La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 20, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTh.irsflnvMav 20, 192().. r 1 - ., P Forar LA GRANnE EVENTNQ lOBSBRVEH 4, Srmtbc .Srenihg bserfier (lacornoratedl (laoarporaled) An lmleM-doal Mempapct FRANK a APPLEBY.. Klltor and PuMlahar BAKVEY P. MATTHEWS- B ne i Huww Publlhed veiling, excopt Sunday, at Kit Aduma Aveaua, La araade, Oret-oo. The Oborver-lr publlaued every Friday. Entered at the Poetofftce at Oralida. Oreon, aa Second - Claaa Mail Matter under act of March 1, UTt. OFFICIAL PAPER OK UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA OliANlIB MEMBEli ASSOCIATED PRB88 The Aaioclated Preea la exclualvely entltlod to uae for pub lication of all new dlapatcbea credited to It or not otherwla ' credited If puDllabed therein. All right of republication of pedal dlapatouea In tbla paper, and alio the local new nan In alao are retervea. , ., .- . SUBSCRIPTION nATEo My Levriur Dally, per month In advance. - Dally, per alx montha In advanca Dally, alngl copy . ..7o -It.Cl o By Mail Dally, par month In advance- ..60 Dally, per alx montha In advance Dally, per year In advance Weekly Obaorvor-utar, per year- .11.60 ..!(. .11.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, forelirn, per column Inch ........ - Dteplay, local, per column Inch Time contract ratea on application. ..ro ..400 ' HOD'S JUDGMENTS "Ye stmll do my Ju.lKnitnln. and keep mine ordinances, to walk therein; 1 am tho Lord your God." Lev.' 11:4. - ft i'fri 07FICE CAT -I f. THE EARLY: BIRD CATCHES'THE JRAND PRIZE 1 it .(''. i -1' ' ' ' - :? ii It's beginning to look as if, each time the weather man says "fair tomorrow,", from now on, it will mean the sun i going to shine just a little longer each day here in East ern Oregon, and perhaps just a little hotter. e highway oiling crews are good clean sports, see ing to it one didn't get one's car nil gummed up last Sun day, by halting the work hereabouts long enough to permit the oiled sections to dry before the week-end. Wc shall have a real road from La Grando to 'allowa county points some of these days. The advance men for the oiling crew are again at work with sprinkler and scraper near Alicel and other crews are widening and smoothing narrow or roughened spots near Ilinam, "Oil's well,", say we. ' !j ' . ' DO REAbFRS LIKE SCANDAL? i' '., ; Ji ! Editorial writera nits busy on the why of ' young Pul lisher'.Vanderbilt's woes with his tabloids,' i says the 'editor of Oregon Exchanges, the publication gotten 'out by the school, of journalism of the University of 'Oregon at Eu gene, ii The answer, the editor goes on to say, seems to oe inii no cuy m America smaller uiaii,Jv A oi k" iiua That : American . 4pti)da more money on chcwlnir frum than on book is a moat convincing argu ment in favor of advertlnlng. II was htiyfnx rtiig luuii ami tfftNlfll CMUlIIHlll, Ulltl ll4l (tskfU lo tr ncavly evcrylhlnz In Hit More. ".it you turn that Im nil the hose you hvc?" ho (jtMftltuiml, finally, volt'Lug Ills -"kltviiio uIn- poliitiiHUt. "Yos sir," tlu vlvvk mwercul, except ilio pair I hate on." Now that warmer weather is ap proaching, the girls probably will begin to wear some clothes. WINTER PA8HES OCT Winter Is gone with Its blowing. Winter is gone with its dead; Likewise continual knowing You'vtJ got a cold in the head. ' Winter Is now in the annals. Winter is now of the past; Likewise the red-colored fliuinels Kufe in the closet nt last! Junior Partner (who ha noticed the Kiuldrn arrival of thu Ikkm) lt nut wo now. v hwv wan I V Jlomniitlc Typist (who has not) 'Vou were calkin or our hit un, tlArltiitt: our Iiohm, tin iMiitity of a room hy firelight, mwl your lone iiiff to puiuii old iiMiiikey-rmv!" Una Ammtou nna inaur ', linn mil) hv Htiiokliiir. but what he smokes Is hama PRISONERS II JAIL PROTEST " Sister Mary -h Says: .if ;i'!t- civilians; KILLED BY ,., FRENCHMEN (Continued From Pare 1.) C1.KVEI.ANI. My 20 (AIM. , Tho rebellion ot 50 prlBonurs inft- ; - lim (or nc-urly 24 hours. in tin ! bomhanlment of tho qunrter a( counly Jull. irolfting Kiiins: tor Rlvinir the Inhnbltnnta an hour County Sheriff Kred Kohlera' j to Rot outBldc tho ranue. o( his "stiirvutlon diet" of slalo bread 1 Buna. Klther- few people took and weak soup, was broken toduy ', advnntaire of tho opportunity or on tho personal plea of Ju.lsre the tlmo wna not sufficient, shells, r-runk C. Phillips, who plead with bullels and falling houses kllllnir tho rioters across their burriend.5 n.0r0 than 600 persona, Including In tho Jnll "bull pen." Judsc women and children. .. I-hllllps took mutters In lls own Before the bombardment ,00 Ixinds after Chief Deputy SherlC Krench - troops surrounded . the Murtlnec .liad told him tlw Toiirta Quarter, which had (n.ou . Inhabl nl.u'd not be able to function Xo- tints. They demanded that the ...,DA i u'r.iiii.r'u -im.liilitvt Inhahltnnta surrender, tha.t rebels. t.. Ret prlsoi.er.-i cut of the Jail The Inhabitant, said .that the 1 due lo the bnrrlciile ami the j.b.m-,,i ...... ....u oid0l in tho thirl cell tier. comply, but Invited 'the rYenett ; s .to como In and capture .the. rebels. -'i j Hecuuse the rebels were b:.rrl- Cl.KVKI.ANO, Mny 20 AP). 'ended, the a French commanded The tnslde of the county Jail hero thouRht tliia" entry into th-y 1-1111. Wiui Ina slate of sleun today .with t.'r would -nieari serious1 HHerKiot 'liflr' prisoners burricuded In 11.0' ;'of 1.1s soldiers. onen couhtry, and were Joined ty Vrehcnv Byrla. since. -tho Fjrcnch several hundred .' persons of the. -General Surralls bombardment ot bombarded ' sectiori. ' who desi.-ud the r ancient city ' Inst October. revenao ffiilhsl .' the Kreqch. ' -when some thousands of persons '.The shelllnff of Mldun consll- .were killed in 48 houra of shell lulea the iitost. serious Incident In iny.w '-, ' '.-. Special Ma v Offer PREMIER DUPLEX VACUIBI CLEANER rnougfi persons who prefer to get their "news'' in picture-1 bun p.-n deryinR efroris or depn-j- .when tho tinia.tvaa uoi.'-mi form4unlc8S it is acconipitnied by . cci-tain -pcrcentaBb' 0 H,"." ' put "r'.' "" ST?- ZZ? possip'alld destructively-hmidlcd Cl'ime and SCnndal. .Villi-! The. mutiny beirun after a visit mra 'ami'' - 'uoeirirIlar!C"fnF rlnrt.ilfe lrrtnf lliu r.nt.ol-a elnnn lila mvlniv it liia T jo A..nlna I of . ... r ' 1 '. ' rhitren of rtroflt-sharinR and Ui the grand jury TfTet'" InvestlRiltlnR bouil-i.-dn.ent Inst 15 hours. in. i.n,l l.l.l (T..n..r,,l ...i.ii fnllnilAll ivni.vfrl. cditora were, that the criminal wna not to be played up ' ,i,.r-i,., jinK uKinst ' sheriff Fr -.i ami ci.u.irpn ran nimiesaiy tiirous'. and that, whenever possible, the policeman was to be tlie i Koi.u-r. Though officials mm tne the streets, raiumt xysnvt ?j hero, of the police story. Apparently his standards were too-high for the sort of thing; he was engaged in. ' situation vus well In hand, olh.-r . bursting sheila or collapsing reports from the Jull told of mill-, houses. The sky was overcast Iiir prisoners armed with bowls, from smoke nn.l dust. and parts of benches un.l tables. The male Inhabitants -of MINERS REJECT PROPOSALS MADE BY GOVERNMENT 4 1 A PRIMARY WITHOUT BKTS. Not a dollar has changed hands in this primary cam paign that I know of," said a prominent Wallowa county business man when asked how seriously Wallowa folk were taking the candidates, a day or two ago. A hundred miles south of Entei prise, nt North Powder to be exact, the flwM.O-hf U'DQ avill-nccn i Im ,i.r,.,lu " "Tl, I., in tKn nnln.-l primary in years--iiolKKly wants lo bet for, against or be tween candidates." ' ,., The state primary race has been dublcd a "campaign lw '.! tween '-candidates of the two big Portland papers," this senti ment having been heard at Union, Cove and Elgin when ef V Were made to got a line on the extent to which people '!Were concerning themselves regarding the primary. There 1 accept premier p,.iiwm prono apparently is little or no political discussion in many" quar-lrvpl''-T iters, ihe most interested ones seem to 1m the candidates eent sianjurd of iivinB. . i themselves. The farmers as a whole do not even care to ' J commit themselves, saying the only thing lo liven the cam- .1 paign discussions what few there have been was the tc- the tl.reatenlnR the Riu.rds who wait ed outside I he -Lull pen all night, unuble to get in. The mutineers. th reports said, were clan.orinR for food. IONDON, May 2". (AIM The nalloaaj eonlerem-e of mliu-rs de- l.-e.ltes today rej.ct.-d the povern menl's proposals for m-ttlemviils of the ini..,ru EtriUe. The d-l.-sal-a adopted a r-solll- tion sayinc: are unable to recoimm-nd that ll.e mill- workers i: J.casional visit from one or the other of the various men a seeking the nomination to office. Perhaps the candidates themselves will be surprised at '4lhis attitude because, with so many in the field, it should have followed that much great interest in the primary j should have resulted. However, it looks like a good year pfor crops. The farmer is bound to 1k more interested in ;,his grain during an extraordinary growing season like this much more than he might lie if the crop of candidates jvcre the only thing to hold his attention. And the nier- chants are mighty busy tiking care of the farmer's spring j wants light now. The Observers election "extra" Saluiday .morning will tell the final tale. Call and Sec Us Sunday We are open all day Sunday and are j.cnarcd with a large variety of Cakes and Ties to tempt your appetite. Prices 23c to 50c Our Products Made to Sell More. G Williams' Elcciric Bakery "Home of Golden Crusi"Madc to sell more. Open Sundays. , Opposite Observer KOZER WILL ASK FOR EMERGENCY FUNDS OF $70,000 qnnitr joini-l lit rebPls in com Imtinc the Krench. I taring th hombartlnicnt 1 1 u rpbi-le CBCupeJ through tln Knmh lini'! into the MALi:M. Ore.. -May LMi (AT). ItfcaiiM of the enuclm-n( ly the legislature ot of the uutoiun- hlh- eeitiiU-rtti' of title w. with out lite nnprtnrlMtlon of -moroy for the ailmlniatmlton of the m-t hy thf Mat (leimrtinent. Seerttary of Slate Kowr timn It mres;rv to call nion the emerRi-ney lorl for $3r.mnt for salnriea, w npra an l xpnjM- of hi cl Mrtnent tor th remainder of this hit-niuuni. This will he one tim nMim-steU of the hoa r tl at n int i it K ca I letl for next Tes.lay. May :T. The rait 8 iwueU tottay !' Serv-ry Ko-r. All Items roiiirslea w lit totnl over $T.ftt. The h:u of $;Mt( will h.' sket lo tmy interval on ' trrtr-.ttn itiHtrtrt ttitereM bonds. , The Mate bwrd of health will ; Hk $S.e for nil vert lain nra anl the stale library hoard i mi. amount not yet cbvhb'd upon ! fur ihsturanee of trtitntuR HbrurbN, Vest Tockct Kodak Model 1$ ' Small us your hand, easy to op erate, autographic th;t'8 Model U. And It roHta only $.0. Tome In and so H. You'll want onv for yourself or as a Bin. K.ne l- inisliiiis. Red Cross Drug Store $4ost Hficneiit t- ; a i '.' .' .".'.','"'v; ''" 'rtr' ' ;' 1 im " ""'v . " '- ).- . T . ' - -. ! s . . Kavser supper new ? r All popular demanded shades. $1.95 a pair. N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leadjng Stoic For 25 Years. - . (lly NWcr Jlai-y) Breakfaat-T-Ohllled oranite Julco, cereal, thin cream, broiled hum. touat, milk, coffee. Luncheon C'arrota - In creum, deviled cheese, whole wheat bread, rhubarb aaucc. milk. tea. Illnnrr Shoulder of lamb boned and stuffed, asparagus, with but tered crumbs, beet and pineapple aalad, chocolate bread pudding, bran bread, milk, coffee. The dinner meat la stuffed with a rlco slurring making the serving pf a "starchy" vegetable -iuite un necessary. Additional starch us well aa bulk i are udded . to the menu by the pudillnir for desserts Deviled I'lllVM! . i One hard-cooked egg, i tiiblj spoon melted butler, - 'A teaspoon suit, one half teaspoon i.u.stard,- 1 teaspoon vinegar, 1 teaspoon iriun. ulated sugar, teaspoon pepper, 2 cupa grated cheese, 1 cup minced, chlok H cup buttered crumbs. Hub yolk of eggs lo a smooth paale will, melted butter. Work, In sail. iiiuEi4id, vinegar, augur and pepper. When perfectly blended add cheese, chicken and white of egg finely chopped. Mix thorough ly anil preys Into buttered rnnUlns or any heatproof, Individual dishes at hand, riprinklo with buttered crumbs and bake In a moderate' oven until cheese is melted und crumbs are brown. . . "Tho English-speaking world Is moving across the Atlantic. Thank heaven my boys all speak Amelia, can." 11. O. Wells. $1.00 LADIES' SILK HOSE $1.00. " All the new nnd popular colors. - . Tlio -longest , wearing, and best- fitting hose on tho ' -. - market selling at $1.00. -.'Full Fashion Pure Silk Hose at $1.93 , V ' Ti-y a pair of our hose and become a regular customer Norton's Kiddy Shop Infants' and Children's Wearables HONEYadds sweet zest: to your daiy dozen of Double- Action : Powerful Suction ''. ; plus Motor-Driven Brush And a dozen unusual efficiency points, frora " the ball-bearing motor that runs smoothly for years with nooiling.toevery detail of construc tion for easy handling and thorough cleaning. Gets every clinging thread and all the dirt. Ask for demonstration in your own home. Only $2 Down Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company ' "Always At Your Service" A JDOZEN A DAY ,.. .. ' DRIVE FATIGUE AWAY - Tru-Blii Graham crackers give you your full money's worth in nourishment and richness' of flavor. Baked to a rich nut brown, from genuine whole wheat flour, sweetened with sugar and golden honi")'. Tru-Blu Graham crackers supply their full quota of food units to rebuild the body, to build strength, and to relieve fatigue. If spring fever is getting you If you arc -. weary, tired, listless, just fry your daily dozen 5 of Tru-Blu Grahams between meals with f milk Soon you will feel as happy and peppy as ever. ;. Order From Your Grocer NOW Eetty Good Gncet StVs T'v-Blu Horty-SiMtlentJ Graham m blue and goid cotlom and m irood 4om - 41671 TRU-BLU BISCUIT Ca Spokane. Portland. Seattle W. L. NELSON, Stationer We have a complete line of Graduation Cards - Announcement Cards j and Gift Stationery. See them! i TO 111 ItTMAUTlAIi ltI.I-S ! HKI1K1X, May (AP A Ui ' trh to tho Wolff iMirfAU from , Wanmw ay; that tit-nrrnl Haiwatl i owkl. rimnnlT In rhtrf of lh Polish urmy nnl. r Ihe Wttoa pov ernmoni. nr 0nrl XnnorVkl. who w rommitinlor of tho tr : for-s, haT nvn lnk'n from the VHwrnow ctls whi'ir th- wro belnjt lKaind. to thr niitltnrv prion In Vrxjw. The diratch aiiotfs Warsaw newttp-rit a any 1 1n loth offWrw wlH tc court niar UaIcA for troaUe. ELECTION RETURNS BY RADIO On Grebe Syncopliasc From S p. m. until morning. FRIDAY NIGHT - FREE La Grande Electric Company 1 112 Adams EVERYBODY INVITED ' Next toObservcr VOTE FOR E. D.JASPER Candidate at Republican Primaries To the Office of JOINT SENATOR FROM UNION AND -- ft. T V MO . HALLUW.A LUUNTIES Your Support Appreciated. f