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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1926)
r I 1," Thursday, August 12, 1326 'PiTO Pour CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IT CAN'T HELP BUT GROWN NOW ANCIENT TOMB LA FRANCE ; SERVICE WEIGHT HOSE For the woman who appreciates quality. All costume shades. , $2.25 N.K.West4&Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years (Inoorporaled) An Independent Nnmpupef it FRANK B. APPLEBY... Editor and Publl.ner HtRVET P. MATTHEWS.... ....Ouilneu Mngor IS UNCOVERED ,- . Published evening., except Sunday, at 1416 Adam Avenue, La' Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. ''! Enlored at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second ;,, Class Mall Mattfe under act or March , 187V ll ..' OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB ) J CITY OF LA O RANDS i . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub. ' llcatlon or 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 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, par month In advance. ............ ,...., Dally, per six months In advance. Dally, single copy.... ...... 750 ..4.M be Br Mai. DaUy, per month In advance.. Dally, per six montha In advance..... Dally, per year In advance.. ..60 , Weekly Observer-Star, por year.. .2.0 ...16.00 ...13.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, rorelgn, por column Inch Display, locul, per column Inch Time contract rates on application 420 0c TWO HKHT TKA'lllNCi,,Tlif80 mordx, which I uoiniiiHld thee, shall be In hi in- heart: And thou nliull leach thrill dlli g.'nlly unlo lliy children, mid lliou nlml liilli of Ihini nhi-.i ()tliou HlttcHt In thine hotiHc, mid uiien Ihuu walkeHi by Ihe ivuy, und when thou llt-Ht down, uud when thou rlHcst up. lieut. 6:0-7. HTOC1CHOI.M, Aug. 1. AP -A royal Oreek tomb said to rlvul In splendor that of King Tut has been unearthed near the ancient city of Asino, on the northern shores of the I'elponneslan penin sula, Oreece, by a Swedish archae ological expedition. Crown Prince Oustuv Adolph is the organizer and a former personul participant in the expedition. Preliminary reports publlahcd here nay tho discoveries during the 1 rourth annuul digging, now about to' close, have been grcuter than those of ull the previous ones com bined. They Include musses of ma terials throwing new light on Greek life us fur buck us three thousund yours before I lie ChrlHilun era. '. Hurled About J .1(10 II. C. ' Vases und ornaments In great quuntltles huvc been found, and umong tin! contents of the. royal: tomb, duting nppro.lmutely from 1600 11. I', were several ornute gold ! pieces and uni'iiie weupons. One of the first tilings encountered III the so-called "lower city" wu.s what rrmuinrd of a Itomuii balii, willi marble lined tubs for hot and cold water. Some of the underground plumbing was found lo be in such good condition tliul It could bt used today. Dr. Otto Frodiii, head of the expedition, reported. Tho Pendleton man who argues for normal school loca- Ition there because that city has neglected and overlooked other avenues of advancement while providing the world's greatest round-up can at least be commended for his frank ness. Our suggestion, however, would be that he spend jhis time and use his ink to educate people on the necessity of such an institution for Eastern Oregon. There will bo plenty of time to discuss location merits after the bill is passed. Mist Descends Upon Portland Early Today J'OUTUM), Oir., A MR. I-' ( A V). A mint (lt'iJr-mkil upon I'oitluiKi thin iiiornin,',- Trout a hfuvy iilffli fup. ThouKh It was moist, It wan only mint 1111U nul rain. m . I L V... w vr ' - tK' . ' I 1 , I I TO OPEN BIDS ON -FORTY MILES OF ROAD PROJECTS 1 - - , L L.J. a water. We lind no idea of ho'i long we hud been there. "Probably It wu well that did lone nil nccuiintliig of 1 1 1 1 1 , Had we known of the hours timi' I panned we migni not nave stooij SAI.KM. Ore.. Aug. 12 (.VP).-- the waiting us well. , More than 40 miles of Highway) "I Here were only rollr mntehes const ruction will be included in In our ponsesMlon. We conserved projects on which mim " " "".e. vie. uH, received by Hie state highway; no rood. Tile only water We lia.j commission at u mevllng In Port- was in n small lubneco can. w.i land Thursday. August :"l. In ; shared this, only inolslenlng our addition, bids will lie receive.! for. lips. , the building of u bridge over "I slng only one light at a tlm... Itogiie river on the Pacific IiIr:i- we managed lo linvo light rur n '. way at (ioldlilll. I long lime. 1 don t know horf The highway projects are: long. When tile light burn".) out I, Hcnlon county: Alsea Mountain-, we were, left in that uwful blue!;'. I I '111 li. Ill section of Hie AlK-U ness. highway: 8.1 J miles of grading. Ileum ite-ners. J ll. nlon and Lincoln counlles: i "You cin't Imagine what if J-:ddyville.tlo.lgelt s.M-lion of lit" memil, to .hear Hie noise of llift L'orvallls-Newporl liigliway: Hi-7 rescue workers outside. We hennl miles of broken slime resurfacing. Hie pounding of tin: drill . rir.t Jefferson counly: rul.i.ie ma:.- ami then llie Olaailllg und pump nnry parapet wall construction Inluorking. tigileii nurk on Hie Halles-i ail- 1 for nla highway near Terrel.uiine. I,nlie county: lir. ivs Valley - I Lakei'lew highway: III. I miles of broken stone surfacing. Tilli... look counly: Wheel. r Hrlghlon section of the lluowvell toast highway: I'.xC miles ofgiad-Ins.' y were coiiiluu we hoped it'. Mayor's Concession May Appease Catholics POISON LIQUOR , IS BLAMED FOR .. DEATH OF THREE LIGHTINC DISTRICT . . IS CREATED ! FIVE MINERS ARE SAVED FROM DEATH 'I rrnnlinued from Pago 1) ' MKXII'O CITY, Aug. 12 (API. Muyor Aitliuro Huiacho. of Mexico Clly. In the flint romes slon of any kind uiuile lo Colli. i- wt. i i- . t , . . .. , ,. . , 1 "lD "..tic iue r.'iiK'ioii.i coiiuiei iiic iieuuinif. itiieiien 10 in n rnnuniinir.Anrin nun innpn i.0,-..,. i,..u elsewhere, in this issue and appearing in The Obrvcr j recently over a story about the eirion s state drum corns m. rillimnsfil nf fln l'iilhnllii iimt. " 1 '' five liiunU'iitullv iinnninlf.l ..itl.l ' " ' nu (Continued from Page l sriHinitY, Onl. A hit. III. (API Hurt- ui'rtuiH in nun . nir riuy - . (lurinff tlti- ; iiumI Tvw jluy - fauvjabonl ttin flrnt or .( .i loln r. caus'ti provlnclnl polleo lo IjkIii IbI nlphl wiih hImo IIm linm for' mi Invt'fllfnttfuii of n-porlH I ImV op'fil!ir hhn on M"vtr improve-j mint (liMdii-l lull IhiH biiKliii'.sM n hh over until nxt Vdin s duy flight. ' H:il4. lung it ml the COntGHt. WHS not, nut.. T Tnfni t.unutnlv fur Min hpnH.u rif or ' i i i j ...... . .iii8, for eiich church. However, u.e locai corps was not mentioned .in uie Asso-ihe conmiitt...Mm.n imw nuted Piess dispatch, only tho winners being recorded. . Attnl... .!.... H....I...1 rlo "' IU..""' . All almlicallon lo l.nlld a n.al- lieen i.'"'" " VUK " ". """ 'lr , sunnoiled by ooMts. around Jc nlclpal u,.i,olnte,.s. IT '! r .. " k, B?Ul' ' Honimnr bilildliiff, was denied. 11 .. . I mucin h rriiin itn it it. isj v nu u , theiefore impossible to say what ranking 1-a llBsdeLSZ TJtJ "i"!'" '""'If """r k sJrT''llZ received. And since this is a local, not a state, newsnaner r manaKeinent of .-...h inu hl' !. ' ..r.. . " '"i N ' and on i:ast o i Win i in iiiuuicipiii riHUfll II Ii'iwiii'ii , . .,, , .i.i , . iroin iuri ii t m-rry in tsitrx ii ii rt-Hnonulbility for th". . ... "iM)j "'.low was rcfiMTiM. lo (In- cily m:tn liiuiu id Kivuw,t, uv.vo v(uuj in mini ii niii- i'i aillAHtlUll . wj HHHume dycij not do than m wliat another city s organization does popniy. .do. ' In anv event, the work and the vahin nf tho Xctrxu 11 ,M u,,'i, v I i I. ... , , , ... i i"u.'w ii my huiim'w ii'ii iipni'iiMC i ite ilcKfn corps cannot be minimized by a mere headline. No, catholics who nave been woisi.ip I othii'isinjrld lactor was so impoi-tant In securin 'the con- ,,lniL ""' iuitl',"s oniyamuii ( r ii ' ! , n , M .. I niiiimers because municipal coin. ; vonlion for this city next year. That was tho goal -of the mittees were m dmrw r them, organization, not a mere ctimpctilion prize. Lai Grande peo-' pie, arc loyal to such a group, are proud of it. A little 1- .thing like failure to win first place in prizo competition 'witji the corps of other cities cannot dim our appreciation for La Grande's own. ) FARM ENGINEERING "Modem farming is 85 per cent engineering," says Thomas D. Campbell, a big Montana wheat grower, lie thinks tho farmer of the future will necessarily be a skilled engineer, and . the, farm hand will be a skilled mechanic iFaijn work tends more and more to be done by machinery. jiliore is amazingly effective machinery available now for Jieaj'ly all important farm operations, and the mechanism and method are continually improving, thanks to Ameri can inventiveness. America is teaching the world how to farm. ; Faiming is literally the greatest of our industries, Mr. jCiimpbcll reminds those who belittle it. During the height jof the season it requires more horsepower than any otlioi .industry. As machines arc substituted for men, giving jnorc horsepower and less manpower, the men employed must necessarily change in type, and their fortunes must change with them. It explains to a suinrisinir decree th increased farm production and the decreased farm popula tion. i ."Funning .employees will ultimatelv bo paid V wages as attractive as those offered to the skilled I lalmrer in the cities. This will be done through ( the use of power machinery, the emplovment of j skilled aiti.sans and the consequent increased out j put. per man power, which will result in reducing i In1""- cost per acre. We have worked at a ; iiK-uii.il in Hirr larming in connection with farm . management, which takes a great portion of the ; weather hazard out of farming in the great wheat ; growing states, especially in those where the rain- fall averages some I I to lft inches a year. We feel .. that we can eliminate low grade transient, lalwjr ; which for yeai-s hits cine to the harvest fields. Hy substituting skilled mechanics we have great ,' ly decreased the production cost per acre." i V This kind of progress, applied to agriculture in general, will unquestionably make fanning Ur more congenial in the future than it & today, and far imn-e profitable for those engaged in it. This is a natural and inevitable de velopment which is overlooked by most of those who sav there is "no future in fanning." relatives of the farcy's are .said ... ... , ,. u. ....... . , lo w was referred lo the cily , ., i Ncill .Mctlulness. who died he're :"-"''r'. d this uetion of thelK.1(l,r..,.. !!., ... . have said he had drunk some lliiuor. $34,000 Disappears; 1 Inspectors Take Case ' "ldj REPORTERS v . ; '"' TESTIFY IN I DEATH CASE us h-. tube arms of wjiriiini;. Jmw 2:i T lnlir i w tl 1 hi 111 ii(,ritiit iiini hi' :ihl (hut n( ik it'ii iiih noiiNi 1 in uitrni 01 the innruiT lie tirovf I Uroiiuh Wood- -w--v------ liimL pnrk miJ around (ln'ii ltik. ' HMS,. 0f M(t,.t th'-y I iiskfd hint why h ilrov- nrotjml Wh ltiI lliroimh -lln nn ihkc una no Miiiii inTitiiM 11 wan iioiitw. Sylvta'H favorilo wiilk. I ri'iiilndcil , ! utrhl fr nf t'ohh whh nl li'-ni Ihnt hi- wul wild nIu wldoiii ' nilnr tnlrmuc when In.T fiithiM" m it took wnlkH. 11 ml In Halil: VII. T p.j rd. At the hIjtIiI or IiIh rur". moan thnl w:ih nor fnxorlti drlvi.' , ;th Ihthiiic hysti-rh-al mxl f: i nt il. Saw (.nlnrs in A11U1. .I.mih'w. lln iiiIikth s;tld. was I lie iavi said that ho saw an aulo Imto of diMlitct. Instr-ad nl' rlandtntr in (Tic park hik! that rt nl h inpiiittr to i-wiiiii' wln-n tin In riclwl It mid flashed u nlcrht ct-'-!" fanir. hi- went Irick to Into U WiiIIhcp flaiiUH whh j.-:ttln-j warn the nthtr four nn of lm out. in a foniT oi imp car ino wnmnny, policcnuin saw n --Irl and ho iiHkvd 'I''1' l,,'n Wi'rt' "lMi"'MiIly mif nrr how old kIip wan. tvrUxc only wiakm ss from lack Thi" father, (hi- wllncra Mvoro. ' f"l. wlt i-xi-cniliin (f answen-d that tht- trlrl whh 22 and , ' 'aMlllrr. , his (iainrhti-r. Aft.r v.-riflrntlon of, KnMM-trd to I'ruyrrs thi 1.1 ihi. Hti..n ti... ri..in.. 'ohb. the first to mv the hiim- rclnnwd. l!lt. was -ri inning broadly lln..ia i,. ., iii,,.M ,i elltnltpd weakly from the ffr lemponiry license numbers when new jilate. tiro ordered was ! croo k o d on tho en r a n d th u.t h o ciuitloned (.nines (o slral(fhteh' It. liavls stild ho und Policeman Dickinson saw the car at 1 o'clock In the morn in r pnrkod off tho driveway, anad thnt Us limits had been exit nn i (shed. ; what looked to - me like il ullk SAX KltAXCISCO. Aug 12 (Ai).' hr teatlinony, shouted 'that's a NeililMr Tt-stiric.. 1 nljfht (jown. When she wont hack. Dtxappeuniucc of trH.oou In cur-;. ,,ei" ' " ' I ,rB- OIIvp Memmor. a neighbor she rcarruned the covers and rency. nent In n re-rlHtored parcel Krown teHtlflcdi "I Interviewed of Onines, testified that Gaines de- messed up the pillows on a couch from the federal reserve bank lWnv Gaines Juno lit. He said Sylvia rlored the morninK: the denuded in" the living room. to Wostwood, Oil., was being - In-seldom took walks and he had Bml beaten body of his daughter . ' vetljjated by postufflciv inspectors i warned her not to go out of Wood- was found on the rdco. of a lake today. The package was mailed land park and around Green lake, here, "I think I know who did Monday to mod a lumber mill ! Ho snld the nltfht ho was killed ' payroll, . 1 (' ;-was the first time fhe Ignored his n the Monday preivdln? the ' killim;. she testified, Wallace said i he wouldn't lnr Tar behlndv his j daughter, who whs planning to re It urn to her mother, M rs. H. K. Maynard, in I tost on. Tie said he wished Mrs. Gaines would not come ibaek. She had gone to California . after shv shot herself In Novcm , ber. Mrs. Memmor ald that from hi'r bnlhroom she enn, ir curtains are not down on the Gain cm .'Ido, lotik right Into the Gaines living "We knew lh lifter use. How prayed " 'J'ho miners held prayer iuceU iugs back in t hefr . dark rtdrcut and all were ready to die bravely ir the worst happened, they p-Mil) "We've had f-oiue mighty gooJ iiieeilugs back there," on" ofthria said, referring lo the prayers of fend and the songs they luui .Ming. (hi their caps thy miners Iih1 ins'Tlhed this sonleuce; "If b tire dead when you find us, wi an saved." Tears streamed from their rycJi as tin y embraced v.ives and chit) 'and was enfolded 111 the , i wife and children. ' "We lived in hope and prayi i 4JobU said. I "K was a terrible ordeal, beln'T sealed 1 T.o feet under irronn.l ; without food anil praclically no (Conttnucd fiorr. Pige 1) Girls' Felt Hats Hew popular colors and styles. ?2.50 $2.95 - $3.95 Norton's Kiddy Shop Infants' and Children's Wearables IV dP4.L - He Saw II , ; x W j l!url Cl.iae. II. Is die slule's "mys. '. : Jk . f I Kronk Norrls. Krl Worlli, 1V.) - ' aAjiI - H-" j i-nnceltsl win. laees trlul I'm- inur- '-C : ' Wk 1 ler In enliiieell.ni ullh llie Kllllns ti'-Jr TV 'Iw V ii In or n. i:. cni..s. i-.,ii is Kiiti to 'Sils . 4 1 wVlit linee seen die nlioulln? lh- onlv '5 jKSsj?Jit, , r V3tl slule witness In, .11,1. i Mil ",sWff 41 v ie : Jr tea it j k . . i KKD (HOSS DRUG STORK . KASTMAN KODAKS and FILMS KXPKRT DKVELOI'ING, PRINTING, ENLARGING and . TINTING Red Cross Drug Slorc room. Sihv (JHlnes nitd N.vlvln. Wlien Slvla eniiii! to'tlie Cnlnes home lit the H(irinir. relate.l frl. Memmor, she hjiw Wiilluee peek out the front win. low ami then 0 l.iiek. I enn't remember whether he ha.l on a hath rol.e or not. Syl via ).ee(...t out too. She ha.l Oil Gimtbriabiif IIV .MOTOI! STAtiL Ui.i;i l.rnvr l.al.ranile fur .liwpli ami Wallowit I,. . 9:110 A. M. . 1:00 I' " " I'lilier an. I Itulx! . l:;lll A. M. . 1:80 1'. " " linker only . . r,:;to I" " " reillllelon - I 1:00 A. M. . H-.3U V. SI. - 9:0 I'. M. M. M. SI.' (.'onneelion at ! II. Ion for Walla Walla. 1'useo and land: ul Portland all polnln Smith and North. l.n iiiinile lloiiol I'hone 7IMt . All Slo.leru t'hnlr t'nr Stnttcs. I'orl- "When your feet hurt -you hurt all over" Have yon pain in the ankle, lejr. back ni hil? I)n you suffer from coins, callouses, wails or lnirrowui"; (oe nails? Have bunions or foot (rouble of any kind? you JiSRs Smiles ".tir." tnam-ot or the Marine corps It .'uailll. o. .i In Milium; ,iKaln. Me ate u h ol tneHH kiln, ami Milt. re. mi. Il n Klllllia. ll aehe that they took lilm In in itlrtilane to a WanhliiKlon honplta!. liere lie l I'VUKllvKlll,;. N K A. Sn VninclKO Hurll. AMKWtl.1 PATASONI, TUB n.KKT INIUAN rannrr. Is thown tklt llh bis Inlnrr, lh sl Ztinl Indli. "tTrrt MKrinln." Ih 34 cnr to th rhimplnn 4llanr ruantr nt til lh IntUia Iribt la th ittilhweit. Dr. J. M. Ingalls At the Foley Hold, Room 15 FRIDAY, AUG. 13th Surgical Chiropody.
