La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1926, Image 4

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OM'TS Of GOD "And the Lord spake unlo Moarl. say
ing, Speak unto the children of Jnrael. that they bring me an
offering; of. every uiun thut Rlvelh it willingly." Kit.- 2fr:i, 2.
i JJJ A Portland pedestrian is in the hospital with a fractured
' H-eg. He walked into an automobile. As the speed, cops
.vouldjsay.- he must have been steppin' on it. '
Half an inch of ice in parts of the Grande Romfe valley
VIonday night. Now. if Burbank's successor will just -de
'veJop cherries which won t freeze.
Mjuijr a girt In ulnsle totlar be
ctiwB hlv ifwhtn't nfv awake while
a maa latkeu about liUuM-lf.
Hurl:
In Jack.
tMna: "Ho am I. Do you know
anybody whon got It?
Kawhlon note: 'Women cars to
show this year. Industrial note:
'Larjre output of soap this year.
Draw your own conclusions.
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Dad coniplauiM lliat every linio
the family lias uut-k fur dinner lie
gHa tho bill. -
Klsie Iid you hear what Mrs.
Simmers said about you?
A He? No. f. waa In the other
group talking about her.
WHO CAS TKLU
What the first hyena Ian lied at?
If ffiraffea attend necking par
ties? .
Why flies don't go to the same
place In summer as they do In win
ter? , . ' .
IHh'H the porcupine because It'i
lovesick? . '
If It's ivilled a Kolden wedding
hen' gold tlnh marry for the first.
time?
The preacher announced
sermon trubjeet "A Big IAkI" and
every biff one in town turned out
to hear what ho had to say about
every oilier biff one.
r-v . - ', ""i y
A hick town f one where there
la I'ks pick In k of pocketK and in ore
picking of 'teeth' on MnliTtftrcet.
The f roll tBR come from the
country. Kut the - fresh , chickens
come from the city. i . .1
J i THIS BIRD ;PLAYWOiTA?
n Farmers already are cutting their first crop or hay in
i ;lic Grande Konde valley, ten days to two weeks earlier than
I iisual. It may be a summerlcss 1926 eventually, but here
I f-n Northeast Oregon we believe in making the best of the
i opportunity, anyway.
We notice that according to one of those essays on the
jfarly history of the Grande Ronde valley, written by high
5 X .U 1 ..J i t . . ...
"" Dp.uueiii unu now running in ine unseivcr, the in-
ught the measles out
put, in. the sage brash
men brought the
(I Uians say tho white immigrants broi
J r'! lere. Yesterday some of us were o
M r;;ld; n'ijt we wondered if the white me
; nicks, too, .. . . " ,.,..,.,:.,;
M alczewski Disappears
Following: Polish Coup
WAIIRAW. l'olnnd. 'Slay
(AP).' OrniTal MalcsfwsUI, who
A-as ni;uiator of war In thi tah
ru. sarfr a, j (i ny?sw7
i okh asm j J ' fUSlrfl ""
Kiddies Kute Ku(s Rompers
.... New. Novelty Plaid Materjab. , "
. Ages one to five yeats. ,
$1.23 Each.
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years.
Crouser. Homer Grrcnc. Iola Kon
lngcr. I.ylo Ix'dbcUer, Way I'rlor.
Huth Prior, Bcrnlco Slock and
Vadla Slack. '
' ' island Clly alo haa nine In tho
graduating class: Llyo Steinbeck.
Cecil Herman. Kred Uond, Mildred
rilokland. Iena Uurkclt, Kthel
Snafcr, Krma Kennedy and lor
ralnes Smith.
Acaulcmy
,: Sacred Heart academy graduates
clBhl: Barl)ara ljivey, I'aul Dono
van. Verona Stoop, Agnes Uolierty,
Joseph Morller, Athol Oliver, Ag
nes Wnldorff and Virginia Mc
Wllllnnui. Liberty's class of eight Includes:
frances . lieLong.. llabel Berry,
U-ona Kerry. Arthur MeCall, Don
ald SlK'nrer, Lillian - Muilenburg,
Irena i'earson and George Smiitz. -
Teloea.set has five In the finish
ing grade: Gilbert Wilkinson, ltos
atai.' Asiht, Klfrlda Asper, . Inez
Wilson and Karl Miller. ,
VAt Pumpkin Hidgc the graduates
' arc Dorothv Coffin. Arthur Hmlth
Huth Smith and !urgart - lJur.
nnugh. ; ' " . ' -:;
perry" Is ''graduating . Virginia
Gray, milliard Itobertson and Upal'
Ueiekel,, -
Other Graduates .' '
i Augusta McCoy and Cora Kent,
are Uio graduates tills year' at Mt
Glen. William tlcliow und lilury
Vanorder compose tho class at The. ;
park. .At Wolf Creek school: Kdnn'
Nice and Lena Graham ar entitled
to di)loinas. Si'immervllla gradu
ates arc Prank Hensley and Wlll
lar Vermillion.
The following schools gave out
one eighth grade diploma apiece:.
Iowa, to 'Frank Salisbury: Hliang-
hai, to Dorothy Parker! Moss t'ha-
pel, to Klllon Zaugg; Imblcr, la
' Grant Ktringhnui: lidd Canyon, to'
Kdward Counsell; Catherine Crewk,
-to Kdna KdvalKon; Gordon Creels
to Florence Smith; Valeria, to
j George Williamson,, und Fairvlcw,
to Krvln Scott.
WOMAN SHOT TO
DEATH; HUSBAND
HELD BY POLICE
LVGLKWOOD, Cat.. May ii.
(AP Mrs. Kmily Jteynolds' was
;net overthrow by tho I'llnuil.."1 ' " t ""' Haw.
ikl coup, ha' mysteriously dii-',horn,! today, the township con
ippeared. - ,sltible reported. It, It. Kcynolds.
After the Internment of ' tho' Hawthorne real estate man. hus
ablnet at Wllanow. it was stated lond of 'he dead woman, was ar
hat ho - was suffering from Oi"""'11 Bnd brought hero for iiues
ervous shock and had been tak-' : Honing.
n lo n sanitarium. When , his Constable Grlgxby said that i
family tried lo find him. however. i Heynolds tu found tottering, ap
lobody knew of his whereabouts parent ly. Insane, over the body of
mil all. trace, of hliu. has been n is, wire. As the officer entered
ost.
if." .AN, ANCIENT ARCTIC TRAIL.
f Wiiilethcr nrri looking for n new land 'InUho'Arctic
;J-egion, n expedition sent out by the bureau of ethnology
I f the. Smithsonian Institution is heading for Alaska, tinder
i ine leadf rship of Dr.-,Ales Ilrdlickil, to try to find the route
hy whicji primitive man firet found his way to the Ameri
can continent. :'
i j Dr. Hrdlick.Vs method will bo to follow up clues of pot
iery fragmenU, stone implements and bones and bits of
forked ivory which Eskimos and prospector have picked
jij-p from time to time in the far northwest.
5 The theory is that small groups of human beings wan
; Jered across the ice fields through periods of perhaps thous
and of years. The expedition does not expect to find any
indent sites of magnitude at the top of the continent, but
j t docs anticipate a good deal of smaller material, equally
recious to science. '
q:-f There is romance in the fact that two types of explora
ijl. Jion, so different, yet lxth aimed at the advancement of
jluiuman knowledge and power, should be carried on in the
I fim5 8Ciison in the' same comparatively unfamiliar' region.
;'! v' 1 V.." "FITTER FAMILIES" "'-'J" '
i'i A Dr. Florence Sherbon of tlio iTnivontiiv r k-,...u'u
;, ee whyftho horses, cows and pigs should have nil. the pedi
grees. fk-several years ago she inaugurated at the state
;air in Topcka a "Fitter Families" contest, giving ccrtifF
,,llcs to families found, on examination by experts? sound
ji body nd mind. . , .' '
I Sti far 523 persons, comprising 12G families, have len
examined at the Kansas fair and piunounced as fit as tho
lue-ribbon cattle. Six other sUites and the National Eu
genics society have adopted the idea, and the numlicr of
certified men and women seems destined to giw rapidly.
.! Why not? There has liocn too much talk alout "blue
jlood" and not enough nlwut red blood.' too much emphasis
in family tradition and not enough on present soundness
jtnd vigor and the means of promoting them,
j This is a practical kind of eugenics, settinj; up a new
jind worthy source of family pride to add to' traditional'
falucs, and promoting a wholesome interest in good physi
cal heredity. Man is lnidy as well as sold, and a good
ihysique may be more essential to personal and sociid ef
'ectivenoss than a gallery of ancestral portraits.
the room Itoynolds was tlireutcning
Jils four children.
TlmCr; Tli;i I.V It.lfE. , I" 1 ""Q ner.- ine oinrer nuoieu
KLAMATH FA I I.S' Or. Mjly nm BOOU ""0, ou K,us
C (APi:ln .L 1.Hrr.wln "" UP;nglnst the wall."
,'or the coiistable-s Job in Odeil1 He wn" dhmniied and taken to
district, three contestants arc lied.,Uie townahlp Jail here.
r lecuiiie known here toduy.'Fred ' - The Heynolds family came hero
rftover. W. Mallory and H.' . Mai- rrom ra"iena five yearn ago. They,
Diphtheria Breaks Out.
In State Reform School
SALKM. Ore., May 26 (Al').
Carl K. Abrains, secretary of the
state board of control, has notf-
n"J all county courts U tile stute
that for an Indefinite period no
boys will be admitted to tho state
training school because of ' diph
theria In the school. At present
there are three cases of the dis
ease and several other boys have
been classified as carriers. All the
c.iss are at the old school near
Turner. All new boysreceived
arc given Immunization treatment
ii .1. Q-,,i ,, f011r inonths is
required for this lo become effec
-eatha Uurford. '" ' :
' , Klgln t'Uw , :
The" Klglii , cIm,s numbers 4I:
Leonard Cut"-s, - Mlldren Hennett,
Jack Downing, Kvelyn , Tanierui,
Leah Lumper. '.May Smith.- Iluby
Scott,- Henilee- - Heyduek. . Howard
Dodson, Ituby Parsons, .Jean 'Den
ham, Krma phlppin and Kugene
Hug Jr. - ... . . .
North Powder'B nine gnHluatcs
are: Wlllaril Denning. Ina Harlen.
Luetic Hudelson, Mary Slmonis.
liobert Brant. Ardnth llutchlnMon.
P.uth Augustus, Hnby Parson and
Velllla Gibbons. . ' , - .
Finishing the eighth grado at
Imblcr are: Clifford Conrad, Gladys
.orjr..cach got one vole.
formerly lived ut Hatton. Wash,
nimitv HABl'KNT ll-:;ls I business.
,!tDr.' Heynolds ,.wua engaged in
UNION STUDENT
AVERAGES 97.3
,i fContlnued From Pe 1.)
PENDLETON. May 26 (AP).
Harvesting - of Bins - and Itoyal w j ' t l. n
nne cherries hns started In ntj,nqiUiy mtO KCDClllOn
wst end of I'nintilla county. . oe
inrding to the county ugent's of
fice, f- -. ( ; :. -
iitoek, Melvln Baxter, Graydrn I.o
ne. Thelma Heryford, Mvlba
Mitchell,. Elden Southwiek und
GOLDSMITH AI'POIMLD
SALIC.M. lire.. May 26 tAP).
ioiils J. Goldsmith, of PortlunJ,
was today reappointed by Gover
nor Pieire as a member of tlm
ax suiervlsln and conservation. "IHn Borah was directed lo tali
lommission for M il I t li o m a h ;' the. matter up with the slate de
In Nicaragua Planned
WASHINGTON. May 20 (Al").
An informal inquiry . into Jlu
situation in Nicaragua,', fhere 'a
evolution has been In progress,
was Initiated today, by the 'senate
foreign relation committee, t.'halr-
:ounty.
TKST Pl.AXK IX PLIGHT '
MKIlKUKIl, Ore., May 26 API.
A test plane of the 'nlr mall
ervice arrived here last ninhl at
llisk and left this morning for
leatlle.
partment.
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Murder Charge May Be
: Filed Against Woman
WALLAf'K. Ida.. May 26 AP
--'ounty ProsH'Utor l.'harles Iv
Herning hns announced that be
will prubably rile a fli-st drgrc
murder rliarge against .Mrs. Flor
ence Jordan. 17, who shot und
;. hill T.m,i:n
WASHINGTON. May 26. (AP)
I'nder iui agreement liM-pin Mn-
ator Smoot. ropiibllean.. l Us!:. ond k"l.t"tl K- J- "irk". "ne own
Seeretr Work the bill lo confirm I , r ,,I"J P'oled rrderul pi isone.'
Ihe slat's titliv lo Sfhool' lundi. lii i here Alonday night.
the land grant states will not be
Cause of Many Deaths
passed al this session or( congress. Cyclone in Burma Is
, Ami'rieaus carry approxlmalely
luj.iicii.iiiia.oiMi In life Insurance
pollelest.tiud more than IMl persons
have individual policies of a mil
Hon iloltarK and more.1
Blue Grass
Call and Sec Us Sunday
Wo are open all day Sunday and arc prepared with
a large variety of Cakes and Pics to tempt your
appetite.
' Trices 25c to 50c
Cur Products Made to Sell I lore.
Gwilliams' Eleciric Bakery
"Homo of Golden Crust" Made to sell more.
Open Sundays.
' ' '.' '' " Opposite Observer
When ih linic city of Klnc City.
M.. hodla tts unique fUue (iruns HrfJ
KpMivuI on June I. MtM Huth
te)' Ifsii'hcr. ntll !? (urvn of th
HtKH4Hl'nfrt. (icittcy wuniy. of
viUivh Ktn City i county wat.
market nwre blue pro mtnI than
Any other country in the DaUun.
HANOI KIN. liurinn. Muy 2U
( Al. Ufports rmu hlnp lirn
from Akyuh By that a si-vcrc
ryclont hns chukviI coniiitlvruhit
lo98 of lift and cxti'nslvo tluiuaco
to property. The law courts ami
most puvornnwnt hiilltllnti wtve
ilfstroypil. TU-praphlc communi
cation ltan btnn Interrupted.
I
I m Vim IMMBatiMMB a
riAXO, MI ST Hlf SOU)
' Will - sacrifice hish-ffTHd' piano'
In storiiSc near here for.Jmmcd
Inte salo. Will givo cany terms to
an established nonie. For full par
ticulars' and where It can lc seen,
address Portland Music Co.. ill
Clh St., Portland'. Ore. ' '
My mnll vwnlmlnry I.h n nit
lilmlraiifc Ut nm just mm. Wo
MHThi'rt yi?l'nlny tlmMtli the
ninll n liamlMtiiic lili-lun' pns(il
over my" ndcrtiM'ii.iU plctmx nt
11m lop iff our n;l. If I imhl
llcMt'HlM' this plftUlT In WtHtl.S hO
tlmt yim fonld fv It I tmid ucv
cr linc to work any muiv. lltn-'
evrr we will iiy in n fwhlc way
to Kit? you a j-litfltt idea a- lo
lutxv Miitiu op)i f hluk I look. !
Tin iiittliuitillty of the .opifiiiiatt i
m-ciiw to Ix a rn)w lM-twccu a'
rhliiotvros niitl nn ulliKtor in
hiiiiiau Iii iii. Tlit lower Jaw pn-ti-tKhts
tint nlHMtt t feet 0 Incite
while the upper Hp H proh
hly o;ily a fent loin: niul the
" i iMH'inutit nn its mouth: oi
'. t - f ".- 'm '
Wanderer of Wasteland!
The Thundering Herd I
Vanishing, American!, ;;:
si : i t z
wia.iAM powcLL-aoatar 'R
Starting-- -THURSDAY
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Star
two vwi: CHAf;;i;s.
SAI.KM. Orxt Mny :'6 (A I1).
Informations cl'arptnp J. J. Nunn,
Salem, and John I'onsrr, a loc-il
,.r,.vr. mm MOiaiion n, ,.u- n j n,KMt k(. a rtiHNTttS
conupi prKcuces act in pui.MMi. w., of imw,nff. T,
inc anu circu mime nn tins irn:i
election itani:thlet durltij; the re
cent city election riimpatcn win
filed today by IHstrU t Atlorm y
John Carson, follow Inc an Invvs.
tlinttlon under wuy since lust
Thursday.
TmvxNMKX ;m:irr sTi;nvi:it
PKNm.l-miN. May 26. .W
I'nd Stclner. Huceewful candidate
for the republican nomination for
I tilted States ena(or. was Riven
fti I he
Imwlinfr. The c(s loitk
like Miiutsheil ptiinokiiLs with an
Arknusan I'.lark apple ttierteil.
The ears nrv alNitit the siw of a
roty fry pan rillcti Itair full of
until. A mt klacc i:f clniu slielJs
and not a sin irk rotli In tils IteittL
VIeti It ojw ns (tM nmiiih the top
of lis lira I l an I Jairl. h l no
i It u lit cut; of our cIom fi lends
wImj Milt tu this pMtire, llilukln?
It was a kikmI Ilknie?-." of ClniHl C. ;
lnitt. Wo appreciate it very
much anil In rax' tlie Mirty pi'is
out of job we mlKht eonsidee
Graduation
Gifls
ut i.i. n. .'... . i ' lilriiu, l hem as ailvertMnv man
r-turnlns home. Hv wa p,M of "nw'? ''
honor aVlho ..klv lr"o IJ ,J 'PI. a
ll.V KiwanU club todny. ,hc '""
-(univ. iv.v r.. !r li n l""r mtIIm While I .-alll
llir hliiliitc Ixuinl toKil mil mi.
thiirllv Knl lo 4'halrinaii (-(1hi-
ihm lo rompk-lc Hie ml of llir riu
llwro of Hip Ainrrhaii-drhiilnl
niall Mm- out or Scalllr- lo I In- Ori
ent to It. Manh-j miliar ut .San
l-Tam-kH-o.
trFi:VVII.I.-. Kan.. Mar 2B.
(AD Tlir lmiluiuirry Naikmat
hank of hit-rxalo mhhrl hv
inn-c iinmaMinl nxn uly anil
MOO rah and M0,g0 lu Uteri?)
l..li my imiiilh iijm'ii ao:l no Ui'lli
I In my lHail, up will say: l.naiaii
j Uttl Imiiimi paint. $2.n.V H-r pnl.
r Ion, ttlnr kIiIiiuIiv, muio wood
ami turiiiitliic.
Claude C Pratt j
Lumber Co.
Ilw Voar Man's Kriwnl" '
.Vrnr I'lHiliilrjr. I'lranr Main St
Mo (Hlmlay lluslnnu.
KODAKS
, . v: 35 and up
Kuii.vK I'AiiitviNo r..si;s
' An.l AI.III'Mit
l-'HI'.NTAIN I'KNS And
1'KNCII.S
ai.lMl and nn.
EATON. ''HANK Hii.l I'IKi:
STATION KHY
54H. and lip
KANi'Y I'KliKI'MKS
VANITY CASKS
Ttlll.lrr SKTS
WHITMAN'S I-ANIHKS
Make Nekvtkim Aow. .
Red Cross
; Dru Store
Shoes for Infants and Children
The. langest-Avqaring shoe, on; the market
1 V selling at low prices. ; .
":; . "; : ' ' ". ' -. ' :
Norton's Kiddy Shop
' ' . Infants', and Children's Wearables .
LetMe Save You Money
on Painting and Paper
hanging .
. Estimates Gladly Furnished.
J. P. Morley
. . Call MAIN 58 ' ;v..
Paint Dept. of the Oregon Hdwe. & Imp. Co.
' ro(lprlfi)f the detours
on the highway of life
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an open road message
it's done with an account
at this convenient home bunk
La Grande
National
Bank
LA (JKANDK
FINANCIAL
SKRVlCE
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co.
Dealers In
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CEMENT, LIME, PLANTER,
FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS v '
FERTILIZERS AND
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Phone Main 17
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