La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four TJX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WpflnpsriiiV. Fcbruai-y 23, 1927. (Incorporated) An Imleprndeat Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBT- ..Editor and Publisher HARVEY P. MATTHEWS.. ..Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at II If Adam Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Olierver-8tar published every Friday, Entered at the Fostofflce. at La Grande, Oregon, as Becood Class Mall Matter under act of March 1. 1878. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COIINTT AND THB CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRKSH The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise oredlted if published therein. All rights of republication of" special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. BUBSCKIPTION RATES liy Carrier Dally, per month In advance...M........H.m ...... Daily, per six months In advance- .... Dally, single copy. By Hall Dally, per month In advance....-...-. Dally, per six months In advance.-. Dally, per year In advance.............. Weekly Observer-Star, per year........ 760 ...14.60 ..1)0 600 .it.60 ..t6.00 ....13.00 SOUTH REPUBLIC MUTINYQUELLED United States Troops in Nicaragua to Take over Loma Fortress McCIoud Swede Wins Ski Rice In Klamath Co. ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column loch . ...... 41! a Display, local, per column Inch - 4(10 Time contract rates on application. ' Crcut itnl, tiiit) . . . j't'iu hi Ihu liuuk if the law rilHtiiictty, mid Kavi; the hcilsc, uml cuuhihI tlu'in tu umiiM'Htund tlio ri'inl , Jilt'." Nell. 8:5, ti, 8. 4 ! Every time there's an international crisis, we all learn a little more geography. ' : ' "v ' -! ; '' ' , - ? i The Observer regrets, that the legislature failed to see 'good in Patterson's tithing bill. ' It vasnot a severe drain oa the boards and comhussions of the State, It was de signed to servo as an overhead charge -that they should readily pay. The entire plan was considered reasonable throughout the state. With the senate refusal of the bill, Oregon is confronted with the necessity for finding another revenue means. It will be difficult. Referendum will prob 'iiljy be brought in to delay new taxes. The state is almost ceftain to suffer from this failure. I MANAGUA, Feb. 23. (AP) FiKhtlnK between coiiHervutiveH untl liberals within 2000 yards of where United HtutcjH murliiett und hliio- jutkets uro punted 1b interdicted In oiderH iHHtied by Hear AUmirul Julian U. jUuiiner, In churKO uf the 1'nlted HtateH naval miuudron In NlturuKUun wutora. Homo 200 marl lien were complet ing preparation today to take over the furtretM on Lnrnu, conservative HtronKhold on u high hill overlook Iiik MunnKUu, In order to ufford further protection for the marine encampment and the American leKUtlon. SectloiiH fillet i Tho couHtal and Interior HcctioiiH of NicaraKtia remained iulet after AIunday'H trouble at jMuHiiyn, 2H mileH from Managua. A fpw reKtilar HuldlerH mutinied with unwillliiK conaerviitivo con HcrlpU and having on their Hide Hoveral .Mawiya jictllcemen, nhot at uoiiHcrvntlVG recrultx. There wan a brief battle which reHulted In five deatliH and neven men In jured. The mutiny wan ((itolled without nuuiucM beliiK called on tho Hcene, In a Hinnll mimeographed one Hlifut newHpaper which the lllieralH are dlHtrlhutintf Hurreptltloiirily, there are protextH tmiUnxt tho ihch- (ii.n .. 1'i.ltAjl Ul..t..u ........I f and KtateniontH rldlcutliiK the eon-' f.'J,11 the IntercHtH of NiciniKim for iny yeai-H Ik the rommlXNlou which the ooiiHcrvntive I't-cHldcnt Ailolfo Diaz, j would lllto tho united HIiUoh to tiH minifl, IiIh propoKalH for a treaty with that country will bo placed before, tho Nlcarauuau conrctix ThurMdny, and ho Is certain they will lo approved KLAMATH FALLH, Or., Feb. 23. (Al'j In the fast new, of snow bound wllderneHM yesterday, two natives of Sweden, one u windy haired Iokkci from McC'loud, t'al., the other a wjuaro shouldered, pow erful lumber pller of Klumuth FuIJh, engaged In one of tho great et battles of endurunce, of wits and of the elements ever held In the northwest. Tho fact that one Swede, Man fred JacobHon, of McCIoud, defeat ed the other Swede, W. NordfiulHt,' of Klamath KuIIh In almost Ineou- sequential in the light of the tro mendous buttle waged by the pair; from the time the pistol crack i Htarted the 42mile Fort Klamath-1 Crater Iake ski race tu the time of 7 hours und 3U minutes Inter when JacobHon slid Into tho fin- inn line on the Klsmore ranch near Fort Klamath. Strategy, iji the end, turned the scales of victory towards JucoIjhoii. Now hhow which mudo tlio going rough and hard, was tiring Jacobson. For It was he that was breaking the trail through tho white mantled forcHts. At government camp, Jucobsou paimed, and bent over his sklH tin if to fix them. NurdqulHt Ui by and Into the lead. lint it was Xordiiuist that broke the trail up tho steep jiiountuin from govern ment camp to tho Crater rim; und it wuw Jucobsou who followed In his tracks, conserving strength fur the final dash. "It was good Btrategy,' NorJ-v tjulHt admitted after the race. Nels Kkjcrsuu, Bend, -was third; J'uckett, Klumath Falls, and J lurry' (J. Francis, Klamath agency, fifth. Twcnty-fuur participated lu the race. i - IMBLER PEKSOMALS THE ANCIENT ART OK MAKE-UP I The flappers of Mesopotamia knew a few things, too, be- I M lni- I. ,...!, The Tinted States would bo' IA-l-'. "re., (Kpeclul ) Tho j granted tho right to Intervene when! m8H,n r Mr Ham "rooks was a i necessary to maintain an adequate KVMlt Hho,'k to thin coinmunUy. Not i governmont-nud assuro free elec-ll,uny klll!W. of lu'r "I"" u"1" tiotiM, I death came. Mrs. H rooks was an Tlio United Htntnw vould gunnin-' nhl Plu"'" ' nd her many tee tlio HoverelL'ntv and iiidenend-! 'rlends are grief-stricken. Klio -was! euro of Nicaragua and retain tho to thu Great llcyond, Feb. right to build a canal through J u Nicaragimit territory. Nicaragua ' William Wiggans went to Klgln would concede to tho United Htates. 1UHt Sunday. . rights to develop the county so its! Jonn Uloyd has purchased a new I to iiHriure flnancliil rohuldtltatlon ; -'dnn. ;,.,) and security and the politic health. ' 18,1 IH(roal Is on thu sick list I fofe the time Of Abraham, and had as fine facilities for Self- Hiutw, would recommend a financial AIT. and Mrs. Wm. Huckman, ' adprnment as our own generation. Archaeologists of the dWHur to. be uppoimnd by tho wr. and Mrs, Andus cioiden, hucy it . -i i. -r, i i i , . . t i Nlc.nraguun presldont. This ihIvIhoi Alien, Mr. and Mrs. I.nwls Hayes. University of Pennsylvania have been excavating m Ur of W()Ul(, ho nn Amm.,(,m ,, hl;vo m,.. and m.. nay Hayes' wem thb Chaldecs, where Abrain lived before he was renamed th0 iwer to vein expenditures, among tbo iminerites who utttfnd- ... , , , . , .' , y-xj. n . . There Would nlno be an American ed tho dance at Klgln last Hatiir- Alraham and Sent 011 hlS historic pilgrimage. Of all things collector general of all revenue. day night. All reported an enjoy- they have unearthed there, including temples and written! Nienragim would not have a ubiu time. ; i i ii ' - u j -i ' i islanding army, but would havo a ' .Johnny Morris went to Klgin records and Vessels Of Copper, gold and Silver, diadems, rings,' nonstabnlary Officered by United Saturday night on business. earrings, pins, beads of precious metal and jewels of many Muio officers. , The Hunday school in the Wg- 1,lA ..fU. n.vn ,..vnt,1 4. iUn fi.tinrv f . . " 7TT lf-WHII Well UUellUCU MSI muo, i.iwiw uhv-i.v.v., w.mi v.. I 0 M etii lfstmo' i Hunday mornln " HevcrTT Good will is the sign of a good product sold by a good store. It is the sum total of good opinion by customers. It represents the satisfaction that Jingers in the customer's memory over the bene fits derived from a purchase. Good will comprises a disposition by the customer to buy the same product again when the need arises and a feel ing that he is doing his friends a favor when he induces them to buy that product. A customer who is a booster is one of the most valuable sales influences that any business can possess. His recommendations are based on the actual exper ience of use and are always accepted at their face value because of their freedom from bias. N. K West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For Over 25 Years pltflo toilet set 'of 'ivoiyi yrhtt"set''comiirtsvery fnvfti'ably with those sold today in fii'st-class jewelry stores. It in cludes comb,, powder box, paint box,, and almost, everything Use . Mail Planes r, , htiviM'fil from nmi wen I O lUSCape t lOOdS Hutunluy night to wHik.bs Ino M ' KrtbiUl Kluiic. Tho boys won Willi I'OUTr.ANIl, Ore. IM.. 2:t (Al'l -i..'-Wi, ',.-, r Hi II, 111''- I I'a hi, :, . ; . Ihm TuniinTiMjife, humidity, Uml air mihsoiiucMit pomhIIiIo lllneHH. iilHTfiilM, tiff iii'tuuii'ly iiiiiiMii'UiiiH'd, . In thlH Hiihjcct of limwo henllncr' k'UH. (,'HLalfHh(U Yorli, in 171)0. . ill Alhiniy, ; eiso iictUHSiu y 101 uiiuiu.y a- luuet, an eiuuti-iu nun- Ix ,,, lllin nH : curicr. Ana me gm 01 ur, nuoo years uro, unci ways oi '""n m Miinm .nu huh -i-i,,, rvm wuii nninr ru.iniy ' ..Mill,,,, (lwl. Il,l aHA (l,nm wm. Tlw.i'n'u unth. "f. ."" "' M.muilil aa ; ; vuillllH H'-i' '"' v,,.,f V..V.,., ..-.v.. mil phllllH. II. II, KMIIIH, 111 : ini new under the sun in the feminine toilet, at least. , ' ii-imrin. ..i i iu- imai .rri iii.i I i: T ' I'acirle 1'nanl Air TrailHiioi'l I'lini- '!; i 1 il"'iy, aalil iikihI (if llmni wrrr rur. '? ,1 3 ' . rh'il In San KranclHrn, hut oMhmm wi-rc hintli'il at Yrclia, Cnh, where Ihey could lake the 1 1 11 1 11 acaln. .. , . j ! . .1 1 o.. CI. . 1 : 1 i"'ni tiiMNeii Home ueuiy 111 pegiea success 011 ine jjki 1 01 hihikiuu ciuii h oiiniiyiuu in my, ,. a,. Vei!, Inn was no aerlous iiLminst the Cantonese.i Hut the diplomatic situation has been ' hindrance. The a hhoumi piano n ll ' '1 1 1 fcT f.'l.' f.l llllfV i J V Illi I'ji-iry UiMI 1 lrllt,i i ilil .1 i't. u ii tin I i mi iti flint., irou n,tiii,lir.ilMl r iiiittv- J. IIU IIIIIIVHI,!' OlliUHblllH 111 Illllf V.V.1I lll(lb.ll IIJ Ulll.il- .Melliher (loi-Kaa .MLMiiorial liiatllul Americana nro prodigal .with heal. llm. ll.u. t fl. ,. nil..,,.! i , n, HM-iiif ,iii r.e,m mr,ei i ttinni'ttiti f 111, ill tnilr almrlii 1 -' IIiinIiiii. lliiku ' Lltll IIIU III. Xlltiv lllci.T muh, linn l. nn lumunu miiui unj ii,i. .-n r ,, , .u. I ,. ., l..,r . victory of arms by either side. Iniiuvc tim siunn. scryice i.viween .The sudden swinir- of Chinese dinlomatsin Eui'one and :!"m,"'u! I',,'l,ll!"r' . '":. AnniVicii away, from I'ekiiijt, to the side of Canton, sreatly ne Biaitiymm, ih i.iu.ih wni.- ,,.',','1 ulalmr lVi"it"Hl!iV"l,KHrni'im!c simpjifies the situation. It helps mightily toward unificn- '" ''!!,''"'' '"' ""' ,'ol':"'1 woniw,u .-lacii, we i,vo wi- ' 11 'ii. 1 j 11 r it m , "I""- Iter Huh, chaiied ha nils, cold reel. tiolj Jt)f Chum to havo its statesmen united. Henceforth CJianj?! ; ucrvuusneHH'. iintahiiity ami "coida" Ts(Lin, the northern leader and . forme ()iitliiv!(Chief, is Posses Capture iw"h lll',lu1 mnowica foiiuwinic llad i" the position of rijrhliwr for' jiotiiing buUiiniself.j Murderer of Two '"t" eondiu.,iM ,ak0 restive. Niitiiiiiiil iiiestiuc swines to the side of Oenelal Chianir: the i afreet our coinfnri and effic iency. r .fi' .. 1 ....I ... ..,1... ,...,.,(.. (I, ...,..,, I vi .i..v. . .. . !v1 1,1 "I'll" uf It wo are reluctant uiil,tm il-ihiui, Mini 1 vm i.:o-iiio tuts iuiihiuosivv i-iaioi; v.niinv ; .si-nr., i'cii. jiv t.i ).- tu aliaiidoii old ways, and Is today the dominant factor In China..'; ' "'. v.. ; . : ' '"' .Mt.r.;h-w.pk i. hrinKiiwgxtttt limopuruhlu for eorriiet InUooii It. la' well for all ot ua lo take ndvlco air Cu lit) i tlo nl 1 ik. Air eurrcut.s we from aonie one who kuowa moro wnnt, but not cluat Htornia. ahout tho subject than we do the '(In un ordinary sized houac a Kill- architect and heatiiiK and ventilat ion of nioi-e of waler an hour la '" enulnocr. They aliould meet needed for pruin'r liiiiiiidlficallon. t1'" drmiKlitliiK hoard uml not Think of the luminal needed every ""'l the toundatlolis." As lloliso-L'-l hours! holders we have nol eiioiiKh in- .The IroiiKha of nlr-JiJcketed ''"'""' H'e auliject and ivtiini air ruinaces uanallv urovldo 8,","'I """c"1 niol! fol- water. Sloan, radiators ,l. "rllve '"l"-tion. lied with noiseless ateain. euiitlliiK Certain fundamental principle valves would he duslralile. . with "f Physics and mechanical eiml- ateani or hol-water heallnu. we niav ucerlliu are used tu the couati-uctlon 1 resort lo pans of water arrani.-ed and niainlcnance of a hcallim idant. slnxly or In Hera lo cover the top A" ,,,,! B"''1 '"ay not be found in HOW Mloriil) Yont IIOI'SI-: 111-: 1 or the radlalur.4. Spread of surface, ,ln-v ,,n0 apparatlia. but lip-to-date-Jll;.'li:i)'.' A IIKAII'll OI KSTIO.N I over which ulr nirmniii 1. mum 1- news Is eaaontlul and reliabllllv Is READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ALfS HEALTH Vl'TAN. Nebr., Kcli. 3K (Al').-- 'I'Vank Marsh, inrninr who killed Itivo I'm itii.i-u :in,l ,..UU1 , 'fs is UKeiy inai vne ciuei reason ine unincse nipiomais ji ci tin iiinrs ycaicrdny. w.i Muniiir mini' In f'.liinnir :iM tlicii- rnriohM i,m . 'tliiit ho wns n 'apliucil on the pMo iMunn fiirin. ' " v . 41 ill 1 1 iu -11 I "1I,'M w,ul11 of I"'''", loday. wiiyjer. tut Liii'te iiiiirL iiinu ntivu nui-ai iiiui-th, &,viihii.ii. wilh the "cause be represents, 'which is the development of a uni fied republic nloiiK the liberal lines laid down a dozen years iiirO by Sun Yat Sen, the "C.eoi ee Washington of China." t .11 :.. 1.. 11... ..1, 11,., ,.. i,,,.,, ,..,... n,.,i 11,.,,, rii.i ,,',, 1 1 1, in 1W I.IIW oiKtmi: I'l I.IIU " ii iiiii i;i n liiiil i.iiuiT iiii imi, doloiiK aj?o, what the Chinese diplomats have now done. It WiW the continued support of Kurope and America which maintained an artificial life in tho reactionary and corrupt reUiiiK government long after it ceased to be anything more than an obstacle to Chinese progress and unity. The diplo matic, swing of all the Chinese representatives at foreign capitals makes it possible for Kuiope and America to save their faces in recognizing the only visible government in China which offers and hope of Chinese reconstruction and future cooperation between Hast and West. .May they take advantage of the opportunity and make up for lost lime. leuiiieralure with n hluh humidity is likewise uiicoturorlahle. Whon the house la conllnuHlty kellt overhauled, llm niimil iluUn..u cuaiiKv. .xo loncer 1111 wo worship will in time rail to respond to nor Iho Ii 11 11111 11 thermometer, thai Is. nuil chnnitcs. "They ruiiuilu swol our foelliiKs, or tho ordinary, nto- Hen and moist" - and niako wood ehanlcal tliennunieter. (troiind lor foretell bueterlii and needed ralhor than delilh of water, password. I'revent wioiik Klecliio funs Increase their clTi- "' eondltion rather than remedy eieney. Automatic humlillfyiiiK II syileniH lire more easily iiinmiKcrt The fiirnaee caretaker oTten has and are moro reliable. . limited or wrung Infoi minimi, and Indoor climate must be suitable heatiiiK plants without competent for the robusl and anemic people nianai,'enieiil are not far removed and for tho little ones who walk or from dead niidter. The heatlnw and ornwl about the rioor, and Ihls does ventllatlluc men have the 'knowl lucrease the working out of tho edge to (tuldo ua in properly heat problem, lteiuembcr that you can lug our homes for hoiilth'N sake, bu. eold with a high teniperalure AThy not accept their reconimendu and a low humidity, and that n low thin when they have so much to of fer for' tho welfare of their fellow men ? si . '.-iM7 mewpMorbm Z IHAVI.Ij 11V MOKlIt KiAUtl llf.fA 1 firsuilo for .Icwcph 0:110 A. M. J:mi V. M. I " " linker anil liolso - :2aA. Al. . I:3.M M. I " " linker onlj - - 6:311 I'. M. w " " l'rudletoo 1 1:0(1 A. M. . S:8ii l M. 8:14 I'. M. ConnectlPQ nt Pendleion for Walln Walla, rnsuo .ud Fort l.nd; .1 Portland all point. South and North. I lirnmle llrMil I'Ihhic 1 , All Mwleru (.lialr Car Slatir. s - - ' Colds Insist on the utmost A cold may he stopped lu L'4 hours, the rover cheeked, Ilia bow els opened, tho entire system tolled. Tlio wuy Is HILL'S a way so erricienl that we paid (l.llUtl.OOil for it. Don't rely on lesser help, und don't delay. Ciet the quick, complcto results that UiLL'tj is brineliiir millions. HILL'S ClMsra-Bmiile-QianBM B. mu rou .rt HUX'5. la th. r. bos With rtlt. At all ariuauu JOa, Adv. M KI I HI Kit; TIIH MMi tib" .SW AT nas .mm iiii-.1 I,, u,e IIW7 Ihiliy Klnr. iilicn llaun llulh iviuiiinl t I aii .Injtrlrs t'i finer Ihn ninUi-s. Me tii'iuc.l more liy (he array I'uhlirliiido I ha u liy ih; sUr uf I he but. rrvM-niliiK the ulnaallc Instrumriit i.f I ho lube'r i'lofciuu nio, ti-it 1. ilKht, Sally I'liHip, lilailjs .M.'onn. II, Mnrllia blevia.r, Jlury Ji dllytir, Itlta Caicw, l iuuvv. Lew u4 batl' HauX Hats 50c ALL , WINTER HATS LEFT IN STOCK NOW YOUR CHOICE 50c Norton's Kiddy Shop LATEST VICTOR RECORDS Here arc sonic very catchy and attractive air,-:. Try them at our store. You'll like them. l.KMXV i:vi:s .'ox Trot ) I'iiiiI VVblli inan iih'l Ills Orchestra) M ISTI'l L AMI III. I I: I'ox Tiol i'aill Whltcinan ami Ilia Orclicslra ) .MOOM'.KAM K INK IIMi: -l)li .M;.',1X. T,.,j( (loodi-ich Sllvcilown I'ord Orclicslra) .mvi:i:ti;u thax voi i.-x ti,i ) Nat Skelkri't and Victor Orohoslra) SAM Till: 111,11 AlTomuox MAX I'-ox Trol ) f.cori;.. (llsi'ii and His Music) IIKS Till: LAST Holtll-M.-ox T,, , Men I'olloek and His ( '.illfornians) 201,18 7.c 2KI2.-. 75o ALL AI.ll.M-: MOXIIAV ai A iti : ' . The Ucvclcrs) Krauklyii ljui i ) NewJin Book & Stationery Co. Phone Main 00 AS YOU'LL FIND IT put your personal a (lairs , " a business basis "pen An Account With Us To Iay . . . Deposit Regularly the Money lou Receive pay your bills by check , it's a good receipt La Grande National Bank nil