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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1926)
Tuesday, September 21, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER $Ia(i)rmtbc Jibming (Dbscrfier " ... (lmorxraiiMl) An Jmli'iHucIciit Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor (mil Publisher ' HARVEY l- MATTIIEWS Uualnow ManoBr Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adam Avenuo, La Qrando, Oregon. The Observer-Star published evory I-Ylday. Entered at the Poatoffleo at Iji Grande, Oregon, us Second I: Class Mail Matter under act of Mutch 2, 1878, , ' OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE .', CITY OF LA GRANDE MBMUEIt A8KOCIATED PRESS ' ' ' The Associated Pi-uks is exclusively entitled to use for pub v JicAtion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of j special disputehes in tills paper, and also the locul news hcre , In also are reserved. ' 1 SUHSCU1PTION KATES : liy Currier : 1 Dally, per month in advunco 76c ' Laily, per six months In udvunce... 4.60 Dally, single copy .'. ...Gc . .! Ily Mall ' Pally, per month In advance 60O ' Daily, per six months in advance 2.li0 'Dolly, per your In advance J6.00 .. Weekly Observer-Star, per ycur - $2.00 ADVEUTIHINa RATES : Display, foreign, per column Inch , 2o i Display, locul, per column Inch 4c Time contract rates on application. Local District Attorney Bags A4-PointBuck A i' TilM PKKHONAIj PUIOSIONCK "Thero shall not any mini 1 'bo nhlo to Mtuinl hel'ore (lice nil the. days of lli.v life; ... 1 will mUo wllh thee: I will not fail thee, nor fui'riiiku thee," ' .t 1 hOVAIl'V "Only ho Ihmi iitrmiK mid very cihii'iikcuiih, that ' lliuii niayoMl uhm-rvn to ilo uucordiiiK lu all tho law . . . uurn minded lliec' Jon. 1:7. Carl 0. Helm, local dlBtrkt at torney, made Rood on hln declara tion that he whh "not Jiwt jrotiiK out to hunt, but to kill," after he left here on a deer-Htulklnif ven ture hiHt Friday night, In com pany with Jim Morelock, 1m. (Irande nutomobllo man and Hoy Hchaeffer, Wallowa dairyman. Sherrys Showing Tom Tyler in "Let's Go, Gallagher" at the Arcade theatre again today and Wednesday. A new he-mun hero who HceniB flvMtlned to b'ave a trail of broken heart strewed along hit primrose mil h t n Htiirrfom n nnea.rH at t hp When AleKHrn. Morelock and Helm j Hh(.rry theatre, "Lets Go Cullugh- Acord Stars In "The Terror" At the Star rotumed here hiHt evening the dlH trlct attorney brought hack uh a trophy of the hunt a four-point, f 80-pound buck, bagged near Al der HprlngH In the Mlnam coun try, 11! nil led Mouth of the town of Mlnani. HIh fellow hunters fared leKH well, bringing back only the re port of deer Meen which they had been unable to Hhoot at. .Mr. More lock, who led the party to an old stamping ground of IiIh, wan dis appointed that the deer had not yet come down from the higher mountains as he had expected. There were rich nlgns everywhere, ne Haicj, out too few deer were seen. "Air. Helm and myself fol lowed a band of elk and a good sized herd of deer In which there were several bucks," he declared "but following them through the thickets made It impossible tu get a good shut ut the doer.1 There. wa no snow In the part of the Wallowa mountains which they visited, and the weather was beautiful during tho several days they wero cumped out, though It rained on them going in and com lug out, the men report. -jj It's h (juror atfo. Men who don't know how to harness a hui'soaro talking of harnessing electrons. DAIRYING GREAT OPPORTUNITY IN EASTERN OREGON (Continued from Piiki- One) 5 Someone Hays that lite Patterson can cry as effectively !"'"' "ol u 'w yours , ; ... ,, , lit. i . it ij naw round In nroiltulile in enter as Governor Waller. I hey should have a contest. Jt would , ,hein, to orrer iieeoiiiino.iations draw a far biinrei' crowd thun a debate and should be much 8U desirable iimt pun-ons can 1.0 .-. , . . V .Induced lo drive a. few nilhn rtiore cntortalllinjr. . ' farther In order to book there. 1 ,!. , . .. , I believe our Oregon towns Hhoul-1 T. The armory is another thinjf we may Imvo to consider at '00r!,lpro,im-tVvl" "'tn 'rH' .'uuj .! the November election. If La (irande can lake steps to pro- ditionai cupitui are ihe two mum vide her share of tho huildiiw cost it will have considerable 'ZZ""''' influence with the k'Rii'.latnie when consideration is given to "Land settlement Is our con .tho aimory bill. No sinfVlo municipal improvement will PZJaZ mean so much to the average citizen as a large auditorium upeaker. such as would be provided by the armory. I 'Mr' v''"b reai.on.ie.1 n,iH ef- I ternoon lo tin invitation lo nd- ' " " " . drees a apeelnl tiHMenihly tit Hie Patterson niak,s an excellent impression as a candidate ''ZlZ t uZ for governor, lie talks about a business administration, in order that they may lake their about a state budget, about reducing taxes by reducing ox- ;,,;oH'r1 11,aci7 wh"n l!vy "u,nuh ' ' , . , Into the business world. s pcnditurcs in a way lb at carries weight and makes votes.' : Being a farm operator, himself he will receive the support Royal Engagement j of 'many agricultural republicans who would otherwise Announced Today scratch (fyv Pie.e., it dit"fi;ut.,to say ,he'e in the gov-! 4 4 it ! ernors nomc couiuy, nowever, wneiner raiierson can ao iiki'shkiw.k it.-iwimn, s. pt. - 1 touch in tho way of vote cultivation. Walter's supporters ai The yngngMment or crown I'rlnee heopotd, 24-yeurs-old Hel- i are loyal and hard to budge. :Kian heir-apparent, to rrim-ess ) .' 'Aslrldo of Sweden, 2(1, third . ' . ' ( ... daujrhler of the duke of Vaester- Pil the repuDMcan meeiing iieiu last iiignt lor ine purpose Koetiand ami nieee of kihk ouutav, : er," featurhiK Tom Tyler, K B. O.'s now western find, 1 ffiven Its Joeal premier. J'Yom Its first show ing In Hollywood the production bus been hulled us uncovering a stur of the first magnitude. With a magnetic personality vouchsafed to few, a wonderful smile, a mag nificent build and a striking re semblance to George O'Brien, Mr. Tyler cunnot fall to land and land ! goers of J,a hard with picture funs who are al- i weeks. wuys looking, and usually In vain for 01 ueuon jnciure. uan uu vmi- (,x)C.i(.nce n tho '.;iegfk lugner uio urmgn to in muc ,.u- o.jV(, a (.omblnallon of leads hard lice i wo new young uiroeiors, .Jiimes Gruen and Hobert De Lucy, Fust action,-thrills and love are the necessities for a successful mo (ion picture. These are the com ponent parts of "The Terror," tho Universal iilue Streak Western, starring Art Acord, which Is show ing ut the Stur theatre today and Wednesday. This picture, with Its fine story, its excellent cast and its first rate direction, is one of tho most enter taining pictures offered lo theatre- Grande for muuy At'i.rd'u Inn if ..vnt.rh.nt'0 In llio l'w fare in the heroic rolea ' ... .. . , ... . ... . . . . sauuie unu ns leauing tuay a long n pictures. 'Uts Go Gul- (lx)C1.,(.nce ,n tho '.;iegflel'd Follies, to beat. Velma Connor iHjdecldedly sweet uh tlx- hrrolm (Jiwl t)ic riniHi who have colloboruted to- put over of mwl q( tho ael,ont nrin l.v ln,,v llth 'hns IL lot ftf ! T1Un; ,a '"ndlC hiding placo good originul stul f, many sym pathetic tuuelus and phnty of comedy; while the supporting cast is all that could be dr sired. Comedy showing, "The Beauty I'arlor'. "Mare Nostrum" At Arcade Has Big Dramatic Power Hex tnirnim'H prod net Ion of "Mure'. Host rum" (Uerr ftea ) for i Mi'tro-Goldwyu, had lis first show-' lug ut Ihe Arcade theatre yesterday I This screen veiHion of the famous j itlaseo Ibixne, atury Is another ti'i-; umpli for I he yout hful diriiet-1 or ' who already has lo his 1 credit ' such successes uh "Scara- : mouche, I'he Kour Horsemen of the Apocalypse," and "The l'ri- ! soner of Zenda." "Marc Nostrum", Is a powerful ! story of the hcu at the time of the I great World War. Ingram pro- ; duced to which Acord goes when mis taken for another holdup mun. Here things happen rapidly as the .band gets a dustardly plot under ' way to rob a rancher and steal . his daughter. I Hut being "ln"'wlth the bandit's, j Acord sees an opportunity to frus , Irate the plun, whereupon follow : several reels en I erl a In men I plus, j "Wise Guys Prefer Brunettes", I is the Pathc comedy on the same .program. I'se the Observe tor ItemiltH. Want Adda -Thanks Tanlac Aijrd Litflilhtusti Keeper Tells Hiuryi of Health Iteslurea. Many men and women endure It on tin- oriKinnt Ifii-jit Ioiih , pain needlessly. In Spain. I''rance and Italy d crtbed by Ihe author in his book. The result is a delightful combina tion of a strong dramatic story ami pictorial and historical beauty such as only Ingram is callable of mak ing. Alice Terry and Aulonlo Moreno. enact the leading rolcH and share lionni'H in tin. Hirer c km of Hie nle lure wllh hidi-nin and Ilium. Mi lecteu my noatui, nna grew bo uer- 'lYrry: mid Mnri'tto h u vn played ninny piu'lH Im-Toi'i! the cnnn-fii lint. I tiothini; idlhcr of thi'iii Jiiivt- doni: pn'vlotiHly niiitidu'H up to Ihcdr piM'- ronnaiu'H in "Mare Nonlnlin".' ' Wllh tlw I'X'ci'pllun of IIhkIiIi' amen, who una an oiiiaianiiinirf , , , . ,tl lt ,rtr uoini'dy roll-, tlni li-nialnlllK mi rtV- I . , ' j iii-rS or riiu-rirm nri- 'fofrinn ftrflHts As S. II. nm-lnnd. : n rer-peeied reai i dent of Milwau- ! kio, Ore., says: 'Without good health a man's I life is unbearable. ! Sooner or later I ho breaks down. . y "I've nad a narrow escape. I neg- voub I couldn't sleep. My stomach i would not digest food and had to stick to milk and eggs only. I forced myself to this ami-even then was tormented by sharp pains. I was in constant misery. "A friend told mo about Tanlac : of hcuring I. K, PiiUeram toll what ho would do as governor there was nothing said that would indicate the existence of i man by the name of Stanl'ield. That would not mean every voter present was a Steiwer supporter but at least any Stanficld men know that silence is golden under such circumstances. Visitors from Wallowa county predicted that that section would turn in a creditable majority for the republican ticket straight down the line. Certainly Stanficld is not gaining much ground in his capacity as an independent and you have difficulty finding anyone who thinks ho has a chance to help Haney, let alone aid himself. FLORIDA'S DISASTER Tho story of the Florida disaster in which hundreds of dead, thousands of homeless, and millions in-properly dam-! ago were left in the wake of a hurricane cannot bo read without experiencing a sensation of terror. Cities that were' looked upon a few days ago as the ideal playground and re-j sort of the world have been tinned into chaos. Palatial! homes and pleasure boats that were the wonder of natives! and visitors alike have become crumbling ruins and crushed; wrecks. And thousands of happy people, busy with work orj : play, confident that they were residents of the most charm-j Ing spot on the earth, have been made homeless, penniless,! , and bereaved with the loss of those held most dear. As yotlj consider the sorrowful plight of Florida there is recalled the floods and cyclones of the Middle West, the quakes of Cali fornia, the extremes of Nature affecting nearly every section and robbing it of that characteristic, called perfection. It is difficult to attain. Here in the Pacific Northwest people contend perfection is must nearly reached in all those things making for contentment.- Perhaps they are right. Certain ly it is here in sufficient measure that thousands would be glad to give their sympathy and their means lo aid those un fortunate residents of Florida's east coast who have been left de.iolate. was orfli-lally iiniuiiini-i-fl tmlay. who make tlii-lr first iippenrj-nt'i on the AiiH-rU-aii Kc-i'i-t-n In this picture. liiKrain Is also to In- i-on-gratulati-d In his si-h-i-llou or sm-li a well lialaiHM-il and capabU- rsisl. Tin- Gi-rnian characLi-i-s are sprcl ally flue. "Mare Nostrum", will Ik- shown ton to tpjjed .me o and.maflo mo a new man. Now, I eat everything ' without- trouble. I sleep like a j child. I'm almost 80 years old now, ! but feel stronger and better than in I many years, thanks to Tanlac." Tanlac. nature's own remedy i made from roots, barks and herbs. is sold by your druggist. n New Ilomr o Oregon Life Insurance Company, Ktovnth at Aider, Portland, Oregon yourJVew Oregon Life Building The nbove h a picture of your new Oregon Life Building.the huilding ol which wc arc all'so proud. Every policyholder in Oregon Life is a part owner in this buildinRbecause Oregon Life is ownc.l by its policy holders. One of the chief reasons why Oregon Life Rives you protec tion atsuchlownctcostsisthat the plun under which it is or ganized returns the profits of the company to policyholders. This new building is a monu ment to Oregon Life policy holders, and a symbol of the strength and protection which OrcgouLifc Insurance gives to them. TH Hirt Scha(fni - 4 . Here9 s what Young Men want the Styles University Men Wear P a three-button suit that drapes easily with a six-button waist coat; easy trousers with a French flap inside at the waist line. Or a three-button, two to button, double breasted model with full shoulders and slightly body tracing lines at the waist and full cut trousers, with or without cuffs. The colors: Cedarwood tans, plum bloom, a dusted gray, or dusk gray. Hart Schaffner & Marx know University styles front first to last; we know how to give values at $45 $50 $55 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY N. K. WEST & CO. The Man's Store' DEVASTATING STORM NEAR NEW ORLEANS !l : .Safely - (limtuttaw Tlt.Wl.l, 11V Ml)Tlll KTACB . LuCiratulo fur Itm-ph nnil WMInnn ,. . :noA. M. 4:lMllM llak.-i- anil llul.se . ;SaA.'j, '. -2M'm' " " .l,Bk'-r ' : - M. , " " lVliilli lini - 11:00 A. SI. . 3::l0i l. . 0:1ft I'. M. Connwtlon lit P. n-ll. ton for Walla Walls. Pig0 niJ port. land: at roitland all points Smith nn.l North. t I.A Ki-iiikIi- )i-Mt IMiom 7iiii All Moib-ru I'luilr t'ur JSlages, mere's m (i 'onl iini'il from I 'Hire iiiu1) thfuimh tlio nnpUiyun f the t.miis villf mill Niishvillo iailio;i.l h..l,iv siilil there hud hprn ln'iivy inip crty tt;itiuit--c at riMificnhi, with pnthuhle Iusm of life. This whh lh flr.Ml wuril rrn-iscil Crnni this 'ily since coinninnicn t inn w ii h eul uff there yesterdu.v mnrnliiK'. The 1. V X. I'nundhiHivc :unl freight ilepnt were (leiimlisheil. they siiKl, uml the iIikKm were in ruinn. The.-e repnrtn nietii-r ;iut ln cnnipleto. tii hi I lie pr'MK i ty hi m ,iue etui hi iml he. eslimateil. The lailrnud was turn up hy n waslmut helweeu liay .Mlnette ami I'hnna U'M. The raili-fiiiil men were not cer tain as tn . .ss of life hut they re i'orti'd "terrible ennililiuns." The cliy of I'ensaenla was rav aged hy a hurricane that reached than one nun- j The cdiitraet uf M,n h;is nn la hlhilinns HKiihiMt radiocast inu of press wire uccuunts uf iht' fl-lit, iL is stated. a velocity nf mnrr nrcil miles an linur. ovlt the Want Ad.lH fa ItaiKalns. I To liroadcast Fight . J From The Ringside NKW YiiliK. Si-pl. . (APi , 'I'ln- I icmpscv -'l'um:cy fiht 1m in j '"' rill.-ii.t ilir.-. ily from tin- rc. ' shli- l.y WKAF, U'.l,. ;ul ,,. 3 llllll-ll KlllllllllM. It iN .IIIIHlUIH I--1 tll.il till- In 'cnsttiii: ilL-hlM h;ii. l,p,.n S1,i,i ,y I'l'i-x lilrkuril t-. 111.. I(viil 'I'yiii-'-Mlt.-i- i-.iin.;niy. Tin. prln- Is tit.l itisi Ii-ni'-I. s-.iiic report nl.1(.t. n (l( , E. L. HOLMES, Hist. 31grr. La Grande, Oregon CHILDREN'S SHOES Long on Wear Low on Price. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Infants' and Children's Wearables ORANGE SLICES i. Ilni-k Aitiiln Th.isi- rini- (iruiico Ji-llli-H. .Mnili- n-oin tin- pui-L-st ln-Kii-illi-nt.i. nnil lio finest llnini.-i' flavor. iinir PiMiMii 25 cents Yuii'ri- nine In likt- tlicin. Red Cross Drug Store
