La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' Thursday, July 1, 192oV Pf e Four EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An Indrpnxlent Newspaper FBANK B. APPLEBY..... . Editor and Publisher HARVEY V. MATTHEWB,. Business Manager ; Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, , La Grande, Oregon. The Ouaerver-Btar puullsliod every Friday, Entered at the Postoff ice at I Orundc, Oregon, oa Second : Claaa Mail Matter under act of March 3. 1871 '.' OFFICIAL PAPKH OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE ; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PHESS v r The Associated Preu la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved i SUBSCRIPTION RATES " ' ' By Carrier Dally, per month In advance 76o Dally, per six months In advance........... 94. bO Dally, single copy..... .. Oc By Malt iaily. per month In advance..................................................BOo Dully, per six months In advance.......... ................................. ..12. 60 Uilly. -per year in advance............. wfc.$6.00 w-vkly Observer-Star, per year..........................................2.0u HALL SHOCKS TWO REGENTS ADVEKTISINQ RATES tMitpmy. fireig-n, per column inch Uinplay, local, por column Inch. ( imp contract rates on applicator .420 40C GOr OIVETH W1HDOM "And he hull, put In hiH lnurt that he muy teach, both he, und Aholluh, Them hath he filled with wisdom of heart, to work utl manner or work.' Kx. 35:34. 36. "Banks recognize that a janitor can't run u building' Bays a business writer. But don't tell that to the janitor. .. A ,i For a continent that doesn't love America, Europe is very tolerant of our offensively wealthy tourists. England boasts of a blacksmith who bends railroad ppikes double, and twists bars of horseshoe steel into loops. He'll get a job yet changing tires. "Man hereafter will have his intuition so highly devel-; 1 8ALEM, Oru. July 1. (AP) Governor IMorco und Kocrotury of Htutu Kozor, both members of tho board of regents of tho University of Oregon, expruHsod regret yester duy ut sluleinentB mudu by Dr. Ar nold Iptinuolt Hull In criticism of tho 18th unieiidinent und tho Vol steiid not. The utterances of J)r. Hull, who is president elect of the Oregon university, were iiuwlu ul Des Aloliies, "I sincerely liop'. lo leurn' suid Governor Pierce, ."that mnvspunur dlsputcheu are in error hi accredit Ing to J Jr. Hall, recently elected president of our slite unlverlsty, tho stuteincnt that he does not bu llevo In tho 1 81 h uimmdmeul und that tho Volstead act cannot bo enforced. Oregon Is decidedly In a dry statu and such a statement from tho elected head of our uni versity would greatly uffeet tho work wo had hoped he would uc- complish in this slute. The lino of demarcation between stale rights j und federal activities must be uV-I cided on economic policies und not on moral Issues." "If Dr. Hall ha been correctly quoted" fluid Hecreiary Kozer, "I very much regret to leurn that he has taken occasion to remark upon matters hlch aro In no wise re lated to tho great work, hi Oregon for which he has been selected. J felt confident from the very com mendatory report t reaching nut prior to his selection as president of the university that ho would mukc a most worthy succcHsor lo the late President Campbell. A man of his ability and learning can do great good here in Oregon if properly directed, but one hav ing such convictions us those ex pressed by Dr. Hall cannot wield that Influence with the minds of tho young people of Oregon which Is demanded by the citlzcnH of the stute. I sincerely hope that the e ports will, finally prove to bo In correct." OFFICE CAT MANN RN, & Junius Just iK'canw yon were iiiarrJctl In church in no reason for staying; away from tho place now. A Ia (JiiiihIo man answered an mlvci-tsKcmcm, and sent a dollar (-.. r.i.ts. i.ulru d.t m- I arrived, ho looked Hum over, ninl (lion wrufo to Clip ailvcrllscr: "Hocks rooolvo.l. Tim miiiomu aid viic. I wouldn't bo trail on tho entitled "Dumb Animal I Have sireeis unit CJimi im." Met," und dedicated It to her hus- t iiack cairn) uw answer: "What : band. Sho should know best. oiijwuikt to? Didn't we ( ."But I suppose you will forgivo t(io young couplo." "Not until after they havo lo cated a place to board." People In Scotland1 aro not dumb. In Glasgow, a doctor was fined for prescribing expensive medicines. EXPORT TIE ' A worrain naturalist In Benton Harbor, Mich., has written a book, Kiiainiitio juii wouldn't wear Uii'm otil?" v . ' . ' "Won by a neck," sitld tho catty younit luily as her flapper frlcnil introduci'd her mw fiance. . Jnwirt (Hi. 1 say. It's ratnliifr out. Jo k: Nnw, that's Just tin; wave li.'MKlli of the grapefruit I'm uutlng. - ... No, Danli'iila. Just because wheat l: selllnu ut a dollar xi bushel, you cannot call II buckwheat. . A man (loan not lixik like a blrtl bill Ills ryes flit from limb lo limb like one. ... A husli.inil Is a iii'rsoii who ex peclH you to savo at leant thirty ilollurs a week out of the money he didn't Blvo you. ... , "Yes, my daughter has eloped." I'liclc tillus , (vlsltlnit clly rein lives who use electrlcjil upllances for rooking at the table): Well. I swan! You mukc fun of us. for cutlng In the kitchen. ' FIGURES GIVEN M 10 D KOI ED, July 1. (,P) Ver non II. Vuwter, of this city, (member of I lie board of regents of I tho University of Oregon, this morning declined to make a state- ...! nn III- r..inl. n' ll.. A II cped," says u psychic friend, "that ho will always know Hull, prcBldent elect of the unlver what is the- matter with his engine without raising the 'V;, , ,n which n.e w.rkinK or p.o- . . M. . hibltlon and thu Volstead act were nOOfJ. criticized. "I hold a hlh opinion of Or. i innnu Axm r mini """ " a """ un f''"'"''"'. LiUULIS AINli LiAillCia. und withhold comment upon his The British house of lords is not to be a house of ladies. 'r''i"",,'d remarks until i am able i i i , i i. i i. t-. ii . . . . . ., . . , to reud Ihe full lext of his ud- IUH3I., nui, jusl yet,, I'ur.me inn a iimc, uie toras nave turned down Lord Aster's proposal to admit peeresses in their own right. So the ."most exclusive gentlemen's club in the world" remains exclusive. But the members are dress," said Air, Vuwtcr, rOllTLANI). Ore.. July 1 (AP). In the opinion of ". C. 'olt null other members of the board eft none toojsocuro. The nialo peers are. plainly slipping. Tho rKZ""tulr vZT ot "m'X vote against tho bill referred to was 125 to 80. When 80 upon t he resol utlonn p esenle i - ordy peers will voto to udmit women, it is as plain as the ;u,,n ."V, At,,1'f;:i;;,on t 11,0 minlHterlal iissocfatlon and the union Jack that it wont be long: before the women arc go- Dry i.egion or Amuricu, cenoiip.tr! mjf io cmwd into that exclusive chamber and take posses- l-oU ". iij-Hhieni-ei..ri . f-' . . .. j ,,, I"' llu university, lor Ins reported mon. Then about all tho men can do will be to go hunting, uttuck on the principal or national ' , prohibition in an unofficial ad- . . 'dress to tho commonwealth con- ' SOUTHERN EDUCATORS PROTEST I & 1!',",,! There is 11 divergence of opinion between southern cdu- cute with Dr. iiaii as to his ni cators and southern legislators on the subject of science rSr:! u. teaching. Most of the teachers' hold their peace in order again an u rouiino mutter at the in hnM thalw l.il.u l,l nn,,u;,,,,.,ll i,ll,,l,l.,..l .. .. 1 "Ct bcaril meellUK ill till! tall, .. ,., , iiiuiiiiiuui vi siuuu acconling to Mr. Colt. . peaKs out. ino most signiiicant development of this sort i;ttely is the remonstrance sent to the Louisiana legislature, liigned by 143 members of the faculty of the state univer sity at Baton Rouge. . The university students, President Boys holds. fully competent to interpret the Master's promise, 'Ye shall , " .1,'".,t ''; . , slate laws prohibit. n? Il'iuor, Know uie irum ana me iruin sntui miiKo you iree ." "J he oppos. d national measures. letter Of Tlntnsl. dprhirns ihnf. Klleh lofrialiififin no ha Itnnit 1 "" contemDlnted nt the state canitnl ia '(mil im-v in ihr. fiinHn.i Supreme Cmirt (Jrants mental principles of education, in denying impartial presen tation of the facts. KAI KM. I're. .liny I. (Al'l 'III rurtnermorc, tho charge that leucliinir the theories in- i yerieniay Kiauii d solved tends to destroy religious belief is false. We believe, m on the contrary, that the study of the vast development prepare ami nie petiiion or re. processes in nature tends to magnify the conception of (iod o;':::i by revealing mightier evidences of His power. umi. r conviction er rirs kiw , "We bte!iL'v thnt llh "" P"'tc. can be gained only ' T'L uy unrestricted access to facts. The forbidding of aCCCSS supreme court Iijih upheld the eon- to any particular set of facts would stimulate youth to seek u','u"",!1" ""' 1o", ,,,u"" r'"' ,h"v these facts for themselves without guidance, and hence with I "" more disastrous possibilities. We hereby express our be- M l;l'M S l:.. K 1 1 . i - , . ... , ' WASH INIiTON t nett Miim i.n mat mis type oi proposed legislation is a menace to all begun his new risen! year toilay interests." llli a surplus or nearly Ssiiii,- U, . . . . .iiiio. "mi ami with inillealious Tor wouitl he well u all educators everywhere were bo 'some miKhiy :.,! viup ouuspoken on this subject. Cleans Frocks You should try the new Oronite Cleaning Fluid Follow directions : sndsee how beautifully it cleansfurs, gloves, flannels or serges, hats, up holstery, rugs, etc. I No chemical ' reaction on fast dyes only a mild, miick-vanishing odor. A triumph of the scientittc laboratories of the Standard Oil Company of Cali fornia. It's ready now at hardware, , grocery, drug or department stores or at Standard Oil Service Stations. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA CleaningHwd (MDN-EXPIOsiVE) ' I P0ll'n.ANI, Ore. July 1. (Al) Contrary to tho . general opin ions, Great llrltaln and other lurgo '' Kuropeun " nations aro not tile heaviest ' useis of American dairy prouucls. The- Kovcrnment report on exports of butter, egga. und cheese ror May ' shows 1 hut Mexico. Cubu, 1'un America, and other small countries take the bulk of four dutry shipments. . -t Total exports of Gutter - during May amounted to 4(11.072 pounds as compared to 413,631 pounds In -A.VI'IIK.11 llimti:i . I.May ISJ5. Mexico took 8,605 NKW YOltK Singing of tho pounds; Tun America. 68.817 Kla-Spangled Banner lias been i pounds: Cuba 01,310 pounds and forbidden at tonlrrht's ' "1'ncle I'eru 48,10d pounds. None was Sam" night of thu New York port shipped to Belgium, Germuny or society for seumen. Mrs. Charles . the United Kingdom. It. Scarborough, In charge of the I Mexico was also the largest lin. exercises, says tho song is full of ! porter of American cheese taking hatred. "Yankee Doodle" and !"-.-!) pounds during the month. "God Save the Kin" will be on Cuba was second with 67,393 the prgram. pounds. Germany took 3.UU0 Peter Pan Ginghams Guaranteed Fast Colors. 50c Yd. N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years. lfloda&6oamA HATS Get One for the 1th and Save Half the Cost. Discontinued style in Children's Oxfords, Closing Out at $1.00 and $1.98 : Voile Dresses, age 2 to 9, in $2.50 to $5 Values, To Be Closed Out at $1.95 Each'. Norton's Kiddy Shop Infants' and Children's Wearables pounds.'.-' ' . .--' Argentina I, Ikes l&K Argentina was the largest user of American cgns, lulling liulf of our exports for the mouth, Cuba ran second taking a lotul of 723.270 'dozen., Kuropo ' took practically nothing. ' ':' Tan America was the heaviest user of oleomurgcrlne during the month importing 19,416 pounds from this country. '- Imports during May amounted to 1U3.383 poundf of butter nnd 23,342 dozen eggs. HIXK.VN flltlNG n.mim; NEW YOKK i There's u potent charm In a smile by Helen Wills. Charles tl. I.ockwood, just buck b om Paris, was dreading an oper ation for appendicitis, Helen visit ed him In (he hospital and cheered him up so much that he scarcely i?iindcd the'' surgery' . . ' rollTliAXU VOI'KS TODAY ; 1'OKTI.ANIV Ore. July I. (A1-) Cltlneiis of l'ort:and ure going lo Hie polls today to cast voles de termining upon a financial plan providing for a coullnuunec of the city's present operating facilities: The meusiiro culls for a contlnjf uance of the revenues thut have been granted by the pc6plo since" 1918 und provides a basis by whtolr in 1U years tho elly may be plaen't on a cash basis and special levies to meet operating expenses of Ink city will not be nccessury. 4 El'GKKK Ore., July 1. (At)-? . flank clearings for Kugeno for. June totaled S2.409.S37.IIU. an in crease of more than $300,666 over the month of .June 1925.. AKMOcluled I'resa fl:.;piitehe!l Wednesday sulil that lr. Hall cnu sldered the VoIsIiniiI net as Ihe greatest misstep In tho history ol' the government, but that he "Is 11 staunch advocate nr state ami ln- lli'C cal prohlliitloa" and Ihal. "lie voivil lull Convicts More Time VACATIONi Remember the long distance telephone in your vacation plans. It will add to the pleasure and comfort of your holiday. It wiir serve, your' convenience in securing information and making arrangements. At lake or shore, in the mountains or by the stream, long distance telephone service means that you are always in touch with home and business. - Home Independent Telephone Co. STAR TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Smoke, Flames, Romance and Heart Aches SKA T.l; Knr Your (.olilrMi. A l''lifli Supply . Jluzi In, Red Cross Dr u Store sT' v--- BZill . 1 c Ml Z: 1 ' . r u I "TstfT III1 1 Z I-'ii-r-fifthlrr rxlrnffinthinry wIhim litk tl nns lOMIH! Ilcs In us c.iMiiil iiiiiiiurr as olltf-r turn h imI it huulis, I nril tin oih hlg firu Inn I M'lli A vi iiiio iipm (incut lioao, ulirin lit round Ills own iluiitflilt'i. A -m 1'iic of ml, K' 'PP"K ooitoim-it that w III I on r Into jour hom t nml tin ill yuu mill iiiitmumlitl 1I1 ii tun. ' ,1 h r --i v- ; v " ESI VttUiamKUSSEL Helena CHADVICK Filmed in Co-operation With The Los Angrcles Fire Department Andy Gump Comedy "CHESTER'S DONKEY PARTY" t COMING SUNDAY - Ailcen Pringlc - Lowell Sherman ' Chester Conklin "THE WILDERNESS WOMAN" What a Woman! What a Picture! A Real Comedy Treat! Values! Men! That challenge comparison. Better Merchan dise of Quality for less money. Watch our prices compare them. Save by trading here! Suits Single and Double - breasted Models vvith an extra pair of trousers. A money - saving value at mm Dress Shirts Straw Hats A complete assortment of Sennits and Yeddos $1.95 to $3.50 Collar attached and neckband in checks and stripes, at a price's that will dc hiand your ihspec lion . ; 98c Dress Hose Plain and fancy Hose in novelty patterns ; 35c to 69c Blond Oxfords Another shipment just received. A. new novelty pattern ; $1.95 Cotton Hose Lightweight, ribbed Hose in b 1 a c k or brown 3 pair for 25c Work Shoes The most complete stock of guaranteed Work Shoes $119 to $1.95 s Ties ; The new Calcutta crcpes--a 'nori-wrink-ablc lightweight Tic, at ,thc nevv low price 89c Athletic Underwear Knit - back garment, pearl buttons an ex ceptional value at 59c Work Shirts Triple stitched, two- ' pocket Shirt, in blue and grey 49c Knit Underwear Short sleeves and an kle length 98c MEN'S WEAR - Money-Saving Cash Store For Men 1309 Adams Ave.