TuosdiiV) February 8, 1927. I
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
LISBON ARMED
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CAMP, REPORT
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FRANK B. APPLEBT..
-Editor and Publisher
BARVET P. MATTHEWS...
..Business Manager
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liOJ THK HULKlt "(I Lord fiod of our fathers, ail not Thou
tiod In heaven, and ruleHt not Thou over nil the kingdoms, and
In Thine liand in there nut power und might?" 2 Chron. l'U:0.
' Now Mh Ferguson can devote the rest of her life to par
doning Pa. ...
A vocation conference for the senior high school stu
dents of the county is proposed in connection with the agri
cultural conference. A fine idea. Young people who are
'about to start life on their own or who are in doubt as to
vhat they should fit themselves for ir college, will value
.such an' opportunity,
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There is much talk of the location of La Grande's new
'armory if and when we get it. The Observer refuses to
offer an ideal solution. There "ain't" none! But the Open
Court column is open to all suggestion anyone may wish to!
make.r Go over the town, pick, your site, state its advantages,!
its cost. The more suggestions of a practical nature, the'
more likely that harmonious, selection can be made. .
Buenos Aires Correspon
dent Tells of Rebellion
in Portugal
1UJENOH AlttKH, Feb. ft AP
Lisbon Is described us mi urmcd
camp und In open revolt against
the government of President Cur
monu. in a dispatch to Im Nuclon
from tlstcorrcupondcnt In the I'or
tiitfiiese capital daled Monday. He
says erlc of "down with the dic
tatorship!" und "long live the con
stitution!" were heard on the
streets.
"At eleven o'clock this (Mon
day) morning," (ho correspondent
reports, "u considerable part of
the republican guard, police, htar
Ijhh mid other urmy units revolted
against the government. The move
ment, winch Ih directed ugaJnst the
dictatorship, gained greut Impetus
and this evening, the revolution
aries urt in complete control of the
city. I found the cupltul of Por
tugal converted Into un armed
camp. iiHiny being1 filled or
wounded.
"On Don IVdro square may bo
seen automobile patrols manned by
soldiers and bluejackets. Their
appearance Is being greeted by the
populace with enthusiastic shouts
of 'down with the dictatorship,"
und 'long live the constitution.'
.MJiiIMctm Prisoners
"The foreign minister und min
ister of Interior are prisoners. The
whereabouts of General Carmona.
tlie dictator. Is unknown. The I
bombardment was Intense during ,
the early afternoon. At this Hum:
(Monday evening) there can bo
heard the fire of machine guns.
The correspondent adds that
nothing Is known us to the situa
tion In Oporto, but comments:
Huso Kails
"Tho official announcement by
the government yesterday (Hun
day) of the imminent collapse of
the movement In Oporto, wus a
maneuver to stave oTf the uprising
lu Ltabon by sympathizers who
walled only for the signal to revolt."
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KEA, Cl.veland litirvuu
Here's (he "general stair" o( tho United Mine Workers of Amorlra
left to right. John L. Lewis, president: Thomas Kennedy, secretary
treasurer; Philip Murray, vice prexldcnt. Tbey were photographed
al the opening of the mine workers' Indianapolis convention.
! Henry Ford turned down, an offer of a billion dollars for
his motor company, it is said. - You can't blame him even
though you do not consider his dislike of New York bankers,
llis" holdings will return about fourteen or fifteen per cent on
u billion dollar investment. Wall street would not hold it
but would do as Clarence Dillon did with Dodpie refinance,
holding voting stock only, and .resell Jo typ public 'while Jtok
;ing several million quick profits, incidentally, .the1 original
'$28,000 capital of the Ford Motor Co. seems to have grdwn
considerably. . ' .
'; TWO COUNTY ROAD.' PROJECTS
, A meeting at Union yesterday to discuss the problem of
'an improved road into Medical Springs and the Grande Rondo
Lumber company mill site showed a most harmonious spirit
..between this and our neighboring community and brought
itwo road projects of importance within tho '.realm ' of im
mediate possibility. ' " , ' V '
.The people of Union and vicinity have long sought the
'improvement of the Catherine Creek routesas a valuable mar
ket artery and as an outlet for the timber in the mountain
district behind. With the building of the new lumber mill at
Medical Springs this development has become even more im
jMirtiint,' to La Grande as well as Union, offering as it does.
the shortest possible road distance between these towns and
ile new activity. " , ; f': V".'V ;. ' V,. "
,,':, The , hind" from Telocaset offers a less difficult proIilonV,
jn some respects, but its improvement will not aid transpoi'W-
: lion of farm products to any extent audit will not. tap tim
ber resources, as effectively. Less mileage remains to be
Iniilt by this route but it is several miles longer from La
Grande and Union than the Catherine Creek road. ' ' y, '
( ' Considering all angles, the Union jjlan for a Catherine
Creek load is most desirable and that conclusion Was reached
lit yesterday's meeting. The important consideration is time
- iind finance. If constructed according to the county's pres
ent plan of road building, it would require several years-r-aml
Tho Observer believes that it should be and can be completed
this year.
-. With this was projected the Walla Walla road across the
mountains from Summorville or Elgin, which would im
mediately become a stale highway link and the main roule
from Southern Idaho and this section of Oregon to Spokane.
Both roads will be important portions of our transportation
system of tho future; both are of county-wide interest.
' f A county meeting to go into the plan further will he held
soon and we anticipate general interest, and enthusiasm in
favor of getting both road projects under was as rapidly
as possible. v
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cilHHAl.TKlt, Keb. 8 (AIO
Thrive RritlHh war vossela Iiuvo
bci'll onltTfil to proceed lo hlKbou
und Oporto to protect British In
terests In PorttiK'tl .in the event
Hint tho revolt now In progress
Ihere should menuco them. Tho
cruiser L'omus has been ordered to
leave for Lisbon this afternoon
while tho destroyers Windsor und
Westminister have been ordered to
Oporto.
Russian Steamer
Goes to Hot torn
lllK'AHKHT. HlMiiuni:!. J'Vb. s
(Al'l. The Kilxftiun HteiuNcr IJu
lusliluv Is reported to huve suni;
In the lllack sea with the loss of
the ciew und 40 paKwenners. ;
The severe storms ure re port e 1
to have caused numerous oth,r
shipping casualties. ' The Jtmuaii
lun freighter llraila foundered
neur KtistendJI. Hilluanlu. and the
Greek Hleainer Krelu, en route o
('onsOintiiuiple, alfio was wreckei!.
Golfer Shoots
Old Friend and
Then Kills Self
Mrs. Fisher Given
$26,000 Alimony
Ni:V YOUK, Keb. S (Al)-
Mrs. AiMlita H. Kisher, .the forni'T
CountfKS ile R e a u in o rti, ' was
awarded alimony of $ Jfl.oiMi a
year today from hr cnrloon 'st
husband, Harry (. ( Hud ) Kisln-r,
fi'oni whom she wits pi anted a
legal separation last week. .
IHHl itu.i. kii.i,i-:i
SAYS BRITISH
PLAYING WITH
FIRE IN CHINA
j' LONDON, Keb." H. ' ( A I') ' Tlie
Mi-UIhIi giivernmont is "playing with
I fire." in sending troups to China,
tho hoiiKe of cuiiiinoim wuh told
(ndny by ltntnxiiy .MnrOoniihl, fur
tuer labor premier, durinu debate
on ( lie king's Hpeeeh from tlie
throne.
..MuelJoiiuld nppenled for nop(n
Itm of the neKoi latlotiH with the
Chiiierw, nfter whieh, he mild, the
troops now on thn way to Die fur
ciinL eould be diverted tmd not
luiided any yhere In thluu.
STATU HOUSK, SAUK.M, Ore..!
Keb. 8. (Al) The rlht of do;,-s 1
to choose tholr method of riding f
on autoinohltes was upheld yewler-i
day when tho houne litl led hoiiKe
bill 4111, Introduced by ltpre.sontii !
tlve S. P. TMoree. of Coos and Cur ;
ry counties. The nieasma-j would
make It llleAl lo "iierniildop to j
ride on the outside of automooiies i
unless limbic a frame enclosure.
l.OH ANGKLKS. ,(al., fVb.
The story of a t rawed y on the ifolf
links -as woven today Into tho un
nuals of- tho royal and undent
Rutne iiv fos Angeles as pollee
somrbt to learn why Andww Jan
kowski. Toledo. Ohio, u iilomoblln
dealer sho und prolmbly fatally
wounded his old friend and busl
.ness partner, Cornelius J. Calla
han, us they stood on the eipth
Kreeu of the Uellevuo Cluk links
and tht-n killed himseir.
Mrs. Jaukowski who was -with
them in a three some and who wit
nessed the shooting waa under tho
rare of a physician after huvlnfr
become hysterical and (unablc to
tell u coherent story. -
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Insniilly Theory Held .
. Police believe Jaukowski was
sdaed with a fit of temporary In
sanity, precipitated by nn argu
ment over the Kolf cards.
Mrs. Jankowskl told a 'deputy
sheriff her husband riared in a
rase saying: he was Kfiinj? to kill
and drew a pistol. Calahun sho
said, leaped between her and her
angered husnund at the critical
moment and dropped with tho bul
let In his head.
Jaukowski then turned tho wea
pim on himself and sent a bullet
through his temple.
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. Smart Spring Headgear!
IS HERE L A WEALTH OF COLOR
STETSON and Schoble Hats in the new Spring shape's and
shades of thrush, cascade, gold, ivory and nat blue with bound
stitched and raw edges to be worn curled of with snap brims.
New bright color plain satin ribbon bands. . See these hats, in
our windows,
Stetsons
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N. K. West & Co., Inc Man's Store .i
La Grande's Leading Store For Over 25 .Years ..;
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NOTICE TO CltEIHTOUS
j Notice Is hereby given that Har-
iry V. Myi rs has been appointed
by the County Court vf . I'nbm
County, Oiegon, as Adinlnistralo-'
' of the estate off Andrew 8. Mycis.
. deceased. All, persons having
I claims against said,, estate ut;
I hereby notified to present the
same to said Administrator at I. a
Grande, Oregon; , within six months
froni the date of the Tlrst pubil
eo'ion of this notice which Is made
Ci the 11th day. of January. 1 SJ".
. . . KOUKHT S. KAKIN.
Attorney1 for Administrator.
Jan. l-18-2f Keb. 1-S.
;$t,7''0.00 and interest on M.'H'O.OO
at eight per centum per uniiuin
from December !th, till paid,
$l7a.tMi attorney fee und her costs
und disbursements herein; and that
that certain mortgage given by you
on the 2 7th day of February,' 1924,!
and recorded In the records of tn-;
iun County, Oregon on . Tract "U"
721 Hurt During
TOKYO, Keb. S (API. Orrirlnl
police repcils tonight revealed 1 but
71 I pei'NoiiH were injured lu t ll-
itiinIi or I , .000 faithful sub-
jeclH who packed, the .streets ol
Tokyo last , night and lothiy did
lug the rtineral of the late Kiu
peror Yoslilhjto, (
Most of the injbrleM were minor
lu eharaejer Ulthntinh Hieiul We l"
mtIous and there were two deaths.
11 was estimated (hat nhotit
It. linn, pihi pi imoiis assemhled in the
capilal din ing the funeral but no
more than i.ono.min were able
crowd to ii 'point wit bin sight ol
I he rutli'l lll col lege. r even to g. t
near enough to glimpse the pro
cession. -
The number of those who con
tracted ineu moii!a a' ml inriuen.a
from Ion if -hours of walling lu the
cold Hi reels In Inestimable.
Eddy's Education
Hill Is Approved
Sadly - Comimimif
TIIAVIX HY MOI-OH KTAtiB
lm ramie for .lovpb 9:00 A. M. . 4:00 I1. M.
" " lUker ami tkilse :J5 A. M. - I :'J.1 P. H.
" Baker only - ft:X0 P. l.
w M I'eudlrtou - 1 1 :00 A. M. - 8:30 P. M, - 0; 15 P. M.
Conuectlon pt Pendleton for Wttlla Walla, Pasco aud Port.,
land; at Portland uil polnla Houth snd North.
. I ramie lcot I'fionn lv
All MtMlero Clialr Car tttar.
stat k norsi:. sai.km. die..
I'el.. .8 (Al). With only two dlM
sentlng ol's. Klepprr and I'ptoo.
Seiialor IMdy'H educational bill,
providing for a sjate bmird of ed
ucation r seven laymen passed
the Henate yesterday.
The measure would give the
board of laymen authority to pre
pare, t he course of study. It dlV
fera from bills Introduced by Se n
ator Kddy l!::t and IHJf In that
1 he former measures, pivxeiih",!
the cotirso nf niudy. They passed
I he ftcnnle .but w ere delated in
the house.
The senate also passed S. II. 111
Kddy-Remedial legislation relating
to t'mpiUH highway Improvemenr
dlstilct.
"AVtvMtoN ' ,!"
Sl'MMONS -In
the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Cnion coiiiiiy.
Nell :. Thacker, Plaintiff,
VS.' i
ICmmn Yoiuig und Toy Yoiwig,
I.iefendants.
To Emma--Young and Toy . Young,
Defendants above named:
IX Til K- NAM IC OK TIIK STATU
j OK OHIXIOX, You are hereby re-
gulred to appear and . aiiMwer the
i complaint filed by the plaintiff
' against you and Toy 'oung, your
I husband. In the above entitled court
1 und suit, on or before, six weeks
! from the 18th day of January. l'J7.
I the date of the first publication of'
this Munitions, to-wlt. o;. or before:
March 1, I!' I' 7. and If you fail to
answer or otherwise pleud to said
tioinplaln on or before such time
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in her com
plaint herein.' - I
The relief prayed for Is Hint!
plaintiff have judgment against tlie
defendants herein for the-sum of1
in Coggan's Second Addition to La
tiraiide; and on lot kl of block 1 If j
In llonan's Addition to La Grande,;
all in Union county, Oregon, be
foreclosed, and that you and all
persons' claiming under, - by, of t
through you be forever barred of
all right, title and interest In said
premises, and that tlie same be sold
at public auction, aud the proceeds;
applied on plaintiff's claims "in the
manner provided by law. aftcf pay.
tug tho expenses of such sale. '
. This summons is. published by
order of the lion. U OV Couch,
County Judge of 'said County? duly
made and-entered on Jan, 1 8 J fli7,
for six weeks .in the -La Uraude
Observer, the first publication bc'
ing Janauary .1 S. 1IC7, vj
.. . : J,. S. VlODOIN. ;
v.'. Atturney for I'laintlCfj
. Hesldlng at Lu CI rand e, Oregon;
Jati 18-5 Keb l-S-lG-2 Aldr i;
Auustust In the. docuhient aii
ne.vnd to his'" will mention that lhj
drndexhlbltcd 'S.DuO eladialoxt., uui
;3,&io'iAvlld. Wusta, ..' . . ,
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SLEEPERS
Age 2 to 12
98c to $1.25
Norton's
Kiddy Shop ,
ROC
K liiiniiim Imrrnu
Sti;? .lust a little t1mv, perhaps, but this Sahara
l:i.l luix Neveial advantages not the least of which I the
absence of a meter. Two comfortable baskets nrr el una
;v;t j (' t amers bat U anil completely rnvernl ' with a
;iivi. uiade. The Arabian sh iver goes along on foot.
- Hv walks many h mile for his camel.
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Idaho Wool Sold
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At 32c a Pound
SALT t.AKK CITY. Utah. K.b.
S (AI'L Mine than fiO.oiMi fleeces
of Soda Springs. Ida., wool have
been sdd at eastern dealers at A
cents a pound, according to word
received yesterday at the oft Ices
of t he National Wool llrowt'is"
association here.
The r' port fnrt her stai es t hut j
irie iit'MMii K iiik., pooi oi
fleeoei. has Im-cii mdd for 31 cen's
and tho Kock Spitngs clip of 4.
"" Ilvevm at Ltul.
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ni:i.I.MN(i MIS COMmsiT.t: nfirr k norvous hrrakdown.
linrllr linplln snjs lir Is ili'lting Into phllosuphy lo rslm
his trouMrri mind. Krre he U nllh his Iswypr, thB
llurknn, nftrr n mrk'i lllur.v, In Xrw York. He Is itvMttcr
lii'nlili nml silrlts Hihii at niiy time iii.p tho mnrltal storm
Ut'ikt" over UIj rt'i-utitloii anil fortune.
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WANTED!
Hotel Site
Bids will be received up until noon, Thursday,
Feb. 10th, on property suitable for a hotel site
located on any of the four corners of Adams and
Fir or within 3 blocks east of Fir on Adams.
Bids must state cash price of property and
exact date of delivery to the hotel company.
Address bids to
Mrs. Susan C. Zuber
La Grande, Ore.
For proposed La Grande Hotel Co.
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