La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPrt Foot TucsdW, .May H,l;92oV;T SITUATION IN ENGLAND rank othtg bsrrto I ' IS EASIER Aa ladcpcwtat Km (ContlootM .Trout hi 1.) ; riUNK a APPLEBY- -Editor and PwkUaW Bar vet r. Matthews.. Buaiacas MiMfif Pubilahad availing. pt auodar, at I4lt Adam Araaua, ,' La Oraads, Oncoo. Tb Obaenrtr-War publlaoed avary Friday. EMarad at tha Poatofftca at La Grande, Orecoa. aa rVcoad Claa Mall Matter uuaer act of March J, 1(7. .. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND THS .... CITT OP LA ORANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i ' ina Associated Preas la exclusively enttUed to iwa (or poo- cation of all aewa dispatchts credited to It or not otbarwtaa ' -radlled If puollsbed therein. All rtirbta of republication of '! special d Is patents la this paper, and alao the local aewe bere ' a alao are reaervoa SUBSCRIPTION KATE6 Uf Carrtet Uallr. par month la advance ,' DeJIr, par tlx moo the la advanre ! Daily, atone copy..,.., - i.i - Br kfall ,Oallr. par month la adraaca Call, per alz month la advance Dallf, per year la advance- TH ' Weekly Obeenrer-BUr. per year. II.lt !- -. DtepUr. foretfttt, DiMplaj, local. pr column Inch ADVB RTX8INO BATEfa pur column Inch.,, ........ Tlm contract rt oa application. 31 f 1 TUB LAW Of OOI "Ye aJiall therefore kp my irtatut, i and my JudKmnUOM hieh If a man do, ho shall live In them; . . 1 am the Lord." Lev. ifc;5. was r-ported today, Kipm TraiMM WiwIunI Th famous "Mylng Scotchman" aa express from Kdln burgh to Ivondon one of the faateat trains In Great Britain was wrecked yetr day near Nearcaatle and the auth orities today claimed a rail had been deliberately loosened. . The train was being' run try a volunteer crew, replacing railway men. Luckily, the engineer had slowed to a bare six miles an hour. land only one paaaenKer was injur ed.i Rail M-rUH-ntM Fatal Four deaths from railway acci dents have occurred in tha last 24 hours. Three passengers were kill ed and a number hurt whnn a1 train manned by volunteers collid ed with a freight train near Kdin- j burgh and In another accident at t-'ambridgM ore person was killed and two were injured. , '.'' King George held a private council at Buckingham nalace this J morning. Whether it Is for ratifi cation of further emergency mea sures was not disclosed, A government spokesman, out- IF II 11 $25 A PILE - j 1 "Why, After The Won derf ul Relief This Med icine Has Brought Me I Just Have All The Faith in The World in It," Says Mrs. Lowe. I didn't know what to do. Why, my stomach would hurt me so bad 1 could hardly bear the weight of my clothes at times, and I ' was perfectly miserable. I couldn't even get a night's rest and could ind nothing that would help mC., "But finally my husband read, of Karnak and got me two bottles to try- The first few doses seemed to upset me but after that I Im- proved right along until now I ( have taken three bottles and the) pains In my back are practically! gone, and i -avn't been both-1 ered with neuritis In my limbs ji since I started on the. medicine. "I am always ready for me;il i time now. am almost, completely I liter u.s.matj kbt T ..S-.a ' .t l. a l. 1 . .1 every minute," continues Mrs. do all the housework In my two Lowe, "I suffered with, sharp! story house now. except the cook- pains through my back and had. log. I have all the faith In the This Karnak is ' the greatest medicin I ever heard of and ' I wouldn't be without it if it cort 12$ a bottle." declares Mrs. Kmily I Lowe, of 1 103 Francis' Ave., Portland. Ore. Mrs. Iowe was "lty Clerk In Boise, Idaho, from 1900 to 1905, and has resided In Portland for 21 years. 1 The past seven or eight years such severe neuritis pains fn my limbs that I couldn't hold out to lining the situation at the begin- sweep a room without sitting nlng of the eighth day of the strike, said there bad been " Im portant defections among the rail yvay men, but that the main body 'of strikers remained out. ! The Brltbth Worker, the labor organ, announced late today that the workers In shipyards and en 'gineeiing shops would be called out tonight The British Worker says that the , order applies bo all unions la the j engineering and shipbuilding trades affiliated with the trades union ! down to rest. - "And my stomach was simply In dreadful condition. I would world In Karnak, and firmly be- llf'VO a ffw nmrn mttltm u-ltl nut me ' In rwrfft rnnHtttnn lt'l Just wondei f ul." ' Karnak Is sold In La Grange by the L. &. L. UruK Co., and by all' Just bloat up with gas after meals other leaUtng druggists In La ; uut.il mk wuuig gag me. ann i ; uranae ana in every otner -town, would get so sick at my stomach Adv. I. C. C. TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF OREGON LINES jtfiw armored skeletons ,Jiave been discovered in Ken jtucy.;; Maybe old knightn-errant who died looking for Ken atuckyielles'to rescue, .-. 1 . ', : , ' FINDING AMERICA FOR $7,000. . ; The sort of questions some people ask is only little Jess surprising than the fact that there is nearly always . someone to come forward with an answer. Recently a i newspaper question and answer column .received the fol lowing query: "How much did the discovery of America cost?"! The newspaper found an antiquarian who made reply: . ' "The famous first voyage of Columbus cost only 36,000 pesetas or $7000 in the terms of our present currency. Isa-1 j WAR CLOUDS ! , GATHERING IN EUROPE (Continued from Page 1) WASHINGTON. May 11. (AD iMnrmu t.ut rinM nnt nnniv to m.'n The lnteretat commerce' rnm mH- ' " T ' ' emraeid In work at the government 'oa today dlamlnod the petition of The only salvation s'-n dockyards, admiralty etabllh; the ' public' lBfce'co'mm'iiion''bf' "f h'nl 18 a Pan-European eo i mnta or government engineering Oregon which sought construction i permanently establishing wurka. ; , j of various lli-' cf railroads )n j obligatory arbitration, the rescind. , The engineering and shipbuilding 'swtp'enf-bntfoa'iiut conditionally '"P "t all special political agree- ! trades which would be affected authorized the Oregon, California ! '". " .iu toui.ine-.. k . ..A Ann h n d KnRfern ra .air n .nn.l .... ,.. .L . . , ... WI Ill.illl' I U 1 ' I U.ll 1 l.ll I , , ,V,.V. , - .. ... - J n. ". ... ... ,..)ti 11 - . . . . workers. certain lines fn KJantath and Lake counties. ' i orltles; a colonial agreement. an economic ulliance. and Firebug Sprays Oil On Tne commission mo 'approved iw uppruveu ; n Uft. " mj 1tmUaa I conditionally the execution by the.UiegOn rrejUOlCe L8W JlUlUe ana IgTWeS Jl southern -Pacific company of the I la HoM f V.r.c.f .r...l AAW.U .1.1 .. .1 IV. . II. I ...... j Oregon, California and Eastern by j POHTI-AND, Ore., May 11. (AP) ' purchase of Its capital stock and' An unidentified flnbue sDruved "r-!wise conoiuonauy autnorlua coal oil on the side of the home ' Oregon Trunk railway to. con of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. WlckJand. In struct a line In Deschutes and the southeast section of the city Klamath counties. .and set It afire early today. ' I The Central Pacific railway was Mrs. Wlckland' was awakened by authorized to construct a line In 111- AiA f ho.. h ,..Uln r.- on tU ofi. r.oi nf IMe crackle of tne flames. She Klamath county. Oregon, and Mo the expense, woke her husband and small son' doe countv. f'altfnrnla. Martin and Vincente PinZOn, Who respectively Together they extinguished the fire Acquisition by the .Southern Po- enrnmsnnarf tha Pintn nnrl Minn whilo rnlnmhlia mnnnoprl Tore tne fire department arrived, clfic company of tho Nevada-Call . j The damage was estimated at 50. fornia-OregonTailway by purchase (Of Its capital stock' was approved. Actress Charged With . ! , Dancing; Sans. Tights the Santa Maria, supplied two vessels and contributed a considerable portion of the funds necessary for their equip ment and maintenance." ,. ; ... ' It is entertainintr information., reirardless of accuracy r VUU.,i nf T..l,ll. nifieonf' NKW VOItK. May 1 1. (AP)- i miinji "" -leryl Halley, actress, was ord-tred generosity ?.oMany a yacht cruise today costs more than to eniain in court today her mio eTAAfl" ir r'vw ttt a 8now attended by Mrs. ,,. IUI.I,jRKPOtTi:D OtT Alfred K. Hliiitli. wlfo of th ernor. ' KTgeant Oi-orge ("Hurd I'd") Hmith and to rested Miss llulley last night ItOKKDUHO. Or,'.. May 11. (AP) A. .fayryljle report, recommend ing the passage of Htnator Ktan field's bill providing appropriations amounting to more than $&,00u,oou ftir tflstriDution among 18 Oregon counties has been hunded down by o patrolmen ur..Ua vommlttre, pn. public last night In a,1""""- ' . gwi-. , Holl- l OUR FREE INSTITUTE IN JULY. The Obsei-ver's Homcmakers' Institute, already an nounced in our news columns, is to provido for the inter csted women of the entire county an authoritative treat ment in a moat practical way of the most important sul- .r , them If liet'd'fl.' iliiring a rescue of improvement. Through such an institute it will be possible "'".."- " "iV glng . ..e oil for us to give you the benefit of the training and expen- Th unager or the nroadimrst n,or" ,nan n ml1" " horo. once of the foremost specialists in the Northwest. Can give it in a more intimate and valuable way that spucc- cramped feature articles in the news columns would permit. garden of Kden scene In "Hunk of k I .... ...v . m i Hhe had danced under at Alltl l,A.sr. III.ADY IO III.IJ iranvas tree while smaller Kv. s1 . ir- Idanred through llie .Pa nn,i P"ne loaded with life preservers i.i.n, ..i... in ih ti. ii. r- circled over head ready to drop jecis relating to nome muKing, nome managing ana nome who seemed to want them. A nJ ...n IhoHti.r unit the uliile itiiinner-r iilnn rum w " iiniiiirt I were arrested. "Vi Mrs. Hmltll said she liked the show "immensely. Immensely." H I- J ! J l-l l i l. !. I III.,!. U- r,,ur tiersyiiiV" in lilu to uui ueaiit: uuu jiuuiii, iu iiitinc uiu inoubuto bite muov dience. ' outstanding success of anything of the kind ever attempted ; publicly or privately in the state. It will bo the most elali-i,,,(;:i'JJlvnA orate program of this nature and will bo received, we be-! heipies immkrnt arc enslaved by lievvwith a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and appro-j JXV'It'roVn" ri.."'" "ooZ"" ciation on Uiq part of our feminine readers. Although the final details are not worked out and our faculty is not com platc.'We can promise a very unusual attraction, free to all women who wish to attend. The lectures and demonstra tions, varied in character and subject matter, will bc of an extremely practical nature throughout. Everything will be handled with the idea that the suggestions and ideas pre sented can be immediately put into practice if they are appealing. To read the list of experts already secured for institute sessions is to realize that the four days in July will be of great importance to the entire community. other launches rescued the Two men RAI.EM. Ore., May 11 (AP). .he Oregon law which provides .hat a ludge of the court must itep aside, when an affidavit of prejudice is filed against him and :he judge to try the caso is heid :onstitutionul, in the opinion of .he supreme court. The' opinion .vrltten by Justice Pelt, overrules I demurrer In the -case of VV. S. U'Iten( petitioner, against 'Jude George H.- Bagtey of the: circuit ;ourt for Washington ; county, un i irlglnal proceeding In mandamus.: Only Justice Hurnett dissented. :. A ' The only question Involved wns .he conaiituttoenlity of the act. It ' was conceded that the language . if the act Is mandatory, leaving, lot hi" r-.foe the jti!e,t to do, whin. u6 affidavit of prejudice Is, filed, , Jt step aside. ' . ,t . ' . . I f IHTI.AXD SIAN APKJINTi:i 8AI.KM. Ore Mjy.ll. (AP) Kfank 8. Ward, of Portland, was today reappointed by Governor- Pierce as a member of . the. state , board of pharmacy. Mr. Ward Is. secretary of the board, , 1 , PKNIiLKTON, MuyMl. (AP)- Mrs. Albina Khlnehurt of thb city, a 'pioneer resilient of eastern Ore- pon, died here tliia morning at the tign of HH. Mlchlfnut. To llrrndway skeptlcM he answers that iuiIh have Hlav, drniK'M In a Im p hive urc sluves, wild turkeys lure tume onrs from burn yards and ensluve them end on lurk iHlnnd. Hault.Rte. Mnile, the b'-aviTM muki the riniMkrutu build dunw. . ,.4. f itovAirv sihi.ns opiika LONIKfN Itoynllles me refrtiln Inff from ultimllnfr the opi'ra dur Injf the t'liiiTK'.'iirv. The fVvnt Kurdi-n siUHon oputted without them. ErQdOetsv ijg WANTED! BUYERS lor the finest stock of Used Ford Cars ever seen in La Grande. All types; all models; all prices. Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500 Cor. 4th and Adams mi w s .- .- , I Call and See Us Sunday )' We are open all day Sunday and are prepared with a largo variety of Cakes and Pics to tempt your i appetite. Trices 25c lo tide Our Products Made to Sell More. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery "Home of Golden f ruHt"Miidc to sell more. Open Sundays. , " Opjwsite Oliservcr am ai-e There's never a 'trip but what there arc chances for pictures gel your Kodak out. Kodak Film in the ycl- I low box dependable de veloping and printing. Red Cross Drug Store VTTEowe it to 'you, as you owe it to your property, to deal only in a paint that protects as well as beautifies. keeps cut weather, Paint moisture 'and fuqgus prevents decay and depreciation, saves repair bills and caves j'ou money I We have made a - , thorough study of paint economy and ,yyL can advise you to your advantage. - Oregon Hardware Co. . Coat sale ' . '.'., -i . , t ' Sport Coats Dress Coats '. ' ' ' "i, . .. ' 1 '"'' i-'J Fur Trimmed Coats , ;v, . Tailored 'Coats . . i Children's Play Suits Ago 0 to 9 95c BOYS' BIB OVERALLS : 95c EXTRA HEAVY OVERALLS Age 4 to 12 ..$1.25 Norton's Kiddy Shop 1 4 and ,i (. r i i! 3 , - ..... 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