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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, May 19,
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ARMS PARLEY
IN DEEP MAZE
GENEVA. Hay 19. (AP) Only
peace, time armaments can . be
limited by any conference of nat
ions, This provision agreement
j was reached nt today's session of
the preparatory disarmament com
! mission which decided that It was
Impraitcable at the present mo-
fterci
Pfice FIRE MENACES
CAT
T010T
shrubbery In ' the -yard 1irtl'ller
StrOVed.. -There mi M tnniln 'U
The houses stand close together
and are wooden struct urea. If the
Courtney residence " and ' store
building; and the Teal bouse had-
ca light lire moat of the town would
probably have burned.' r
A source of many a rood Joke
seems to be shut off the old cue- I
torn of taking a bath on Saturday! might have been a disastrous fire
mem seems to be rapidly dying to the little town of Troy occurred
out.
h
"Anil now, Aim. Sullivan," salil
thr roun.v-1. "will you be kind
rnomrh to letl Hie. Jury wlictlirr
mem 10 mm 01 rraucinr me uiu- yollp husband was in the habit of
IIMlltJT nfll (MriTIIKtlltl Uf tVUIHKt B.
In ratifying this conclusion how
ever the commission agreed to a
nl en if leant reservation by At. I'aul
floncqur, of I' ranee. This was to
the effect that, when the sub-committee
frames the .exact formula,
it must recognize', that estimated
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NATIONAL ORKATNEB.T "What great nation Is there
that hath God so nigh unto them, as the Lord our Ood I
whensoever we cull upon ilini." Dcut. 4:7,
reductions In peace time arma
ments should take Into account
thn military, economic,' and geo
graphical factdra upbn'whfch the
wartime power depends und lo
the rapidity with which assistance
could be afforded to a statu If at
tacked.
Thus the admission Is mudc ut
the very ouiset of the Geneva de
liberation that reduction of arma
ments is an exceedingly compli
cated problem which cannot be
solved in terms of numbers of
troops and guns. Not only econ
omic and population factors must
be taken into consideration, but al
so In the opinion of K ranee and
some other nations, concrete re
ductions must depend to a consid
erable degree on the extent of the
effective aid which can be rushed,
to an atatcked state thrqugh oper
ation of a scheme of mutual assist-
once, i " -. . j
The,' coram ft tep decided to a
point' a drafting committee which
after further general discussion
will recast and clarify the agenda
and endeavor to separate technical
military nuesriona- from purely
PKOMIBE (Special) What J 31 of 200 AcCUSfd ill
Seattle Under Arrest
Monday night when two old build
ings a dance hall and a burn be
longing to Mr. Baxter, burned to
the ground. The cause of the fire
Is unknown as the buildings had
not been in use for some time. ,
Airs. George Courtney und Mrs.
awakened by the flames at about
Milking you with Impunity.'"
Wlil wliat, hlr?" , . , t .
"Willi ImjMiiiliy."
lit n il v . i.ir-. iinur rati I fliln.
ho struck nic ofU-ucr witt Ills Iu:au , euM: a mvn ona wu
flslit." I men from all ' parts of the town
'"'' : I had gathered to help extinguish the
In a recent fire the mewing of a f fire and v lhe Courtney and Teal
, kitten saved six lives. Or, count
ing Itself, fifteen altogether. .
SEATTLE. May 19. CAP) Fifty
one persons out of approximately
200 accused In 26 liauor Indict-1
nisnre hmw h .a .1 . t... . I
ments here had today been arrest
ed. Thirty of these apprehended
Were InvnK'Pri In n tnarnl Knnanle.
Walter Teal, who live near by. were I acy ctUi0 comprWnff defendenta
In Belting up u swiniminc parly
TAMOrS NOT TO SAY
NOTORIOUS SPRINGS
Dvautlful !
homes. At times It seemed certain
thai the residences would catch on
fire and Mrs. Teal and Mrs. Court
ney bfgun to move out their house.
one offlca employe objected, 'for I MOIa gooou. Dut through the efforts
fear his iron constitution might of ",r'r neighbors the houses were
rust. I vi.
There was slight damage to the
Teul home but the Courtney resi
dence was badly damaged. All of
the windows were broken, the doors
board! I charred and the shingles damaged.
Hutu! The fruit trcea and vines and
Down by the Old
The tiger's
including a police captain, ' two
sheriffs and Hoy Olmstead. Of the
77, forty-seven were yet to be apprehended.
SCHOOL STAR IIlOW.i;i
HEATTIJ-;.' May 1. AP) Will
iam Browne. 18. former star track
athlete of a Seattle high school was
drowned In Luke Washington here
yesterduy. He lost his balance and
fell from a launch he was painting
at a boat house where he was em
ployed. Although the body wait re
covered five minutes after the ab
cldent resuscitation failed. ' A heart
attack was indicated. '
one yourself, whut'
have you?
Lu And what part of the pic
ture did you like best? .. : . '
Sue The part when j.dclf pro'
posed to me of course,?- , -'-rv:.--
! Jazz dancing may be the salvation of a generation that
doesn't take any other kind of exercise. '
ji . , , ,- ,,
A .
Ground was broken at KInmrtth : Falls lust week for a
kicheloro' hotel, the first unit of which will cost $41,000.
The hostelry js licinp; erected by Mrs. Ora Youfiff'says a
news item. 00 me ivirs. ' nas aeciaea 8ne WOUId Hither j sua of Japan, count Von Hcrns-I Husband: Have you much shop
cater to the whims of the bachelor man than to the mar- Vrff . UtTmanr- B'-nor crel . lne do "-'1J'?
. . try .. ... lArgenlina, w. lie nroucKore 01
lied ilr. WcIJ, exxricnce is a dear teacher, sure enough. ' ueigium and .m. si;ai of Poland.
THAT nl.ASTEO LSMB AQAlN:'''
Mary had a little. lanib,.-, r,--?;
With sadnoss we relute: Yy'i
It made a lunch.- of , her. fctep-lh'-1''
And thcn.lt got (he gate.' tT-i-t:
:'(,!,
.Mamly, yon iltiln'l cnll Jtat-tmr
political problems.' Tim committee wash for twa wek, yi ym sent I
Includes' M. I'aul-nonrour of ia hill for It Jm IIm nnm.''l"ya'im
France, Hugh Gibson of the United I done ttik a IMtt week-H ! Vacation !
Klnlrs. Lord Cecil of Great llrltaln,,wlf ngy." ' I.i
Oencrnt Marlnls of Italy, M. Mat-f .' . '
" . 1
111 1 11 n n 11 b n !i 11 11 ni 11 oy -
wwtt I a r-r-1 T
HATS and CAPS
For the small boy, 3 to 12 years old.; ; .
. .. , ..Made from best materials, ' Jt ., .
. 50c to $1.75 ':'!. T :,
Norton's Kiddy Shop ; :
Infants' and Children's Wearables h
TIME TO SPARE FOR COLLEGE.
Wife: I don't know.
money hnvo you got?
How much
AIIOL'T MOVIES
CHICAGO, May 19. (AP) The
average movie an does not appre-
CAIXAIIAN 1 IK ATS GAKCIA
iwhi'pi ivn t a t un... r.ii,.-
A college president, snenkinp- recentlv to a o-athprinc nf.'imn. Portland iithtw.-ii.-hi. won a
j 2,500 high school girls planning to go to college, urged them' 10'rol,nd ?FClslon over A1 Garcla ot cla,e ,he hen" c,,im of p'e'u"
ll .if J, j ft- i lu . , ... ' .Spoknno in a slow bout here last and this lack of discrimination en-
l """ "iiu mnir. uic uuiig uvur ueiore acciaing acil- night. Callahan scored a knock courages thenter managers to oh-
down In the ninth. The mntch was tnln the cheapest and most senxu
substituted for, the, Wi-Jdon King-I tlonal plays. ' , , ,
Sammy.iMoiMleil-. fight which ws .' This Is the consensus bf repllrii
cancieled when Mandell injured a . received from the Methodist yoiitli
nMristiln training. lof the land to a question sent out
' ' by the Epworth Herald, official
ltK-i:it HOItS'SliV III HT I publication of the Kpworth league
,STJ l,OU18. May 19. (AP) Uo-"Whafs wrong with tho movlesr1
i
nitely. Then he gave them this further bit of advice:
"If you have four years to spare,' if you bin take the
time fo learn how to live rather than make a' Jiving, college
itt ill laa Tnl trrtii ) ' mi ' - .
a eras vs jfinvv IV! JUU) r -
"The business bf making a living is only an incidental
interest of the cbllege. If you have hot four years tj spare,
college is not the place for you." ' "!t ';
.Undoubtedly that will sound very harsh to .sonie.prpsi-
IVuiliitA aaI Iaha j i Ti 1 .a . V" - r. -
liarenls. But Vh'ST thn IrH ' rT riUi Th '.1Z'7.1V 'n when hof "second' H; high school studenu, op
jully Ite tiuth .and value appear.
are you prepared?
"OPPORTUNITY" ;' v
surely, there's
just plenty of it . : ; . r
the trouble is this
-' so many of us arc not
ready-FINANCIALLY-to ; .
really "fit in" with it. - ' ;
. . . - . ' :-;:- : m : - '
I.'- , .,
ppen an account l . . ......
today now at .the i ''':
gcrs llornsby, HI. Louis ?ardlnal,It was In the form of a contest.
.playing manager, whs forced to
lenveltha field In the third Inning
.of today's game with 1'hlladclphiu
.There' has been a tendency in recent- yca'rs"rta' hasten
j. .., ...v... ,u. j"."K in;ujjic, in me njgn, scnooisaswcii
SIX STl'DKNTS IllKT.
SA1.KM. Ore.. May 19. AI')i
base.
ij ATjlKMm-: AIIMITK GI II.T
fcJhV YOUK. Mny 19. (AIM-
their way to debute before a Port
land audionge. wero Injured-, and
bruised when their automobile was
crowded from tho Pacific highway
nc;ir Woodluirn at 10 o'clock. , p
lAlextinder It. HodKes, former I nl- I , Winston Williams was knocked
i Vai 7 r " V T 1U'PI"K nwmTBity of Kanm anil rnlwrillty ; nconclou and left lying on the
J nafilliy lO Cain ft llVing; has made SoniC pCOplc Ul'ge Uiatjof California ulheletle, today ground for nearly an hour while
i education and CUtlire be iriven Second nlaro whilo o2lH.:M,nl, tull,y lo Bocond U.tRree.aark Hurham was severely out,
" - am.li.1 In re..ni. ..III ... u, . . n mil f hl nvn Dlhnra n thn
using
"""""B w wtuyiii. , .. . Iced Junu 18.
BUt after all. to Icam hnw tn ti va iitfnllifronHv vllu' Hodpf-s robbed a rtHtnurant
uA ..ef.,ll : i.... ,. ' April SO.Iaat,
a.x,w ,a iHuiv- uiiiui uiiiL itiaii to icarn salesman-1 pistol.
ship, me four years "spared" to college may be made far
more valuable than four years in business. Whatever sne-
cialization is necessary should come more readily aftci-
waros.. .
y UP TO PARENTS. ' -
T . ....
neie ia sometliing for parents to think, about. The
faculty of a Mississippi high school issued a:- warning to
part).-,
nil of. whom were bruised, were,
of Kdlth Hlarratt. Turold Tomllnson
toy Jack Itumage and Iuuline Klndlty.
HUH ; :
mm . ; i
1 J-:,
.. -and
F
Grande
National
Bank
'ohI1 soon be i
INANCIALLY READY
-to really "fit in"
, , with your "OPPORTUNITY"
MDVII-X COMItAT SAIjOOXS
PA it IS Movies are keeping
French workmen from lhe saloons.
Tile pictures mid Improved hous
ing, thinks Professor l.nltlc, of the
academy of medicine, are doinc;
more thnn anything else lo ' de
cretive alchollKlu in the country..
i parents in the community that 25. per cent of the-pupils
.11 me junior year aim hj per cent ol thoso in the senior
year face failure in June. In the eyes of the teachers, the
parents are to blame. They have been "eagerly inteiwted
in social climbing" and have sent to the schools,; -especially
on Mondays, "children exhausted by a too strenuous week
end." J
It Is a situation recognizable in many communities.
Sometimes,, however, the complaint is made, the oilier
way around. Parents say that the schools impose too much
homework and too m:tny outside activities on tho' pupils,
jso that they have no time for proper sleep and genuine
(recreation. Then, again, there are the spoiled, ultra-modern
jchildren who run their own social affaire rather high
handedly with many stormy scenes at home and much
futile wringing of parental hands. In tho final analysis,
perhaps, all throe situations are no to tho nui-onis. r...
I .operation with each oilier and with the school officials
I .Avould go far to restore older and health as well as pass
ing grades. Many a bewildered rather and mother, pio
neering in the field of more suitable social lire for their
, young onctt, wiri find that there are other bewildered par-
cuts eager to establish a better regime and saner ideals
J for the whole community.
Gall and Sec Us Sunday
We are oien all day .Sunday and are j.'vparcd with
a large variety of Cakes and Pies to tempt, your
uppctite. "
Prices 'Jjc to 50c
Cur Products Made to Sell More.
Gwilliams9 Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crust Made to sell more
Open Sundays. v
3 : Opposite Observer
Aitmo i:pi.oitrjts i nomk
NOMK. Ahiskn, Mayiy (AP).
.Captain Osrar Wistlm?, one of the
ftinr iihmiiImts of th dlrlKlble
Norffi''" expedition who mine to
Noini j SmuTiiy, lea for Bluff. CO
nilb'S of here en the Herlm?
Si a h the inntorshtp "Niinikak,"
Mo nitty. He piloted Italph l.om
iii, NnrucRhtn vle ennsul here,
nlm'iwcnt to look utter miniuE
lnter-fttH. Thry expt-eted to re
turns t'diiy.
fMar (tindiihl, tinnthrr iimm
ln;r n f lhe NorB- party who eatne
lo Nnm', n turncd to Ti-lh-r Moa
diy . to n twist In dimnnntllnK the
Norifi for shtpiiHMit.
Know a maker's reputation
and you know the service that
his goods will render.
"Union Oil of California" has
been known in the West since
1883. Try
Decorative Drapery Fabrics : .,
Crctoines and Chintzes tuith an ;
I'Cu'lirv' "i'.-tV ' IrtA.iinl.i.il Charm ' ' -r.'-i'-'.. ''!"'
rt. '( Jl V fVYVVVVV Wl"rr. ' '
C , CMIUNG 'patt'c'rns' and' gay colors welcome .t-.., .
. .v'..' O. Springtime in. these graceful fabrics reflect- ,;.( .'(
t- angnature's own moods and colors. Bright floral
vi; ,' patterns,' quaint chintz designs, and formal ,
: damask effects all are achieved with distinc- v
'V,ti6n 'iri these versatile fabrics. Freshen your
C!v rooms .to .meet the season with, these hioJcr-; , ,,, ,
v.' ..'-: lately priced, attractive draperies. .
rlSn. Kl West & Co. Inc. v
'-'V.'L.Cirande's Leading Store For 25 Years. -
Cove High'- Orchestra
Plays; Fourth Concert
'OVErl (Special) -r- The" hiirh
schooT orchestra., under the dlree-jone having- heon given- at Hot
tldft df- Mrs. U R.,.Lay, guvo Hs'Lake. a few weeks ago. ;
fourth annual concert nt the SUw-.
cabeu null Krid;iy evening with a
larg and enthusiaslle audience -lit'
attendance. This is the sveond
concert given by the . orchestra
during tho school year, a previous
A .Dozen Reasons for Re-Electing
; , U. S. Senator Stanfield
1
it
Ga
soiine
Non-detonating
Vest Tockct Kodak
Model 11
Kmall hh ymir htm I, i:isy to np
enitc, iiiitoj-niplne- tlmfn Modl It.
And it costs only S.VOO.
on hi mid si'i' It. You'll
nnnl one fur yiurMir or us a
Kilt.
F.no l'intsliiu.
Red Cross
Drug Store.
Union CJasolinc provides, and always
lias provided to Western motorists, the
non-detonating feature which supplies full
power to the pistons throughout their
entire stroke ana eliminates all explosive
"hoch'ng'" or "pinging" on the hills or in
heavy pulling a quality for which Eastern
motorists arc now buying "special gaso
lines" and paying 3 cents per gallon in
excessof usual prices for them. Yet Union
costs no more than other high grade fuels.
Always use Aristo Motor Oil with non
detonating Union Gasoline because this
combination minimizes carbon to the ex
tent that motors in good condition are
run for several years without it.
Onion Oil Company
of California u
TO SiaVE TOU"-
Oregon - is. in grout nt-ed of
rajpid deVclopnicnt und iiiunt
eok .federal aid, which the stutfc
can obtain only through such in.-n
in Congress as Senator Hliinricl'l,
n-ith- his -coniutundinff position In
the Senate as fhnli man of tin
rubllc. Ijinds .t'oiniiiltU'i- and high
rank -on the powerful -l-'inanc-o
t'oinnifttce..-.; . .
2 My ;ri'uson of his Iniportunt
Si-imta Colliinltti.f positions
'yhlch a ncn- nmn could not ob
tain in In or 12 y.ars. i.niitn,-
Slanfleld has been an outKlandlng
factor In : Dblainlni; ' Govm-nmi-nt
appropriations for Oregon during
tho past five years amounting to
$3;.36.J7a.
Senator Stanfield Is leading
the fight In the Senate lo
establish Oregon's right lo tine the
..Crimea iiuni jier naiui-al. re-,
sources to develop the Slale an 1
thereby reduce materially the ta.M-s
no,v burdening our neople.. , lli UraW liiii, .fore the genate
4 for passage, is the entoring edKe lo restore this right 11
. KOr tlie--Tni,er Senator Ht-.mneld i sco,.rul In urging ,
enactment of the i:n.,..,...n . At ... -
.....ill or .iiiv '7 1.1-1
i
Through the Xorris Hill h obtained $;.6!Mi
r r ma it wi' v.orporsition . for tilt"
Min fur Ongon froiitluj
' rli..f r . . t .
Personauy, supervised-this aid for the rr,-aVy 'VJpaHmenT" '
S IrT 'I10 TV 'W "-'or "Minfleld has aided -Het,K'
; "y..MK .3 a for Oi-en .-eeiamatlon p,oli;-
."In the. hearing on the attempted a:ile of th,.-il. r',.i, i . li tf
lollar interests. Senator Wanr. 1,1 is assign, , ' ,A" to-h
lred .Senator Mc.Nary on l-ly V "' t ve,' w:i' he oau.-tA
C Senator Stanfield. u mom .... . ft
Senator Stanfield. u mom ....
Wly Instrumenta. , proeiti hiV st v.i . L . V I
' " ' " I IIU
provcnient of rivers und
s. ...aterlauy in curing a :5-rt. CaimH 'VrZ' to t.s
J The lumlH-r business. Oregon', chief industry. h:,S be,,, re.let - "
or on annoying handicap through the' n-n r Ai ' "' J
Slock Tax. the main credit for whose r j- , , C$Ui,
tuinber Manufacturers- Ato" tZ """f!'
8 T"."1'' ""'""S -hievements te UuJ
In obtaining, and laying before t
'e Senate.
succe
from his Committee I.,.,. , . . . " ' " """"- "port
Itefund mil. restoring the taxes Tost . 1 n 5-"""-",m - & C Tax
erlng thereby the taxes of erv ' . "nn coun"-
9 - . uregon. r :
for Covern,nt.,u,.rv,o.. " Z'"" a ho"'
- ' - . .."iT hi a rate of
It provides
provierty In amounts:
10
o .IO.UI.U at a rale of Interest MUiimed n. . amoums
and payable In month.y .nst.l.nt,Bm0,l;.;1 Tto '
I m,:l0:.t".n"l,i " C"8lS""" S""-0rt-r e VoohZ n.i-
:Z"T"TT "d..'?..'" Uh the proven, ,n .H.t..
77" r pronlu,on ,- Hllu rtilucUon of ,,.;.;,, "
1 1 A ataunrh rrlend of the llireet rlm-. 1,
1 1 field has publicly stated hi, tm, i '-""v. Senator Stan-
He say,: "fonventlon, eattel J. L" " In u""'.,,e langnagy.
lo the same objections as the old conven.'on .1, ?w wl" V n
12 r,hF,:a: :t?. "m .n .,,e
nntor Stanfield has la-en
organizations. Including
TT", 'abor "--gantauton,. inc,,,
.nay hi nd Sunset l.lu-.,
No. 1SU of the Brotherhood of ltllro.i,l Tmi. "n Lo',,SK
by the llayonet flub, lhe poitcal 1 m'n n Mny 14- Als
American Veteran, of the Wor d War for hi f ''
legislation for veterans of all wars. st.adrast supporU'of
KKEI' OltO.ON TO TIIK -ivp iv " ' ' V
I, WM . a . "" --."ir SKXATK "Y
tstanfieid.for..".' : .?,-var '!.
ut- . .
Mgr.)
, roniand, Oregi
on.
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