu;e thu uUempt ou UajuHUI Ute. Clnud P. Prnu the I lest was in Pdidlctnn IimIii.v irylinr to locate n place for n bmucli of our busl ms ublcb will Ix taken care of hy C'lnml P. Pnitt the Second, so ninny people tf IViidletiin hi? calllnj, foe us we det-lded tt r lleve tlM'in, Postscript:- !!ouf paint. S2.;t."i a gallon lis iisnnl eelai miMs are j goinu fast. The fnrmers have tMH-ii hauling tbcin nuay hundreds j nt n liiiM. hut I here is eiHuli ' left- foe the rtl of ou. dusi j plHMie tu jntr older. "The I PI ATT nn: Si;prM Vsir flap's rrHial" Pratt Lumber Company Ij firnmle. Oretton mr Foundry. Phone Mniu ilS u Sunday DiiMtios -are you building? I!V i;si(; T1IK "liUICKS OK TH III jt I '? YOU WILL SOON Iil H.i) A 'WALL 01-' PLENTY (lie rewind of yoijr lalxns . . the fruit of your efforts ' . nn assurance of success. ' ly tlic foundalion today Iiy opening ., account at ' , this most friendly sort or bank " ' ' ' ' La Grande1 National Bank ! tlirn use ''mucks w Tnitin'" I'