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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1927)
e Four lUMlldtiv; Quinary 3, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "Is '2 : 7.'V i s (Inoorpomad) An Independent Newmaprr PRANK B. APPLEBY. -Eilltor and Publlahar HARVET F. MATTHEWS.. -Bualneaa Manager ; Publlahed venlng. azcept Buoday, at Kit Adam Avenua, 1a Qrande, Oregon. The Obaerver-Stur publlahed ever? Friday, - Entered at the Foatofflce at La Orando, Oregon, aa Second ..Claaa Mall Matter under set of March t. J I7. i1 OFFICIAL PA1-ER OF UNION COUNTT AND THB . C1TT OF LA GRANOK !i MKMHlilt ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaaoclated 1'reaa la eiclualvely entitled to uaa for pub lication of all nfi dlapatchra credited to It or not otherwlaa credited If publlaiied therein. All rlgl.ta of republication of epecinl .JtapMlcliea in thla paper, and alao the local new here in auo are reserved. TREMOR SHOCKS CALEXICO AGAIN SUBSCRIPTION RATES ily Carrier Dally, per month In advance Da.ly, per all inontha In advance. ....... Dally, alngle copy- . 1 By Mall Dally, per month In advance............ Dally, per alx montba In advance Dally, per year in advance.-......... Weekly Observer-Star, per year .. lit ....14.60 -ao (UQ ..I2.6U ....16.00 .12.04 ADVERTISING RATES Dlaplay, foreign, per column Inch. ................. ....4zo Diaplay, local, per column Inch.. ...,.-....400 Time contract ratea on application. , Till': I.DIll) WITH IS 'l nut I ho Lord yuur Cod .villi yon? " tiYitl hut), lie not Klven you rewt on every Hide? for he' hnlli lven the liiluihltuMtf of the hind Into Thy hnud." 1 Chroii. 2:ls. No Damage Follows Lat est of Quakes to Hit Southern City CAI.KXICO, Cul.. Jim. 3 AP) A heavy earth shock u felt hi re aliorlly lii-fore 5 o'clock till lin.rn hitf. No duinaKo followed the tre mor which canio utt two severe jolln A rullroad worker reported aliuckn occurrhii; at Intervals of about one hour with the move ment at about fi o'clock the moxt nolle , nl, le nhaken duiliib- Hie nlKht and early morning:. Canada' Entry lighting Ship ' In llicli-ncci lilt All ISlBtl Sl 1 California Coast 'AM'IXICO, fill,, Jan. 3. A 1 ) McrrhantM here pi c,nrcl thin inul'tlillK 1i UO lllttitll IiMkIiicMH IIH UNUtil di'Njfitc ret-Mii-rijij,' curihiUtik Hhur-ltH uf viirylnK Inti'iinUy. Ac tivity would lie cMirtuih'fl in hkiic quarlei-H wrcro rope ImnlciuluH were placed to ke if;slleniJ nnd HlnlitHoeiH mvay from iHilldlnjs'H diiiiuiyed when heavy quakes Htmck t'liloxlcii. and MxJ all. iu-i'mmn I hi international huuutry llnu, Sutur Uay. 6 A V' ) HAS FHASCIXCQ Jan. 3 A1') Tin Trans-Marine line freighter Kuboatco today sent out 8. U. S, signals off I'oint Iteyse auyin? that her engines were dlKuhk'd and she wan drifting clou to the rocky lee fill ore. There are J 7 men abourd. The t-oaflt guard patrol hout 'a hoklu set out from the count guard Htution at J'oint Ki-yao and the tug Xea Lion responded from Han Kriinclmo. The rescue, vesmds weru having difficulty in reaching the Suboutcu on account of u thick I fug. The big freighter met her mis hap soon after h-uving this port yesterday carrying a general cargo destined for Kaymond, Wash. Cup tain H., IMxon tiled to inuke re pa Its during the night but wua un able to do so. jfaiiadii will he rcprcHrntrd In tl.n heaw Hlu.ek w'a fell I,...-.. '.V '4 "-ync oi Mie is 17 y?ars old. cham plon ji!: l mvimiiirr and diver of Cnn " luni "lion events, war uoiie iiy eiiuer miim k. several Miortfy before 5 o'elot k this morn ing and another and lighter at Secrecy of Radio Phone Challenged tii': a in, i in. t Qld udaffc ieviscd: When in liome do us Mussolini says. .Miss O lliuync ic- il-"IUlV .-(I'lilr-fl ell tlln i. ... -,, iremot s were i epoi led during ihe iin.t "ivland. (.".litr., ; !el U-ih Mnrted "'. Intensive tiainiiiK ier ti oikinon liu-y The inp of wiirkmeii H hammers, here and at MexlenEI, Juki across tlie A A. border today, began lo repair the i,0Fll, AtnleteS II I lllfiwt III 1 I 1 lull . ilnl 111 1' l'iliwioni ' wrought by temblors u hieli started early new year's day ; 5 AVlwtt the cotton bolt needs is a rcvivnl of Civil Wnrl Work win iiein i.. e.iinrsi he T- 'finttitt ufvloc j toniorrow with the arrival of the KUV! otii.a. ' ! slate housing eommissioner who; - t - ' ' I will make the firt official survey! build- Best Nebraska I fAHC I ,H TP I V nvertie-ird several senieneei VIUJJS -"Jtrhanged between New Ym4 I .O N I H) S, J a n. :t (AIM .Tli. secrecy of t he projee'.cd trans Ai la n tic radio phone servh-e. i point strongly einpluisi.cd by Itrlt- ish postoirice officials. Is now challenged. I According to the officials, no body would be able to overhear t he con verm t if in except by em ploying special apparatus at a prohibitive eost. The Daily Mail, however, re oi't lhat during the customary ! Sunday uflernoon tests yesterday I tine of its reporters at Sutlon 'oblflebl, Knglnnd. accidentally OMAHA, Jan. 3 (AD '.i i i j i iii ii i i nf tin inn ie 11 ml itier. w li Ic h ) A UOlCnuiUH in Criniinai COUl t tne OinCt (lay llCKIlOWleujfeU re , he condiMim;i. .JnVere " only crop produced in ; .that ho had Committed a murder, but he COUldn't fool the Is some variance In the unafUelul. Nebraska. " ' J jury, and they .voted him innocent as usual. Here in Oregon where bootleg and moonshine varieties i estimates. The- X'alexico rhambec Although the I'ornhusker slut)1 of commerce placed it nl 2ftnfc0i0, has but a million and a half popu-' while 'A. Aguew. pdh!C commission- lation' It produced a I'.cje crop of er and buihllng i-niitractor, e;al- uihletes who gained fame In a ! .hasten death instead of prolonging life, we are slow to ap-jimi i-iuding fire ios.e. This, wiui ning the worM s pig caiiing.cham Wechtte the necossitv for a troveinmiMit. rnntmllpH Hixtillprv ml,u,r "'""s1" repurted is expet- ,,ionship to hish honors on the) . , . . r i i . . . . , , u bring the total to nearly a track, baseball, football fields and! k an I London. The pap'-r. unable to orn is l,rmt what was allegedly ov.-r- eearu, wii iiimu a nrrac n oi i ae law, confines Its report to the foregoing bare statement. HEALTH r NEXT! mm N;K.West&Go. Inc. 29th Annual JANUARY . CLEARANCE SALE COME! SAVE! j Farm Pointers - . NKA. Wardifu'tou llurcnu Hairy Sinclair, oil magnate, was photographed on the steps of the District of Columbia su preme court, at Washington, where he is awaiting trial with Albert II. Kail on charges of con spiracy t'i del'i and the govern ment in the Teapot JJoine oil case. to maKC medicinal liquor, reopie wno avoirt both good and minion dollars Iwid distillations seem to fare very well out her but maybe! 11 ""' "i.s ,. , , ..... i Minor iuakes whieii came at ir jnsccni siates are auuetea with diseases about which we regular intervals ywu-niay did not SIIOIETMV waist i.im:. i,i:;tmi; lii i: i,im: My (.emyc I,. l,e Ki-vrc. .M. I).. .Miokcgon, -Mli-h. Menurlal Insliiute in the sipiaied arenas of wrestling 1 and pugilism. ' i lere an some or tne i orn- .Member (!or lnwl.'1-m Oivinir elnlui to athletic . knOW nothing! j'1 ''"'"' lei-"e ll,e mmieny l,.s. I)ro,lllm,,u.u: - 'Sluillen y.mr wuNt line, and 3 ..l.h.M,Kl. ,H,e of Jhem n.ay have lei.u-.hen your life II..." i ,ee" ""'"'" ' ."; "ehi SI.H-I.rr. .1 lVM-k T,i:it ,ltr,pnt ,,v ,.. The Multnomah legislator who wouUi have the house nnd .' ! ,', Xrxlr"1'; i-; vretiinir: Meeh. r. eu. .... , iF1)lBl ,H .lle ,. . llM lt wag u.ic i.iuii.iiumi,im vim nuu.il .lu.e lilt iiuuml mm ,,.,.( i,ull,llnK valueil i.t 7.-,.- r the lieiivyelKlit wiet.llll.if , u h(n fh.sl mt(1.ei , ,je . , senate measure out only the money available from present u""- i ivim... kui.i-.ik hu.i i-..iic e i. ehiu.ipionhii: waym- "Hig") j(.nmines hvo ,,,'. l.'llsk,;i(,J ,hl. revenue sources and then adjourn and go home fails to X'aZt realize that he is elected to help run a large and important i ny ioumk. piouship aspirants, and John thuuslim!4 uf vu-y holders, pia'eed coiporation. To take things as they are and say, "We can'1Tr 7T. 777" i''-w k, - Nebraska Tiger Ia""' ""'jaii overweight persons in the p.n.r nr)miaUimi f inoimnlaniv Thn Uxtu't I " UtftUtl UIVS II t fl ' - . r,K ciass. i ney nave lotilHl mat admiSSlOll Ol incompetency. IhC bUhl- tenders. Uuw persons rarely live out their XlinOytU CIC OIIOW Uoxtng: Monte Munn. former expectancy. ... - '-. Nebraska legislator, who has won Kor a mnmeti: let tis IIKpti the tablets and bath soaps on t lie mar ket which are sold to persons who want to reduce their weight with out much effort on (heir part. I want to warn ;.v a against their use I..M-.IIIVO tll..l I later, to do ym xreat harm. The inly safe way is to reduce under the -aipervNion of a -competent phy dclan buj. before you try, be sure that you have differentiated be tween plumpness and genuine over weight. The first is desirable, the second dangerous, Syinphilld injury to plants is so obscure as to escape detection, re ports the Oregon experiment Na tion. , Hants from seeds planted fall to appear above ground or newly sprouted plants wither and die. When this condition Is caused by symphilids the attack is gen erally fatal to Ihe stand. Kffcc- tive control has not been develop ed but frequent stirring of Ihe soil with the cultivator or hoe is said lo have value. fc!ufur planted with the seed is thought to act us I a repellant. ( In growing Oregon strawberries the cultural practices which vari'-d the most widely are frequently. depth of cultivation, according to f ri poils iy the experiment station, f Some plantings are cultivated four I or five limes, others as many as IS J times in a single season. Some ate t cultivated very shallow, some very I deep, and others at all distances ! between. Prevalence of deep eul J U vat Ion at least at some time of the year was found to be respon sible for much damage to the routs. I According to budgets 0f soiuy i;-i:dern Oregon sheep, growers a band of Sheep is expected to re nun to tiie owner $J.uO a ton ror hay. $.10- fur range. 8 per cent on : lie stock investment, current wages for labor, and about 4" ; cents a head additional. If the grower owns the ewes outright, grow his own hay,, owns his p:iH. . lure, and does his own work tlpi ! Items of these budgets come Into ' his own pocket. If he borrows the money to buy the ewes, buy the ' hay, re:-is the range and hires the ' labor -1 cents a head Is alt that In 'coming lo him. This Is for aver age conditions ami there are alp . ways poHrtibllitlcH of doing a great leal belter or worse. Tin- Oregon ground squirrel ocj curs under favorable conditions hi alnioyt unbelievable numbers say Ihe college extension service, in' Ihe s.-mi-arid districts it shurefi . with other species of ground squlr -Is the curious summer a est i va tic n ami winter hibernation com. , iilou to many animals. The Tu-s't Hcnson for poisoning is early hi spring soon alter tlic squirrels arft(1 out and become active. When ihi fenians and young are above ground late in .May and June they arc readily poisoned. was released after giv- Mn, Wells be came III after reaching home and died Sunday night, officers look ing for Ihe man after Mrs. Well's death, found no such number as he had given. lo no better," is an ; ncss of Oregon is the buggest business in the state and must : hav4i corresponding attention in handling. New revenue is! . i. lv..j..A ...;ti;.w. ... ..i:.. . 1....11..! u iwiutc 'cwcii.r uiui-aa u m c iniiiK iaj np y (ollee were Investigating today jlltO ijthe discard. . jl he" death of Mrs. ICleanor Wells. . 1 . . ,-. 1 1 I wire of ('. o. Wells, Oregonian , f ' 1 t . (prcfsmnn. who died laxt, night af- The Dalles is to be congratulated on being selected for ter having been annoyed by a man ; the Site of the Eastern Oregon Tuberculosis hospital. It is Jiy tmu 'V'rei.ra!1" henior I well located for convenient rail and motor travel and possesses hage. possibly caused by excite- all the health requirements for treatment of this particular "H'nt wn8 Kly'n ''f ;!,',t,,M ai disease. The site selected Rives a beautiful view of the Co-; Mr. w. iih. h. mien u... .luniliia tluit should be almost ns imiiortant in effectinif cures lll'-',"r '' iusi...n.i. -.....- .r. . , . . , t li.lne. I Hint n man next U. In-r ns 'i!J the sunshine and fresh air. More than that, the was pressing against her. The peoplo" of The Dalles are good citizens and will take the in- mim was sU,,lu ,l h" ,h" ,,, ;i,"r 1 ... .v ..... . ... , ... .management, and disclaimed any ' stitution to their hearts, will coojwrate with the state au- intention or rudeness, ami said ho 1 thoritics and with the new hosnit;il staff to make it the creat ifrt iuiv(. laii.-n asb e,, m his ! f..i,.if,.t. i.ui. k.. :'j,.i 1 t... i 1.. ..r !"'at- i the state. I ?j - ' j i fA TIIK 1NTELLICENT INSANK j W'jjo reads the best books? People with the best minds? 1 No. '(he librm ian of a biir branch of a city library, a branch ' vhioluhas in its district a very large asylum for the insane, report that it is these inmates who demand, and actually read ifnd enjoy, the liouks of jrreatest intellectual value. : ,uoinf-iuut'o neaiiscs on einccs, civil and iiuernulional , a ...ni. i. n,.- l:lW.'orntl.n.ir Miw-inlno-v- i.l.l .njvnl.,lr,rt-i- m-nn iwl ii..iwl.u-itii.. ! '"illt'",l trnlf ' J . """t..' -v,,, ...... pnnuw; n--nl;illv.- volumes or theology, art and architecture are in coiustunt demimd," says the librarian. It seems strange, perhaps, yet a little thought shows it I,. 1... .-., 1,U 1.......I., ...hi. J..11 .:...! . w. . v..w,i,j,u. 4 IIUII llllllll lliu IHIl SO a.l VO DC i "St i;:;t It confined in these places as people with active minds gone astray in some one direction. They are not "insane subject. And they have time to read. tight fiction gives a pleasant rest and wholesome relaxa tion to the busy mind, but anyone who has ever had typhoid, an operation or a sprained ankle knows that when there is nothing else to do but read, light fiction soon palls. The succession of long and dreary days with nothing to do but live through them calls for stronger moat. The insane, moreover, are no longer hopelessly so. More is being learned every day about healing sick minds. The heiWy tomes are not only a comfort to those waiting, but for those who lejoin the normal world later on, they doubt less strengthen the powers of living and doing. I'OI'.'I'I.A N'l 1. Ore.. Jan. 3 MAI') ,nl,ny f hit? I.ouls I ,y itutek knock- human Imdy I.i an mitniiu'liile en- uiiim unu Ac- llu.lklntf, 1 lie .-M-n- I wine. A y.ll nave ti ii,.,, 1 1 1 it.-.I IV e raM.1 W'iltleiil." wliu Iiiim l.eat.'li I 1'ei-lenee.l, I he motor "elu-kes up" sclue of ihe ieutliutf tiKhlu elKht . hen (,-iven Ox. rleli a mixture nf eoillen.l.-rH. niH. Vim ean try II on your ear jany time l,y imlliui.' nut the .-link'-I. ke Ami Al.-:l.l.-r t ii, fullest ea. i ily. Trm-k: K.ilan I laa ke. I'nlv. r. - ,e a me I l.inu Is t rue v.-It ll 1 lie sily or NMn-aska. )a..l.i.-r of III,- humi.'n I.mly. Kai l. I..ly Is Imill yaril ilasli rTir.l ami elallilalit of to halntle a .erlain f I i-nur.p- tln- inn yai-.l dnsli reeor.l; t.i.iy.l I ....... When the intake. oer ami llalm and lt,-v. Aln Martin, half nhoye the retiuireil amount, is in mil, -i-M anil I 'ni i-rslly of Ni-luas-' cn-asi'il the system N "i hoki-il." La rt lay t,-aiii. hohl, r of tin- nille The organs ami 1'nrce.s uitliiu. l-,-l:iy ivnihi, juhloh ullli.e the f I. are ovei- Iki.s. I-ali: tlrnvt-r I 'levi-la ml Al-.laiil ami are pretty apt lo he--aiul' r. Imro of tin- ll'l'ii w ot 1.1 j eome worn nut. !:-ri,s. J This wearim: out of parts is M iminili!.-: Ilrli ii ami rot-inn. - .-oinlnoii to doth the liiimau aol t'omlon. Iiohhr;. of soveral llal ion- j yasoliue luaehiues hill, unlilve the al A. A. I'. n-eonls for l.aekstorke Kas euilie.. the human engine h;is su imniini,-. I "o s.al'e iarts. tinre a p. li t is Today in Washington i.ongress reconvenes at noon. The house K,.S the naval bill from committee. The Lausanne treaty with Tur key is before the house. Tin- elections committees lu inlrv into charges against senator Could. ii.s Grain and Rail Men to Convene !,' WAMIINCTlW. .t-iu. :: (AT'l.r f gt ;IM shippei fi. ii'fiei-rs and t'-;t- esi el'Il Si ;I . a I' - whose puo-ooo-eee-ft'e's" bionu'lit sn the ImmI.v Is deprivetl iiuire pigs to their dinners than. help. til. is.- of any other contestaut at' When people overeat of sweets i Hie world's championship hog call- , Marches and other earb.diyilr.iic jltiZ (-,,otesl. i foods the pancreas is overtaxes, t l-'oolhad: While Ihe Nebraska "inch .meat and other protein Mrnhiisl.eij4 did not approach a 1 ' wmiix me hiuneys. etc. aim 1 I'l.iMi.nmMNhiii in foot ha III' hen the I' I l;eii- 1 ;i:'i; eleven as considered ; aiinorg Ihe bes-!. defeating t lie nt rohg New orl. university t am and elin rs of merit. .;ise.,M- ond com missions were lay by t he inters:. it. unuiii;-xlon lo be held 'ilv Jin. I'm. lor ihe lormiih't Iuk plans In Ktiht on grain and nam throughout Ihe eMern j'i on every' iim- cominission win i i;.M.-l ('llli',i'l i'e u Kans.rs iiiroose oi an in- el tal.- i l odilcl ; strw t. ilates Insurrectionists Killed in Sumatra - UPl place- Milting t he ilh bow man u ilh dance floor for h";irinuM after 1'itci t sts in nl ."I. e di's w lu n a t h gs must l.inv to Knock knees eu is subject t. of Ibe-e organs, such as ilhtbcles. iiephriiis, hili hhtod pres.iiire. apoplew. The food th;il is eaten must be t used in some wav. hwi imu-e is eaten than reiiiired lhi body stores It fur fill ore Use. This storage pro duces rat and the person becomes overweight. Ihilsiile of a few obese persons who have siono dist mini nee of ihe glands of internal secretion. fat j WHAM.. Mimatru. .Ian. .1 (AT) ,,,1-soms are eating loore than their Thirty insurrectionists, descj ib. J j.ysiem-; can take care of. and so I as communists, have been kill- ,-t. subject lo diseases of the af- ti- ed and many arrested in various (,(-lrd oruans. clashes wlih iMith military forces There are many preparations of in th SilnengUang district in the past lew days. - 'e Advices received here indicate , . ho tljat the whole Siloiugkang dis- ( tnct was in revolt. i Army Leather Jerkins Leather body vest, blanket lined. Men's Wear Moiie.v-Saviiijj Cash Stoic For Men IMl' A.la.it-. May Turn Pro Boxer SMim uu n lulu c miw ComCurftWy ' TRAVEL UY WUTOIl tStkV.m La Unuitlo for .losoph no a.m. . e.ni) r M " linker anil llul.it . t:a4A..M. . l:2.M'. H.' , 2 " ,k;r "! ' 6:a. I'. l. , " " I'Midlclun - 1 1:00 A. M. 1:30 P.M. . t-.tiV. M. Connection a( Pen. II. ton for Walla Walla. Taaco auj Tort land; at furtlaud all pulula South and North. 1 .'rll.lo iM-pilt I'fiutie 7t9 ' : All Mwlcru Chair Cat tlumr. ' i I -"three bits" try em A HIT OV THRIFT A HIT OF DETERMINATION A KIT OF POSITIVE ACTION will soon Iiuild for von a bank account Hint will lie the "I5EA CON LIOHTS" on the shores of success reflecting1 the li,rht of opportunity for you -the time now the place here "T.N.r" 'V.C of lie- BU.II. M . kl. in (V el(,Mlt V d j .t Laioait oi New Vi k I nict , ntU-ntin.i i.Mtf. u(r HS uil , 7' .' Hfiit la-l yu- ovfv irti kit- 11 JL- iissjiiaii in cO!l"-."J he ta.e a ti:.g .1 v,"',il e Ullllvd his wemiuni; ii-tHo over i'" . h Ko'ti iviiic. Ue tn khov f ,i- liunior h is it he isiUnu.. to La Grande National Bank where your efforts meet unlimited co-operation. Janu ary Clean-Up r rices You V.'il! Find the Lowest Prices at This Sale. Ucst Quality Cr.t Is -,vi Save I''rom 10' i to DO'i . SHOES 25? to 50 50 to 98 9S $1.40 $1.98 $1.98 Soft Soles First Step Shoes Size o to S Size to 11 Size 11 to 2 Growing" Girls' Oxfords One Lot of Hoys' well stitched soles, $1.9S. A regular shoe for a regular hoy. o dozen snu.ll f.ize Hoys' Winter Caps with turn-down earflaps, at 2oc each. All Children's Felt Slippers at Price. Stamped Goods at Price. One Lot of Girls' Dresses, .-vp 7 to 11 SI 00 to .S.00 values, your choice, $2.9S. Boy's Underwear, age -1 to 8 special at 9S Boys9 Suits AllAVonl Tug-Tog styles, values to $5.00; age o to i. our choice, this sale, $1.00. All Boys' Jersey Suits at 10 Off. - ueai and Stockings at Special Reduced Prices. islloV1 hi1rr:Klc Silk '-Presses, 16 and dose 1 u', V h mf and -?21 00 luos, to be closed out at this sale at 1 , Price. Remember -Every Article in the. Store Reduced from 10 r to Lws than Price. Norton's Shop Kiddy. S
