La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text1- (Incorporated) An independent Newspaper FHANK 1). APPLEBY. Editor and publisher HAItVEY K. MATTHEWS..,., m ... t B.IIM MallUger Published evenings, except Hundny, ut Mill Aduma Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Slur published every e'rlduy. Unlet ed ut I he Postofftca ut J,a Grunde, Oregon, u Sccoud Cluss Mull Mutter under uct of Murota V, J 87 01T1C1AL PAl'Ell 01' UNION COUNT ANO 'J'llifl , ClTlf OW LA, UKANDU UKMOKIl AflHOL'IATIJD I'ltKHd Tho Associated Press Ih exclusively entitled to use for pub Mention or all news dispute!)" credited to It or not otherwise credited If published thuroln. AU rlMhls of republication of apeciul dispatches In thin paper, und ulso the locul news here in uIho uro reserved . . ' SL'HHUIlU'TloN ItATKH ' '' . . lis Virrier Dally, per month In advunoe...,........H..M.........w................7fio liully, ier six inontha In udvunce - $4. Ml Dally, slnuls copy , - Io . lljr Mult Dally, per month In sdvance .......... .......... ..........Gno Dally, per six months In advance..,.., I. .nil Dully, per yeur in advance ...$&. 00 Weekly Obscrvor-Htur, per year.' - 12.011 ADVEItTlHINO UA'lliH Dlsplny, foreign, per column Inch lHspluy, locul, per column Inch... , Tlmo contract rates on upplioaUor . .i....A'is tec, TUB TlKATII OK TIll-I ntOHTKOlK "t.ct mn ' din lh death of the riKlilcous, and lit my lust end he like his. Nu. snito OS OFFICE CAT VftV-M HUD . Discoverer She am Hip Hwht of your 1 1 To, iintUnu, am I tint: MifipnM fit lint your inc. liv in ii k iii.tthiy IHkIi llio fliKl of I'viU'y ninnili. An old-tlnwr In one wlifl fan re n.emhnr when It Homo'lims wna iM'ceivMiiry lo Hlniil ,i Uitm. ' 'i'lin HrlllHh monopoly In fulilicr may grow o wrioim (hut Amrrl vixn men limy huvo to rnKtcn (heir hovUh up uilh piiHlt. By the wiiy, ihift Ih no in riot'lion on eiilh'fliitrn. Tim nioilcrn iflrl Would 1 rather he out of Hlmpc ttiiin of titylu. Of nil ilio mill Hurprlflm Vlion- nollilnjf lo compare, . Willi tromllnK In tlic ilurknrw I Ou u HU'p that Inn't llwro. , ! I WulLvr TIiIh money Ih no good, jiioiw'rh( we're i' von (ho ilhifit'i uUmu'i Witu'iv :' A dovlcii liiiM iM'pn ' perfected whereby totally deaf peruana ntuy HhIcii to tho nidlo. Nuliody hpciiih he Huf thorn illiyH. . -. - '''. - Viieatton tiltiii 'lH hre. Ilut how J many tlnn n doen the .liuslneKH run Ml rillllB JUKI lrt"?uini; you were Kutiti two wenlfH? k) ( i n v n nTrn It, I.LLLInlLU Tl Jlres the "I Jiwovci cr of Belie lluth' Itev. . Droiher flllbert, O, K X.. a trnrher ut St. John's re paratory w-heol, Danvei-s. Muits. Hev. tlllliort Mint llotHl Itiilh's unusuiil nhiliiy us n hull pluypi' while Hie IlainL iviih n student tit Kt. Mury's li(luutrtul Hchool, Kiltlmoiv, where the kliiK of swat spent his childhood oh an orphun, ilev. Cllhert wus con nectcd "iili that institution at the n. . time. 11 STONED KI:V YORK, July 8 AP. All tlm pnworhoiiHR QhiployoH of tho . jiitorhorroujfli Hnpld Tronttlt rompuhy will join the wtrlklntf motormpn and switchman not litt er than ('Yhluy at midnight, a Berted Kdwln P. I.avln, 1i-hU of th; tttrlkri-H, thin afternoon, lie Ha Id he had heen authorized to make the unnouneement by a 4ei ejrate of the st'iiral 'committee of t he Interlioii'OUKh Drotherhood. ' NK'A' YORK, July .'-(AP War time precautions apuinHt nu hotage. In Hi auhway strilto were helnff taken today hy tho Intel-; horrouffh Ti-anslt company. ' Trusted agents of tho company' were sent last night to attend a moetlnff of the ntflkora Jnmon U. Quaekrnliush, jconenil pominel of the tntr.rhni'roiiKn 'company, ex-' plained that tho company wanted to -know If uny of Hi men ocoupy lnf "key" poHltlons were uttendlng l.h'i meeiihffH, ho it could proveiU t-hm , from rntiifnhifr to . work (Wjiero Ihey might cripple , the milt- way ynteji. . - No aein of viotmce have attract ed apodal iidllee ty the public. Vhe oompntiy utmounoa oho elevated train wnn stoned t'.nd that pussen irera htivO lieen .unrtulv jarred by men unfamiliar with tho mcehan Ism of frnllis aetttrte the brafces Muddnnly on trama In motion. The pollen hTive- not bcn culled upon to Uct, hovever, In ony Instance, Policemen have been rhllng on every train. Krqm the "hetflnnlna' of tbe strike now In It third day, tho 700 striking subway inotornten and switchmen huva .expressed themselves opposed to violence. Interborrouglt offlclula any that Hiibwny sfrvlce hatt Improved, but there Is no' question In the minds 'of nny resldeut of the nictYnpolfs but thnt u strike I on It Is fe ftected In automobile truffle to n marked degree. . Klrikers Clilin Calm ' The strikers clulut furtlier gains in their- numbers, but Inti-rhor-roiigh officials den) that there hus been tiny considerable Uissat's ruction among employes on ele vated lines. ' . - T. W. Miller Pleads Not , Guilty to Clarge NKW.' YOUK, July . (AD Thomus W. Miller. ' former Mien properly oiistodlah, pcladcit .not gulliy today to an Indicliifi'nt cUurnlim him. Harry M. DiuisTh eriy, former uHornry general, und tho lute John T. iKIng ' with con spiracy to defruud tho govorifc ment " I The Incident to ; which Stiller pleaded not itulliy involved relcnsc hy the. custodial) Of uboilt 7,000,. 000 of scfiuesLer'cd assets - of the American Melul company repre senting the sale of enemy Interest in -the concern, lo ullejeed su'lss owners. -Mr. Inuitherly pleaded not utility, to the Indictment May 20, . qriNcy. Cui. poul n. Koiiainr. famed us a whtstler, nus returned to his boyhood home to recuiieruto from u serloitH oberatlon nerformed f in ''ew'Vork..' He, ,-wuti- borii near H pan Isli ," Fork ' near . liere,. :0S , yea rs UKq, hut . hud, ' iioU-vlslte'd , the place ror aD years. 7. . ,. iik;(;ist t;i Aitlsi. SACllAMKNTO . Callfornln lays claim to the; 'distinction of liavine the, largest sltiBlo oontln- r nnllAri.l vnnr1 111 the " ! United Slutes. Record breaker Is I'tivato juha ' V. Wc'iKhlman, San Kranclsco Riiardsntnh, who makes the scale Jump to;'l5v itnd Is 6 feet 0 Indies. ' The previous record .holder- was-S fcpVft yhcjics tall and wclKlieu Sim pounds, . MHIITM PliAYS HAVOO HDMONTON. Alttt. A bolt of llslitnlns; entered a window In An drew Orancskus' farire house at Muiulare, near here, killed Or nncskus and rnnk Turdono ftOd tiet tlie house afire. ' S i Ben Franklin r! Started This , ii- with a kjr and a klte-trln4; nnd thereby hangs a tull. The same,,, , principle glvet you the lcelets wonder ' -, Mdidairc ; that keep, all foods as no melting,'. , wasting cake of Ice can do It. No watching, no starting, no stopping. Come in and see it demonstrated. ; , Jesse Rosenbaum Electric : . Shop -Oppo. I O. Vhone M-lfl-1 Visitors to Mexico City complain that the police shoot on too slight provocation. The Mexican newspapers echo the complaint. They insist especially that the police quit Hhootlng; at drivers . for violating the traffic laws. That eeems to be a common practice. Not that anybody down there objects especially to motorists getting shot. The trouble is that Ithe police are such bad shots. Instead of hitting the drivers who are running down pedestrians, they usually hit the pedestrians. Several have been killed ro cently In that way. The situation seems to, call for reform. At the same time, it bespeaks a notable improvement in Mexican conditions when the police have ho greater prove cation for shooting than traffic offenses. . We seem to have most of the bandits up here now. i JUSTICE TO INDIANS. The Pima Indians are in luck. Not such luck as has come to the Osage tribe, through the discovery of rich oil deposits on their, reservation, but possibly better. It is luck in the form of justice. v Uncle Sam, building the great Coolidge dam on the Gila 'v.er-il.-4l'lZpna,.lsgoinK..to.'use ,its wators- to irrigate 80,000 acres of rich land, of Which half will be cultivated hy the Pima Indians. This will be the payment of an obli- ' tration incurred half a century ago when white settlers di verted the water from the upper stretches of-the Gila and so rendered baren those Indians once fertile fields. Tho government promised them it would provide water, ond at last the promise is in the way of fulfillment.' The tribe will . have a rich area on which it can raise not only com and beans but cotton, oranges, figs and dates. V While Uncle is about it, perhaps he can find some other tribes, now virtually starving on the unproductive areas to which they have been driven, and do them belated justice in some form or other.' Uncle Sam has enough on his con science, as regards the Red Man, without standing idly by nnd witnessing the extermination of any more Indian tribes. A D1UED-UP PRESS. "We will have dry newspapers," remarks II Tcvere, Itoman Fascist organ, referring to the changes ordered by Premier Mussolini in the Italian press. Not meaning non alcoholic, but desiccated. There will bo virtually no foreign news it is enough for Italians to read of Italy. Sport, art, literature, court news, especially criminal news in which the Italian public has always revelled, will be gradually "dropped. The papers Will all become little more than organs of the Fascist gov ernment, or else go out of business. This latter alternative Is encouraged. There is to be only one newspaper to a province, explains Signor Turati, secretary of the Fascist party. Personal journalism is doomed. j v "I am determined," he says, "to destroy the innumerable weeklies which, although dealing with national problems Und spreading 'fundamental Fascist ideas, represent solely the personal acidity and literary impatience of their edi tors." They have no right to express any acidity and im patience except those of Mussolini. "Some of our com rades have already set n good example by suffocating their Own creatures," he adds. "I will cite in an order or the day those following this example." So here is the end of a journalism never efficient, ac cording to American standards, but until lately free and democratic. American editors who have upheld Mussolini nhd Fascism should now go to Italy for n career. 16 Stills Discovered In 23 Oregon Counties SAI.mr. Ore. .Inly 8. (AP Out of lfi.t urresls hi 2:i coiitilhH that reported nil prohibition cttflt-H lot ihe mom li of Muy, i:ifi convic tions rrsulted, uct-ordlnir to u re port by W. ft. I.evciiB, state prohi bition eoinmlHHloner. Klncs were nsm-ssed in the tolul of iK.M 1. 10, of which tr.,llS.o(i was paid, the remainder belnir served out In Jail, liurimr the month ill stills were confiscated uml IMi KuMons of li iunr dcfttrtiycd. All counties muile reported except llaker, Curry, Mnrncy, Jefferson . Miillnomah, Malheur, Marlon, Sherman, Tilla mook, I'llion, rmulilla, Wasco und Wheeler. sneini-: i jam, WKKT NKW VOItK, N. J. I'a u I lii tliuman, n weaver with ti fumlly. woke up In n (ell tin shrieked out his curiosity us to the ri-UHou for bi-lnir there. "Shut up," yell, Ml unMhcr p-isom r. "you're In for murder." There was proIoiiKcd silence and " Hethnnuin was found to have strangled hlm s")f. He had been put Into u cell to sleep off his fntoxlenllon. ' lt()('M:i 1:1.1.1 :u ci:i.i:mt.Ti:s I'OfV.NTK'O HII.T.S, ff. Y. July S. (AC) lohn I). Itockcrcllcr observed Ills S7III birthday today with his usual round of work und a u-ame of e.olf. l-'rlends and fam ily shared In the uiieer observance of Ihe unnlvcrsury. Many letters und letefframs of conKratulntlon won received from widely .scattered , points on Ihe Klobe. . . ! j. , , ' ; ; Lenfrue of Nutlnns nutru-csls m.e nnd Sunday In AprM as a fixed Kaster set by the price of cjcks. Bug Killers- WE CARRY ALL THE . DEST URANDS Flit Fly Tox Oronite Cenol El Vanipiro Red Gross ; Drug Store WJiiowrmm mm MOTOR TRANSIT CO. I'assenKer anil K.tnram Nerrlee i.i:avis l.A tiltAKM; Vnr Wallnwa lAko and InleriiHNllaui Points t A. M. 4 I. 51. I'or I'lielleloM a. j. . 4 p. , (Connects for Walla Walla. Pumo and Portland) low ltmind Trip IWN for kaunnwv Slmtlta. Kor Information, Call MAIN 7M, Staav Ceriot, p; and the skill of expert bakers make ' jjj I F w ga'aT 1 1 tFSTfllffltTMM'g "j I .; ! mil i 25c, 49c, 79c, 98c, $1.49 and $1.98 Will Buy Values To At Our t Special Clean 'Rich as Butter Sweet as a Nut" Most Delicious Most Nourishing Most Economical Food You Can Buy Butter- Up SALE AH discontinued items in Shoes, Ox fords, Slippers, Hats, Caps, Boys' Wash Suits, Girls' Dresses, Rompers, and several other items will be closed out at One-Half Trice and Less. No refunds or exchanges allowed at sale prices. Only best merchandise offered. Norton's Kiddy Shop Infanta and Children's Wearables NlIT B&EAD Insures you all that is BEST Pure and Most Wholesome On Sale at Your Dealers That Sweet Full Wheat Flavor," peculiar to Butter-Nut will appeal to your appetite Made RIGHT in La Grande The La Grande Bakery K. h McWilliams, Prop. t ! .!