La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textnrnflav.May 5, 1926.; n m . , i a nvAKini? -lnPtor.tireinbctivilip 'ir.'U .Ml r? ' (Incorporated) An Independent Newapapet ; FKANK B. APPLEBY.. ; HARVEY F. MATTHEWS 1LiUU ' . ;(. s of Nomocracy In jjducutlon.' " """"" I " 1 ' ' NOMINATE 2 ;'Mr.. A. T. 'Hill ,of 1 Grinds 1 , . . , 1 , ...... , 1 . ..... t o J) . , " ' f'U A II? i announced by Mrs. McComb ' ' " ,' ; t v . i ;. ; ill v A run wtiAin th0 Wt.r of tho: nriIt ,,,,, yr w . Vf I 'Jhm& lr ! ! i In th iway contest . on "Tin- M I j 11 JSJ J ' (Continued from Page 1) areutost Ijibor-Buvln Device in I I Tl I Y&Zj9jr If I--. " . tho Home." Mm. Hill's sulili-ct I f I U I i I XBri S , I !: 1 was "Klwclriclty Woman's Kman- ' dm swl&;CSk cipator." Mrs. Mlnnlo M. Hon- mm mmmmamwmmmmmm Vt35i'Qr. net, of Laurel, Ore., a member - ' ' - ' .S . of tho Shoal's Women's club, from "1 T T"T T" 1 Tm 1 'H tAf' which the laiKest number of en- I II I 1 ' I ' trli's wcro made, won second I I I I I aSX MacMillan Hopes to . l I LJ I C I ' f tej3 Find Norse Trip Data Q p I 1 1 f I 1 L J 11 V 1 f fuonitniiea from j-n i.j , j, . 'I I I ' II Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1411 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffice ut La Oraude, Oregon, a Second Class Mall Matter unuor aol of Marco 2, 187. .' OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNIOr COUNTX AND THE . . CITr OF LA ORANDE MEMDEH ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwtsa credited If puoltshed therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local sews here in also are reservea. SUBSCRIPTION UAlib Carrier Dally, per month In advance- Dally, per six months In advance Dally, single copy. Bj Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance............. , DallV, per year In advance .. ' Weekly Obaorver-Star, per year. ....... ... 7 So ..M.JO .0 SOe -..-1.1.0 ....16.00 ....11.00 ADVERTISINO RATES , Display, foreign, per column Inch . i Display, local, per column Inch i Time contract rates on application. ..400 1 '. THOl'OHT FOR THE AFFMCTED "ThoU sliult not curse the dtuf, nor put u Mtuuibllng-block before the blind, but "hull feur thy Cod; I um the Lord." lv. l!i:M. I . ; . ii , Even women who like bnrgains don't care much-for a nan' whoge income has been, reduced.. 1 '! ' t. '.' '' ? ' Thepnly excuse that citizens-ha vo for being indefferent Jit election time is that past experiences indicate we' will i just about as worried over our taxes next year as we jwerfe 'last 'year. ' ...' '. S,.- Speaking; of politics, the state campaign can't hold a candle to tho one going on in La Grande this week with Ine annual convention of the Oregon Federation of Wom en's Clubs. Anyone who thinks women are ignorant in the ways of politics can learn, a lot by watching these delegates in action. , of first vice president. Mrs. C. H. Scranton, president or trio Nciffhborhood club, mado the nomination. ' Unhappily for local delegates, Mrs. Cochran's opponent Is also a La Orande woman. Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, a former ' county school superintendent here, rwuH nominated for tho placo by Mrs. William Hlone, or Oregon City, who Is understood to be a member or the Independent ruction. Mrs. A. Y. Meyers, or Marnhrb'ld. who steered her own club throuKh a successful entertulnment or the convention lust yeur, Is second vice president cundlduto on the ticket with Mrs. Krunkel and Mis. Cochran. Mrs. Wlllluiu Hell, or Roseburgt nominated , by the op posing ruction, withdrew her name. Oilier C'niiilhlutdi Mrs. Charles N. Hllycu, or I u' las, is candidate for recording secretary: Mis. Charles IS. Wells, or Hlllflboro, for treasurer; Mrs. R. W, Logan, of 'Heuslde, und n former president of the La Grande club, fur uudltor; Mrs. K. O. Illunchurd, of Hood River, and Mrs. Churles K. Runyun. of Port land, for rlrat director; Mrs. Eliza beth McNary Albert.- of Hulem, for re-election us second dlrecto;. Mrs. Hunynn alone, or the group named, represents what are known the "independents." the arctic circle. For three months we will work in und about lihru dor, Jlurrin Island. Houlh Green land und Kilesmero Island." It Is In thin territory Hurt Muc Millull expects to. find . proof . pf early Norse settlers. Purticulurly is this true of Iibrudor., . , . The old Norsu sugas tell of a Jund heynml the oceun, that whs colon ised by daring voyugers. It Is Muc Mlllun's .belief that this land In eluded not only Greenland, which tha Norsemen are known to have reuehed, but part of Uio North American continent. . ', He hopes not only to rind such things as weapons, grave stones, buildings and the like; It Is his be lier thut there exists hidden swuy in this wild land remnunts of u . tribe of Norse settlers; neoplu who can be identified as actual descend- Mlss Chamherluln's election i J ants of these pro-Columblun col supported by clubwomen rebelling onists. . If ho succeeds he will add .one more bit of evidence to thu great during and wklllud. seumanshlu ,pC those seml-barburlc sea,. rovers of he, ninth und tentli centuries A, '. According to a great many people, who saw tho wrest ling, bout held here the first of last week, care should be exercised by athletic authorities to see that future con tests are not of a similar character. The "rough stuff i,u' ln u" probability would novo indulged in by both men provided an unusual and interest- ,hol, first"v,clel"pre8idi.nt said 'lng' spectacle but it was far from being what could be ''is morning that she eit thut termed an appreciation for good, clean sport. Many wrest-1 Card'.""1 AnTcd'That nw ling,., followers have said that they would not patronize that? kmd-of a- bout againnnd, othera proliably" feel " like-" .wise. ' Rough stuff is probably all right in its place but it should notbo permitted under the' guise of good sport. against whltt they consider Is the too-long monopoly of federation government by tbu present -office I iumbents. Mrs. F. it. Barnes, 01 .Grunts Pass, ..made tho nomin ation. Thut Miss ('huintierlnln Is, D. . .. nn oulsidc-Portlund cundfTlnte is I The average Norse ship' meusur thought by muny to carry con- ed ubout 1" feet in length, liore sldernble weight with tho "coun-, a single must and carried some try" clubs, the story huvlng been twenty pairs of oars. The central gt-nerully circulated over the stute part of (he boat was decked, und thut the metropolitan -members on tills deck the rowers sut, euch ngreed with their sisters on the! on his own sea chest which con outside thnt Portlands had held '-Uiined his belongings. At each end the . presidency long enough. lot the boat there wus a short raised Following Ik Large. deck, underneath which there were But qulto outside or the resl-, living quarters ror tho ship's of dentiul talking point, Miss Chum- fleers. berluln hus a large rollowing. I The seamen worked nnd slept In Both she and Mrs. . Frankoi' are ' the open. They could not ''go be held In high esteem throughout j low." ilh, there wus no spuco under tho rederutlon. - Their opposing! tho amidships deck. At night, or cundtduclcs Impose a hurdshlp tin j in stormy weather, a sort of tent tho delegates who cumc unln-, like covering or cunvus wus stretch structed and must choose between I ed over them. , them. ' . j on long voynges cveryono ' ntc Miss Chamberlain, according to ; Coll rood; these early ships hud no tho beard members, hud declared Jgulleys und no cooks. The Norse sen Hint In tho rnce of their endorse, raptulns hud no compasses, steer inent pf.Mrs. Krankel shq would nB ,0By ,h the slitrs. not be u candidate. Home -of the THO BMfK hul, h,Kh lowld officers stated this morning that HirTn carved usuuliy Into .driiBqns uiu one in ucr mi.mhim- iu 'heads and til Is. The 1.1c- ,ln..ll To save money on your Observer Subscription at Special Bargain Rates $7.75 BY CARRIER, one year -Regular $9 , uc Known to tne noaro iwriie-. ,.,,,,,,,, ally gully painted In big vertical stripes. Kuch rower went armed, hanging his shield over the side, It wus In such ships, frail ami dangerous by modern standards. naliiewas, advanced for ihe .preslr ,.,,., : . . 7io.v, : The scrap for the republican nomination for state sup- , criritendent of, public instruction is assuming interesting j proportions: between Charles ' A. Howard,; Marshfield school j head, and Wm. Alderson, head of the Multnomah county schools. Alderson has practically no support from school j people of the state but is a crafty politician with many con- Elections that will give him tho support of follow vote jug- I glers. Howard, on the other hand, 1s backed in a -very solid fashion by the school people and educators of the jBtate and is roiling up a largo following outside of Port- land, i Since Portland schools are not under tho direction of the state superintendent, many people of that city are 3 lakihg the position that an outside man is entitled to the dentutl candidacy, she' hnd Tio-fn tentlon of withdrawing It. -, Klecllotiecrlng lleglus. Kleetloneertng cumu into tho open after thn nohitliutlng sesslfTil. A right thut will be waged with all the -spectacular accompaniment thai t-iniirkeil the convention at dleled-uml not nglefullyUy, M! ""t'!1 for " V.- ln..lT I rlpuiits. ... muyiipin mr imrr norm MucAllllun, liiciilcntiillv..-iiftiw- do a lllllo norllieri) Labrador, color nlzlng on his own hoosi. I .j "For I yeur l'V iin ruunlh buck and forth;" he siiys. "hilt this summer I'm going to pick a site up there to build nn entire community us a permanent base .which I will Send Your Check Today BY MAIL, one year GA OK Regularly $5 - - - HUNDREDS ARE SAVING! FL0RSHEIM SHOE You should wear , Florsheims they will , i' Cive you pleasure in . their appearance end content you with their loyal, comforting ser vice. See' the new Florsheims here ' they're skeleton lined, for coolness. . $10 ' N. K. West & Co. STORE FOR MEN day ii)ornih t)ui ilnti'caU'S, who. dti-r tho next convi'iitlon will Im , ro- 1 8lrc to sec tile Wiillotva lnk won ' thrlaml will bo tukvn by curaviin lnlo tin scenic laiuis. isaucrJ by tho Times.. Tho trad- a union coiiKreRs nn n on need tl at union workers will in no case refuHe to iinloud rood stuffs and medical supplies from )hips In Hrltfsh ports. However. In many ships food is loaded wiiii m'scHlanoous cargoes In such a ma tine But . I he compllmenlury swim will be offer ed at the nutatorium for till who care for uquatic sports. Press and publicity and applied education combine In the program! Interests for tonight at Maker. Miss Vella Winner, of tho Oregon Jour nal. chairman of the press und pub- city committee, und Miss Cham some of the pamclpa Polls will he open frem 9 a. m. to 1 1 a. in. at the Klks' temple Thursday. Nt elect InncerliiK will be nl lowed In thu hall, or in the corridors teiidlntc to the hull. Mis. liunlmr cautioned the usscmhly. iti;soi,nio.Ns iassi:d . I'lt'dKliiff themselves (o recom mend the' support only of those candidates who favor prohibition unit I he ell rnrei'lttelil nf In w. the del.-Kutes In (he Iwenty-slxth an-ftln' l'ever, is bo largely depen po(o and. I want to make this huso my head(iiaiiers, ho that cun styid back for supplies und still rcmuhi on the lop of'the worhl." thnt It is fmposslble, lo ,.rHin, presidential candidate,. who food out wi.hout remo-'-i u-swiu ,i1,m,tinn inff uio ouier cargo., i onsequent- liartment, will jointly preside. ly It Is conceivable thnt many . fopd cargoes ennnot be handled.) : I"l,nc' SKk. , , . Pr. Homer P. Kalncy. head of ' DISOIIDKHK CONTIM'K ne department of education nt OLASOOW. Scotland. May r, ! I'niversity of Oregon, is to deliver (AP). Disorders in connection. m,lin l'lress, with "County with tho general strike were r.-i I'nit Plan of Kducntion" as his sub Huined In niiinifow .todjiv.. Thin-.. Ject Iteports of Miss Chamber- wetn numerous attaolts. oir titi:a.'S. j luin's committee will be given In ln! the centcv pj'. t.M.Rlty , trtfn-1 connection. Procdec by, muslcul ; way' Inspector whs hauled off a offerings of the h'astess city, Vrank car und so roughly handled thut U. Appleby, editor of tho La Orundu Jle jwus taken lo a hospital. . . j Kvening Observer, will give nn ttd Jii the town of Purkheud Ihnj dress on "Increased Achievements ounook waH so alarming thatj Through Intelligent Publicity." mounted iioliet: were called out.) The cowboy breakfast with which the L nion county chamber or com NOTICE! We have a fine stock of Used Cars, all in good shape, and ready to go. Nw,, Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500 Cor. 4th and Adams I ini-roii is complimrntinK thu visitors . win iiu M'-i Vvii ui i iih luvurmiii; purtt FACTIONS IN ISLES SHOW FIRM FRONT frnntlnmd Kicnl Pnicn 1.) mini convention of 1 lit. IIii-kuii di-nt on inipoi-ti strike t-onltmii- I rnmls I hul II the und there is a probably give Alderson u good race in Multnomah county. Stnnfk'hl and Steiwer forces are at it hammer jind tongs these last days before the primary. Stanfield forces are ' knocking the. Pendleton man on every occasion and are boosting all other candidates lo secure n sufficient split that the junior senator may slip in'. 'Steiwer is equaily intent on educating republicans lo the fact that only two candidates are 1 vally in the race and that "a vote for any one other than Steiwer is a vote for Stanfield." Steiwer is still making large gains because of his ability and per sonality und because he is looked upon as the only republi can candidate who can win in November. Judge Harris, of Eugene, prominently talked as a possible senatorial can didate some months ago, is supporting Steiwer with en thusiasm, and his reputation for good judgment is having much weight. Slanfield's vote is already cut and' dried nnd the outcome -depends on how much his opposition is divided between the other contenders. Political prophets quite generally arc contending that Steiwer will have enough 1 to win. . j ,: I'nh'nnH nnf u Pfirthinrl nn nliliil n. tlwif 4Un in,ul,iln .W.teu ! I'Vdemtlon of Women's Clillis yes- ; . ... " r ... Itenlny afternoon went on reeoiil P1B of shlpplnc there ,1s nave a ngnt to pick me man wiio will -supervise their protest i mt uny activity Hint '"uiui ' shonaKe which may schools. A recent meeting of Portland teachers has cn-i1"'"1' " eken the immeiiiaie -i"--'' VitioninB: j j tt j- i-i r .1 -.i enforcement of the Volslc-u.il -t 1 '"' orilerllness with which the dorsed Howards candidacy for that reason,, and he will jeopaniixes in rutui-c sirike opend was sumewiuit In order that the slain iulorcii-ll,lllr,""'!y hroKen in I he eaijt l.on lur hospital w hich they feel Is of llo' (lul1' illstrlcl ycslenluy, in the tmrnmount Imporfunciv tor pilhllc. I'W'lHr, CunnliiBlowu und' liluck heallh tuny he estulillnheil In Kust-jw'" districts ureas. The police say em OrcKou. they resolved to use'""'! the lllolis which kuvc lliem their inmost Influence toward an 1 1 roul.le wnrn not leclllninto: tnrtlo affirmative majority vote upon the linionlsts Lul. .Loulis .of .u. duJlKiir hospital referendum in Novemlier, !us type..' They hecii'ii their ilisiir-u-ttliout w hich It Is not possililcder hy IioIiIIuk up "-struct jlmffl to station such an Institution out- during the day utid -oiit)ie.llllir side of Marlon county. cubs conveylni? workers lo halt. An Insistent appeal to stute and I They dtt utile harm, to the occu county hoards for more thorough' pants. I,ale In IhecvoninK the. mob supervision of comfort stations jirfww- dangerous. The machinery wus resolved upon. Oilier rcso- of several curs was wrecked and Call and See Us Sunday i We are open all day Sunday and are prepared with a largo variety of Cakes and Pies to tempt your appetite. Pi ices 2."ic to "idc Cur Products Made to Sell More. Gwilliams, Electric Bakery "Home of Golden Citist"-Madc to hcII more. Open Sunday 8. Opposite Observer luttoiiH provided for the snppo t of Mtutc cuinpulKU towui l protec tion for nuttx i' plants, nu ff I r mil lion or the Ktuml for klndi't-Riirt -n cxti'iiMiDU, nnl nuirnt Htippott of (Ik- rnllcil Kpunlsh Wur vcttrmiH Hi t heir movement lo place a I r on Vie still lie o(' itoHeell lit the terinlimt of the ltno.Hevelt ' hlKh way, overUinklnt; the Puclflr. M IH. K, A. JoheH. of I'ortlaihl. chah man of the reMolutimis com utitti'c. reported the rcHulutions puHNi d upon hy her w 7rker. i'ripilvnl R l. Hotlaml. of the VilnMnKtmi Stute colleRe, lUltl A. ('. Ht in nee, utate Olrector of A liter Icuntxiitton s v h o o I a , were the Hpeakerj on the prngrnm, which was .loin t ly in e ha re o f M r. . II. t'astner. chalunan of the America it cltlxeiishlp department, j and Mrs. Jeoalr . Mrt'omti. chuir i uuin of the American home de l pai-tment. lr. llitllamt. who npoUe . on "Kilucatlon nmt jN-moeracy." nd tuoti'Hbed the clutiwomen to innke it their himlne.sH to ee that nev -? Mhull Ameilcansi le able lo say they uil not hav a ehancc. "Opportunities in practical train im? and cultural education arc tltr Dilution of n democraey' he said. "Kiitmltty of talent mver exll. hut ctiallly of opportunity a ilemm-rncy ouiiht to ho uhle to HMiire that. "We are Inklnff out Instiraneo on lhe future of America when we open tho paths to the best I tho paHsenffers roughly turned out. Many of thea, were women who were rorred to continue their jour ney on foot. When the police intervened there, wna lively rioting. The coimtnlden rained blows on the rioters with their clubs and numerous disturb crs or, Ihe peace were In bad shape when, with thu aid of reinforee meiits the police finally cleared Uu streets. The police' today were up. patently expeciint: a renewal of the irotibte and were keeping a si rung foree handy. routlnenitil workers in many centers already have proclaimed 'symmidhy with tho brother . slrlit era. who rely on the ( support f Kur ope tin comrades. Vinaneially If nee! be, bat tit any cnsi In pre ventmR the transportation to (trout Itrltuin of coal and other tnerchan 1 disc which, would, be detrimental, to the intensts of the strikers. j Kinff George Is gravely concern ed over the strike. He is credited with havtnK uaed his Influence as j fur as possible on behalf of 'tho' I peace w hile th MKIMIES 111 'HI, VOAh. - IJ'.KOS, Kin;., May 5 AP) Several thousand strlkuiit attacked, at 7:30 p. in. tomorrow. Curs will an emergency tin in cur with lumpa. ho at headiiuurtora to Convey thu of coal taken ' rrom a puHsinfrj guesl.s to the prounds. lorry. The windows of the car, li.-sidcs election, results of which wcro smashed. Some of the paws-1 wn, h,. announced at 2:4 5 p. in., an enjoi n had narrow eucapes from J midnw ,y Miys (Amelia Marviji, n:-iu,' 1 state librarian, is one. of the mor- j row.a rni,.f program interests. I.IVKItrooL HAS 'tHOmi.i; I V. s. Gilbert, recent of thu Uni 1,1 VKItl'OOl,, May 6 (AP). Iverslty of Oregon, will bo present HooMf?ans ut tucked busses mann:ljed by the public weirnre depart, by volunteers In Wulliisey, a sub- ment to speulc on "Tho Doernbech urb of Liverpool, this urternoon. I (r Hospital" a cause that runks Two policemen were injured. The anions the ftit interests of the fed- Mother's Day -Next Sunday Remember Your Mother ,. with a bo of FINE CONFECTIONS Put up in Special Packages. Priced $1.50 and $3.00 , Let us mail one for you today. Red Cross Drug Store drivei'H und eonductoi-s of tin busses were roughly handled.. i:i:poi:ts ii:mki. "1.0NIMJN, May fi (AIM. H ports that ncot hit Ions for settle- nient -of t he strike laid been r'1 opened were catiKoiJcally deiiieJ ut labor hcadititirters this ulter noon. : ; ' . - I Iti'nlal of the report that, nego tiations for a strike , sett lenient hail been reopened also was made by the secretary to Premier Uald- -.' may i si: ntoops , htJN I "ON, May ft (AP). Home Secret ury Sir William Johnson 1 licks made a statement in the house of commons this afternoon I which Juarers Interpreted as. meaning thut the uovernntent was prepared to use troops to mnln lafn Hervices of, vital 'importance, such us the railwuys. If necessary. ration early in the afternoon. Convention closes utter Thurs day afternoon's business session, :it which time the invitations for I veil nnd officers instill led. Krl- Mrs. Mossman Honored By Federation Head fOonllntio,! I'-inirt t-iiif l. lli'lln I'ulks: division. . Yi-slerduy was a wonderful ilay, A ilriuna. "Tho "ircli" iroihicl , wiimi'i It? Wf nil Itiok for a hlir by im inlii rs of Hir NclKhliorhooil croi, tlii.n-fnn wo will co ulicail dull iiikIit illn clioii of Mrs. Huxrl anil w:nt up mir Imuso. finv iiKiif. Iiffiir.- a (lollithlful nuitionrv j wir fii-liN ami stain ur nmf. Of ail- IhiaU r whi rc tho iWH-so tin- rintt I iiiuIkt tviuiputty Ladies' Dresses Size 34 to 40, stamped for embroidery, ' and all made but the. handworks, at " . 51.50. and $1.93 : ' 'r ,.; ". ' Guaranteed fast color wash :any waV ' you like. ' ;, -! ; "V ': . - - ' i" Norton's Kiddy Shop;; at the Arc; morning session was h tut.M the literary division's con tribution to the convention pro Rrajni. Th1 pl-ers and their dl reetnr were detutjcil witli compli ments. No luncheon conferences were held today, because of the lonp mornlmr session und the trip to linker this ufternoon. Pitit"sh)ii Held. The procession of the local ptvtd denU a trudttlonal ceremony dur- neKottattons were.intf which the club leaders survey i In .profrn ss. He is recelvlnc con- i rapidly the work of their.ornnnin slant reports on the progress of j Hons dnrlup the chwinK ynr wiis even. the event of the early afternoon Id, constl-,! be plmx lo buy your ntatcrlnl. ie aiv sum uic ncnMit nmror ' In Uk couiilry In suite of lilt rncl that 'we fell sway almost a Imlf poiinil. j (iilco nn? emit wliite, n factory' white, cnhl water jwinr for mills, ructurlc. bants Kraas, poultry) 1miixs or oilier biilhllns when if low t-vi pnitit tlwit will not nut or Hake nrr l delrel. TUen N' no lime In illco mic tiwt white.! It Is rh-epnror, tut:l wImmi apfilietl to wtM;i. fimur-priNtN tin- Mirfmv mul retaiiU comhasiitHi to n re ntnrknble eMetit. The prtcv in re innrKably hv. "Modern Business" demands a helpful and co-operating banking connection. OUR SERVICE AND FACILITIES FOR SERVING YOU ARE JUST AS MODERN 7QJnnL,.AS BIG JUST " AS BROAD AS PRESENT DAY BUSINESS DEMAND Today was Ihe first day thnt Londoners were without there familiar newspapers. They had them Monday, although In sonie w hat crippled form, but today they were able to obtain only the Kovernnu it I 's lri t ish ttaael t r. that limn cun attain In life ilnd ' prinithl on one able of paper, and n It's An "All La -speaking of the Grande" Bank meeting In the Klks' temple. Immediately afterward. Ihe dele gatea and v is j torn who have ngis teml for Ihe liaker trio will be taken over the. Old Oregon Vh11 hlRhway to the Topper Olty, wher they an To be entertained by the Linker Alpha l.iterury club at din Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Ilw Vuor Slan's Krlmd" Near rntimlrr. IMior" Mala 1U t Nu 8uuilaf Uuslrcaa. La Grande National Bank make it yours. of course.