La Grande evening observer., December 20, 1926, Image 4

: LA GRANDE EVENING ' QBj&ftVEft..
. . , , , . Monday,; December 20,-1.926. 1.'
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Local Store Is .
Robbed Sunday;
Medals Missing
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FRANK B. APPLEBT-
-Editor noil Publlahar
..liualneaa Manager
, ff ARVET P. MATTHEWS
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- Publlahed evenings, except Sunday, at 14 1 A Adama Avenue,
- ffea Grande, Oregon. The Obaerver-Stur publlshod every Friday.
iu Entered at the Poatoftlr.e at La Grande, Oregon, aa 'Second
"Claaa Mail Matter under act of March S. 187.
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OP LA GRANDE
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juieelsl dispatches In tills paper, and also the local newa uere
. also are reserved.
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rfcHOUMI (l(ll)M I'ltAIHEH "HIiik tinlo the Lord, nil the oiirlh:
. Uliew forth from diiy to duy IiIh huIvuIIou. Uoelui-e IIIh Klory
w lltuoUK the heathen: IllH nuirvelout wot'KH tilnolitf' all nallnns.""
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The Ijx p ramie Klectrlc com
jmny'H Htore wan en tore J early Hun j
uuy morn in proimuiy uikiui i.
jD'cluck, hy robber, who took at)
if h money from ihe caHhreKiK
ter -three or four dollar In hiiihII
limine find u tin lock-box. which
contained Heverul old American and
(ayeimx coIiih, three or four Hpun-'iHh-Ainerlcan
war medalH and a
Situnlhli-Ameilcui. war Vetera k
pant department commander h pin.
lull helunKlriK to II, K. WllllaniH,
owner of the Mtore.
Kntrance wan mude with a puhh
key Into tho buaunient, i hence Into
the tttore. The work watt probably
that of Hiiniteuri,. Williams believe,
a u wiitti watch and a box con
talnlnu a larger amount of money,
which were In the Hare wMh tho
tin lock -box, wire overlooked.
. Willlumi Ih offering a reward for
the return of the medalH and ooIhh,
prorulKlriK that nothing will bo wild
If they are roturned. The m(lntf
relict; aio .of no value to anyone
but him he Hay.
KING WOULD
GIVE CAROL
HIS THRONE
(Conllnnrd from Pngo One)
pU'c were right the regents wanted normal, not, a. sub
'iioufaul, school.
5win needs of the modern city: Parking space for motor
3 'Mi'j;'and subterranean burrows for pedestrians.
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j Xcity nowadays feels particularly pi-osperous when it
hutf-just sold unoiher big bluck of municipal bonds.
iuhai't (uarrcl at the royi.il pnltice
over the kuccchhIoii tf power. Queen
Marie, Hiipportcd by Utatifiilo and
Prince Htorbey, the latter'H brother-in-law,
wants a place on the re
cency which Im now made up of
J'rince Xlci)a, tho iiroHldent of the
supreme court and tho patriarch off
the Itanmnliin church.
It Im considered an aboluto per
Lalnty that while the klnv live he
will never consent to thU , an It
would mean the "nal . evllo of
Prince Carol, nine, he latter'H ro
latloiiH with bin roynl mother, de
npite their two recent mcctliitfH In
i'nrlH, are believed to bu vurne
than before. '
-i t. Fit'- 'ATTVtt
rax if ,y. z$m
v.fi a i ; j. .M's.u-. 4iwasy -u
' ' : ' ClAvn
hovel)
Gift 'Kerchiefs
HANDKERCHIEFS
the gift that can
be mailed safely the
gift that fits into the
Christmas stocking
the gift that is agree
ably useful'.
"Give Them by .
the Box"
15c to $2.50 each
N. K.Wesl & Co.
The Stoic of Xmas
Cheer
Long ago the world was allotted to Shcm, Tlam and Japh
cth, and Shem and Japheth have been allotting it ever since,
including Ham's share. - . ,
Hope Chapter to
Meet Wednesday
In tin- kili hcnctlp of n rtiiill New York rf.-ii Imnnt, "!uln IIi b." Arnold Itiimnnn has foimil the
huilnti whlL-h t-liitlocl thcr lfo of Iho cx-kiilsei- B wm, l-rlnra Aiikuhi Wllhcliii. whom hhr ill-
voret'il. "! have love now. uiitl u i hniice to work at my palnlliiir." xhe xiI.iIiim. ol, servo the miirkpd
, illf rcrcn. o hi'lweii tho cxprciwioii of contentment she weui s ut tho runce 11 ml the severe 'dlenliy of 1
her eounteniiiH-e In court uttlre.
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closes 6 o'clock each evening, this Weeks
except 8:20 Christmas eve. v $
University Contributes 17 Former
Students to Oregon Legislature
I'NI V KliSITY OW OKHOUN,
Kiiffem, Ore. (Hpeelul) The Un
Iverslly of OreBon ban rontrlhuU-d
(7 former utiidents to Ihe person
nel of the ISL'7 Oregon state lcffln-
lature, and ehrbt of ttii numbir
ore former stiidentK of lr. Jameit
H. Ollbert. head, of the department
of economics and deua of the col
lejfi' of llteniture, seleneu und tin-.
arlH ul the uulvrrntty.
end term nn
Coos county.
represiMUutive from
LA GRANDE IS FORTUNATE CITY
The laHt meettnff of Hope Chap
ter, Order of the KaHturn Star, tills
lyeur, wiin me jtrem-ni eorps oi i-i,iri8 ul the uulvernlty. )
' ' ' ' i uoPv iuiiiii:i BlUllfllia IIIIIHT J.T, IT (IT. WHS tH'Ollll ni'tlT lit t in mi.
will be Wednesday nlffbt of thli Gilbert are au follows: . , iIvitmIiv ii n n 1iiihUi hull lilii v,.t-
we.ik ut the MkiHonlc hull. In the semile: Murk A. I'uiiIhoii. Hllvcrton' at-
A Niii(liil nrnirriiiii Ih bi-lnir nr- I'Mwunl l' Hnllev. irrad iinti'd In tn-n..v nn,i t-,..-r... ....
Tliei'G is U Silllta ClllUS. Tho Selection of La Grande as the I runiM. whleh will be followed by 1IS. and Im newly-eletted demo-attended lht university durlPff
8.te;tor Eastern Oregon's normal sehool today garbs """'
Board of Normal School regents in the red velvet and white'
The next meet In v whleli will he 'olt "y nn,l one of Oreron' cation.
fin-nf fha hllrltwna Phrwfmiia Bliinf nA nil tha omo rf Jan. 12 will be the liiatallatlon of fcriine B.ar lacaies lor linve .Mel wit n (iracluute
rates on private poHlcarda wait
voted. bja. X ha houe. - The Henato
atlll must act on tho proposal.
Am InvuHtiirnHnn ftt ' vlmro-.tu
illher of Iho other two re p re sen I u- was ordered by the s'nute Judleinry
lives eleeted. roinnilltec lit' collipllanre with it
Walter H. Klscher. 'IS. Hosebur-r r solution of,'.Knulor l.a Kollette.
iliyKoods nierehunt, wp reeleeteil repuljlleah, Wlevonsln. , ,
ili'inorralir representative i from -t, ,.
DotiRlas eonnty. j The sDati resolution- providing
Hal M. Klnir. '14. now- a Myrtle rr un Inwstlsiitlori j&r ell a rues of
I'olnt nierehanl. will serve Ills see- 'he auto of feleral patronaRo was
Safety J GrnilbrfaMyj';
fcrred to a- senate judUlary sub
rommttte tdday' for Investigation
Lynn P. MiT'ready. '2, Kuene a"ei ",ini ir a,un un ""MUiry
A .'move in the house to obtiilu I
consideration of tin? Lonnvlew, (
bridge bill wc blocked t()day by
three members of the Oregon dele- !
gallon.
The senate commerce committee;
voted to Include the 'rsccnt -''y. j
i u&fvi in nit" nvrrn nui
&a Grande are children tonight, rejoicing at the grift' bf Ore-
the new officers.
:gon-,to this city
iINGERSOLLS IN
Kred 17. Kiddle. '17. Island Oty ! many of my former students hav
flour miller, represent hifr rnlon, itulten such Interest In public af-
Muppniif is ii.l I i.i. it 111 Una It. I f 11 1 1 u mwl . linvi. ti r h I, n-ml cn..li
; Aitnougn tne scnooi may e a year or two in realization,! LOVE ' TR GEDY . ist und ar-Mim. -h.. ; iroinin-n- to- warrant - tn
dcpondmg-vn-approijriations- by the legislature, it is goingl" ' 1 IV """ or jHction to
T , '.' ., .. . . , ..... A11(.,.,.an .eKion In Orcaoit. j li-it!ain(un,'
10 mean mucn rto tne city oi ba uranae, mucn to union (continued from mae ono , !,n been hmtd of the iicpurtnient
j county, and much to Eastern Oregon at large. It will mean'; -' ", ,, ,'.;. "...". , " ".. 7" I ' ., , " , (.or eeonomies ror the m,. y,-ara.
T , . . , I tallied 18 dhimntillH. A dinner rlllK In the lower house: "or emiriu-." he deelared, "only two
j :' added WCaltll and POPUlatlOll, UUt, mole important thail that, eonllilned nix dlnmomlx and Hlxi .-,.i , llmmiuirli Jr.. Poilland Ihave been ellKliile tu seats in I he
I 'it Will mean increased educational advantages for the young, 1"!,,k"'; u. ,.... v """"" l,rl ""iversiiy m upper house . i.m then the boys are
I ' f . . . ji t. . I I'robaseo. an iKlveltlBlnK expel t 1 7. Itepresentalive HronaiiKh Kol -all vounif and huve plenty of time
j ipi'ypiti ut litis Ki wii. uruii, uuilui irituiuu iuat:imis iui wi t:o,uii j ami Kenenii maniiKer ami 111-eeior a
f schools, better teaching and improved citizenship.
j l it Is srallfylnK to learn that so bo"- M"n '"'''" ,n- 1
from churglns more for Hliort
hauls than for lonff hauls was pro-
, posed as tin amendim-nt..- to the
c....t,. ..i pending rivers and hnj-bors bllLto-
said lr. Gilbert, who & n-'lor OoollirtblW
iTUlI, i'lllllU. - .V. -
Storm Advances
Toward Pacific
Northwest Area
mendolis vote In both nriinarv ' yet !
Those'"' ",0 Ncw ''1"""'-V '"l,,r l'l'" unil Keneral eleetlon. ... James W. Molt. Astoria attorney
considerations make the school WOI'tll while, desirable, re-'a luipltnl cot: "I told Mrn. Iimer imslness man was reelected to np- ('lal!op county and Frederick i . ,. .t.iu i vm
JICSS Of its Specific location. ' "'"'-'; thl n- ' r ' ' l-esent .Vook. I. sel,..(es. Jerrersu,,, .Stelwer, newly-eleeted lilted ' ; ' n.wslo,.m " WIi .,ot,,.,i" ,)V
, ... ', ... ., , , . '; "'' reconciled. Iter In the day Klamath and Lake eounlles., Kor .stales senator from OieBon. were ,,, ,.,. "',.,,,!., ,,.,,
Mnrih rti-pflit. for imt tino- thn schnnl horn must nntui-ullv I -1... ...i....h....n,i me 1.. eomo over at ., .. . ,,. ... .. 'he l ulled htutes weuther btin uii
- o o 11 1 .-.-1 - - ine w-eiiou 11101 lie nun pollen 11101 e -1111,11 i--ni niiioenin tn ir,
bo iflven Governor Tierce and Mr. Brninr. As La Grande cit-!omo '.wc"1 .lu """1'lmi',u votes m nu entire district than did M.ei-t in the years or ism-cm
- jw - , ; tcM-nunril to in-euu wun nei- mi-j
lizem they have been prejudiced in .our favor, of course, but Kood. i wan nuiier son-y for hoi-J
felt very happy, for 1 was MIJIvlilK tllA 1
IS VOICED IX
frnnllnued from Tune One)
l.i., ..... ,..,!,. t l,..l, n,n;,. ,.,.!, ,,i;,. ...;l. t.,t., ., Im
v.,j. ..v.r. U, H"--J ""-- " ""UIKK ,ek to my wife, whom I
figluijs to produce a case of outstanding merit, an argument iovc.
thit fon other supporters) that convinced other members of j Jl,,"r!u'.H,r"we.i me
tho l)oiii d that - Lu Grande was the most ideal of any loca- when i came in for my eouineim to-
linl, in F..tin flwims A' ..j . 1 ward her. I apoloKl.ed ami told
.. ... w ft . lier hntueillately. wantlnu to have -'- ' '- -- --
i A great deal of work has been done by various individuals I it over with, that i was not coinu i-mre tin- judiciary comtnitiee
J ,....,u..i !.,., r.,.. 1. I 1 I ..,.; 1- XT,.' (.!,! to see he i.v min e. w hen this seellon of the eourl re-
( uiiiiuumh iui uiu iiuiimu bi-iiuu; iujeAii.. iiu !.iiih.- sho wM ycl.y llnu,ry (luh( ror(, Km n,ai ,, ,,,,.; thllt
01' fcffort has been Spared to get statistics, definite infOinia-'lnto the other room she returned he had tislllU-il as the reei.rrl
i to substantiate La Grande's claim The ntiblif snii'itod wln' mv lult '" """" """ IH'1" ""''" '"'"'r'' '
l IO HUUSU"lliui.t. IM UUIMULS Llllllll. lilt. puDIIL HpilllLU R .,, hl Blll, Senator lleflln made his ap-eeli
xens who have done this deserve"' the lion's "share of ami i reaeiu-d for my imt without tm u result of u request from
i 1 1 rli-t Attorney lluetiuer In New
clary i-ominltlee follows:
ore JuiHuil AlusUu todav and Is
expected to strike Wushinj;toii.
Oregon an-l the extreme north
ern eoasl or; t'ullrornlu tonlhl.
"He said he hud u three-f(imrter rftor:n wainliiiTV lliid been ordered
or an hour long distanee telephone out at all Washington .and Urc-
SENATE QUIZ """' ,"m J,- Hmlth. ' ' r nnln's. ' ri
J. "lie said 'you know,. Hecrelary. - 1
'Ali-Mi, 11 limmwl Iho i-.-i,ii1Ul,-iin ni.-'l'
llonal committee 3.nn(i,no. only TI T-
$:i. nun. nun hus been repaid. There ' ' 1 iff
Is 11 derlelt. of 2.(llill. (inn. -. Jess
'.smith Is eliart'ed with KcltlnK up
hat money. . L
!. "''The plan Is to have the
up
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'tiol
cit:
credit.
seived,
Tho venvlr waa venll rlion. mi,l Iha lu unll J. 1 "llswcrlllK her.
Hiior men. the nit 11 In the Ihiuor
hiislness Hud, the breweries .con
tribute ' to this filnd. fnltetl
States attorneys In smile )iluees
timk the hut she fired with! Ynrk lhat he present luiv evlilenee ihnvi- been urnu'nred Willi. I Thev
Full Compensation Will COlllC U) those men With thO t he plxtol she held beneath It. Sho tendlne lo supi.oiL his i-lmnn-. In will be expeeted to eolleet from the
realization that thev had a nioniinent mirt in btiildinn- a fi'cd umiin and ukuIii. 'i ho bullets the a-nate last week tnat sunt u ; boot nuiters the money mm eontri-
lC.IHiauoil villa miy nan a pionillltlU pail 111 UUimillg a h me down. . ' wns murdered ami thnt his death j but- a eertaln poitlon or II to that
gl'tiatCl' and better city. . ' j She ran to the oilier room und prevented the pnlillt- from ever fund'." j
I 1 heurd her fire a shot, hut I eoulil I leui'liimr the Inside slory.of "eor- I Kays Smith W'us KIII11I . '
I,
j not nn to her Immediately. 1 fell ' riiiition" while DuUKtu-rty wiin at- 1 The Alabama senator u?a!il told
jslek. When I wus uble to Ket up, 1 lorney ,-eneral. laUKhTly Is to Ro the si-uaH- Ihul Knilt Ir wirii. liuii'der:-
. l-nul rim , ,m .,v. '....i.l I., ll.n lw.il i-... mi .iilini-,, uhi. .... I..i.l n..t iii.ii.lli 1 11 V..11- V1.1L- ...I In ll -Ii..,.t..-u 1. ......il Ii
i t riiiw iiiiiAiiiiiiiM tun uiai vn 1 jis ii , ' , ,, , , ,
i 1 . . I hud Kone, and there l.aw she had on a eonspiruey ehure. and thnt the edloner s verdict ot
' jJt ttlwUJ'S seems risky, aild possibly llliwise, to spread 1 killed hclsolf. It made mc sick lloylea' version of the story told sulel.le was wrong.
Vniivlu (if "clz-im mirou " lio-iinuo ltiwi. .,,lrlil bin in u,i livi-wl iUK-iln. and it -.vus aoine llmo before by Itoykin as it appears' in tha i "Me knew too much." " Herilh
fill, a thing, and so widespread, and so mnny hopes of allevia
tioji have been blighted. A now treatment reported in New r
lolk seems too good to bo true. Vet it is well vouched for,
' imq may be worth watching.
' fThe New York Medical Join nal and Kecoi d prints a re
majkiible medical report covering experiments made with
huildceds of patients in Correct ionul Hospital on Welfare
Island, It is signed by three authorities on drug addiction,
onoj oi them Dr. Alexander Lambert who gave to tho world,
sonje years ago, tho so-called "Towns-I.amleit treatment,"
and! v.ho used to be known as "lloosevclt's physician.'' The
discjovcrer is A. S. lloiovitz, described ns a biocheiuist from
lluiigary who came to Amr-rica just before the war.
. pC366 ciises subjecUd to thi treatment, it is stated, only
one' iit known to have lapsed into the use of drugs after dis
charge from the hospital. Nothing so effective' has been
knuiwri before. .
Treatments for drug addiction usually cause groat v.uf
foring;di'ring administration, and leave the patient woni out.
Thq patients undergoing treatment by the new method are
described as "smiling and singing, and even crocheting with
stcitdy hands." It is said to be effective with all kinds of
drugs,, including alcohol. , f
There are probably more than a million Americans who
in $oijie manner or other have become addicted to drugs
which arc wrecking their bodies and minds, and which they
soom unable to avoid. Narcotic drugs have lcen declared the
greatest menaco of modern civilization. If the claims for
this new cure arc upheld in further experiments, it will be an
inestimable boon to humanity. - j ,.,.,. ...
olild telephone.'
court record read bct'ore the JmlL said.
' him."
'They hud to iret rbl
Tasty, Fresh Baked
.CHRISTMAS COOKIES
Fain y tU sliu tn hot Ii niniiiii' nn-l Kiiit y tlir
at'H-tlt-K of tte l.Hllf Ti'ls.
MM IT TAKi:, Our Sn-lal uv
riietiper tluih you ejut nmke.lh,, ...
veiy-rii-ly
n Gwilliams Electric Bakery
VASI1IC'IHN. IUt. 21 (AIM
l:t-l"l of alt sections nr tin Vol
stead At ri'Kulutlnir the rlKt of
pliystt-inns to prescrihe Intoxicat
ing Ihiuor for int'ilh'lnnl iurt0!rs
was propostMl In u hill Introduced
todny hy Senator llavt, demo
rrat, MtHoiirl.
Ictt oral Ion tf ono-cnt pontage
Kodaks
The UikIIiik Vlii-I.slmas (Jin.
Ilriinnli-s $2.,-iO-S:l..-,
Kodaks Sr.. U0-S 10.110
Glass Drugs,
Inc.
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STAR
TODAY
THOMAS MEIGH AN
in.
THE CANADIAN"
Comedy "Better Luck"
Tuesday Wednesday
"JAMESTOWN"'
Tin' dramatic ami rumaiitlo wtory of Pocahontas and John
UMv Tin "Iron iotrinr" and Iho valiant miukkIi' f the
ffri KimlLsli HfUlcinvut. , , ,
"The Bonanza Duckaro'.Avilh Duffalo Bill Jr.
TItAVEL HY MiyiXJIl b'lAt.l. ' . . ;.
lipave ' " " '':('
La Grunde for .loseph 9:(I0 A. M. - 4:00 P.
. " " liaker null llulw - 9:1!& A. M. - I:!S1'.M.,'
. " . " Baker mil .; - A ' . Atlioi', M.
" " IVlHllrloii - 1 1:00 A. .M. - 8:80 1'. M. U:l&i. M.
Connection at Pendleton for Walla Wulla, Pusco and Port
land; at Portland all pulr.ts South mid Nortta. '
La (iraiulu Ii-hii I'lionc lutf '
' All Modern t-liulr Cni Stnffnft. -
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I
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SALE LINEN GUEST TOWELS
We have just received another shipment-v
full sized, hand-embroidered punch work..
' LINEN GUEST TOWELS
-$1.50 values, your choice 98
Hand embroidered 42-inch Pillow Cases,
-so on
AH hand made Discontinued Models
One-Half Price
Sale Starts Monday. Get Your Pick Early.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
"three bits"
try 'em
A JUT OF' THRIFT
A HIT OF DETERMINATION
A HIT OF POSITIVE ACTION
will soon build for yon a bank''
account that will be the "BEA
CON LIGHTS" on the shores of;
success reflecting the light of
opportunity for you . . .- . .
the time now
the place here
La Grande National
Bank
where your efforts
7 ' meet .unlimited co-operation. ''
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