La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1927, Image 4

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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, March 10, 1927
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An Iiuliiciiili-ut XuivpiiH-r
IfltANKU. Ai'i'J.UBY
Editor und I'uljllHlier
1IA11VKV F. MATTHEWS
I'uliilshcd eveniusa, except Hundny, ut 1410 Adanm Avenur,
l,n (imiiile, Oroifon. The Ob8i-rn-r-Ktur publlKhod every Krlday.
: Entered ut the Postofrice ut I.u tirande, Orcfon, tin BfcUiid
CIubu Mull Mutter under uct of Murt-ll 2, 187a. .
; ori-iciAr, i-Ai'Joii op union colwtt as'u tuk
CITY OK I.A GRA.MJK
MKMIiKU ASKOC'IATKU I'KKHH
The Arauriiitfil I'reim i.i ex.-liislvcly entitled to una for puullea
tl'uil of nil news dlmlrlieH credited tu It or not otherwise credited
If iiuhllHlHHl therein. All rlchm of reimUllcatlon of apeelnl dln
imichvn III this ui-r, und ulso (he local ncwe herein nlno are
rrm-ivcd.
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lially, ier-nionlli In udninco ., 7f,c
lially, Jicr Kix lilunthil in udvanco , l-I.Ga
Dully, ulnsle copy. &0
II) Mull
Dally, jicr month In advance A jac
lially. per nix months In advance Il'.&o
lially, per year In advance .$5.00
Weekly Ohaerver-stiir, per year la. 00
ADVEIITISINU HATES
Olspliiy, foreiKn, per column Im-h 4c
DiMpluy, liM-al, per column Inch 40C
'J'hue coutruct piice.1 on applicution.
RUSSIA PEEVED
AT ITALIAN MOVE
Treaty
Ratification of
Draws Fire From Sov-
lei uovernmem
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FTAII1LITY IX ;OI I hiivc wt I he lord always before Jne:
Imcuukc hi 1m at iny riUi ha ml. Khali not be moved. 1'H.ilm
MOSCOW, Mar, 10 AP) Italy's
ratification of the treaty rccognlz
tntf the unncxutlon of tlx; former
KuHifiun province of IlcuKuruhlu to
Itiiinanlu provokes bitter outburHtu
in the soviet preas and will prob
ably bring a viKoroim note from
the Moscow government.
The nenHpaper Izventlu, inouili
piert) of the Kuveriiinciit, terms th
Itallun ratification an act "openly
unfriendly to novit-t Ku.ssla," and a
ineiiuco to the friendly relations be
tween the two countries.
It siiMpecis that the recent vlit
to Italy of Winston Churchill, Hrlt.
Mi chancellor of the exchequer,
had Komethinjr to do with expedit
ing the ratification and "influenc
ing .Mussolini UKainst the soviet."
Nays Trealy Worthies
The treaty. It adds. Is worthless
and will never be rec ojnixcd by
Itusslu as in any way binding.
The treaty of I'arls of Oct, 1!S, i
i'rm, recOKiiiziim Hiimania's an
luxation of licHsarabla became cf
ftctlve with Italy's ratification, as
It has previously been approved
by On-at Britain and Krance, and
only three ratifications were stip
ulated as necessary to Klve it force.
Japan, another signatory, has not '
yet ratified it.
Keports tliut Great Mrltaln had
influenced Italy's ratification were
circulated In Geneva Tuesday after
Where Men Are Skyscrapers
t e (IlUI t mind iUaiCh Knows but WG hate to 8Ge SO much announcement of the Italian nc
! cvidjuc of a groundhog knowing his stuff. - r Vr.S" "ln
: ' i ' ' ' ft 'hamhcrlnln, who is attending the
' ' 1 f J league of nations council semUons,
1 1 lucent proceedings in Washington have helped quite a few lZ'"'.
voters in the congenial task of compiling a list of men for m a not trying to form a i,ioc
I whom thev do not intend to vote fur niPsirli.nt .ukiiIiim ituwia. in pori of that
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.'nature, he Haiti, while cniunultnK
f , 1 from various capltahi, ulwuyH hud
been Inspired from the Hame
is now director of an kouicc. impiyinif the soviet union.
TcZVyT-a inches I SSSK
Hp
wilt mm
Three on Trial '
In Portland in
Conspiracy Case
. rOltTI.AND. Ore., Mur. 10 IAl'1
1 Trial of Joseph Hurry Ilrullncr.
, jJohn O. I)uvli und Itoliert A.
: Chlell. rhurged with eonHplracy
to defruud the Kovernment throiiKh
tultlni; tlmljer Illegally from a
siionualeud site in Coos county
( opened In federal court today.
I Deputy nimi lct Ailorncy He. !
KcrKou d.clared that Uaviis and j"
Itldell hud entered Into conspiracy : entered Into by the three.
Wltll lrU llier to hllV enrltiln
NEW SPRING SILKS
In Bright Springtime Hues.
Moderately Priced.
N.K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
A1HMA.V is nam-: ;
lAllHIll, Mar. Id (Al").-
i Ilraml fllrtner exn ained that ---" .i i.
amounts of I'ort Orford cedar from ' ni-niinr-.- u-: in i,ia rninif Jor Tadco Larrc-lloi-ges. L'ruguae.
a Homestead silo filed on liy the tlc property, and that he had come ' in aviator, and his companions
latter. He further declared Mint j 0ut from Nebraska or the purposes not h, , n heurd from
lirullner had uctually sold some : r s0 doing siii'-e tin- w n-ckinir of their plui:u
m'oximu.ell ",'.' U'"hir "" """i T" "'' of threo of Us urlyv.'1, Uf
p.oMniut.ly ,.,000. ikn(J hc KOVt.rnmi.nt ,mg , t0 shortly uft.r 1 o clock tnls uftc-
J. T. ..Ilrund. for the defendant, ! coos and Curry I'ort Orford cedar nuon-
mulntulned thut Drullner did not country. In nil about 30.uoo
lnov mill had never met Uavlcs t orlli of timber Is involved in sales II w on't be long now until w-ii
.Hid IllnVII ut the time the govern- the government claims were mudo get out I he garden tools und Btart
ment alleges the conspiracy wus illegally. ruining lillstiii-s,
Hot Dog Bowser
New York has her tall oulldiiigs, but Texas und Kansas claim the honors
fi.r grownup men. Young Jacob Erlach (left.). 8 feet 6 Incites up, Is olio
of the high spots you ought to see when you gel to El Vaxo, Tex. In the
center is Miss Florence Klein, of El Vmso, a state American Legion
Auxiliary officer. To the right Is State Senator H. W Heinous, ut
Lindnn, Kas. He is G feet 7 inches above soil and one of the reasons
vh: av.be Kuusas legislature Is trying to have all hotel beds made uiuo
feet long. " j
il ifc-Senator Rdheit N. Stanfield
I 8'"dicute Washington designed to aid "country "o cl"
, j newspapers ' and gain for them a "hearing on a par with "' m government he suid. con-
Tlio ulionr. I,clua l M l. ,u ""'"l'"" dlplomutle re-
..l UOIHl,Oil OIIUUIU
i nietrbpolitan newspapers."
. mora profitable. Country editors may need help but very few in trod m-
Sinclair Lewis' Latest Novel Is
Disappointing to Kansas Ministers
i We gnis Able l'iiiiiier-iil'klr's
liiiiis nn l.h.Mi'il oil. cl. mi'
cauHlng Mime Utile illM iivloii. One
fiiim:-r yilenliiv Inlil us IIihi lie
liniln'l bought I'm,. It,ied l.liii-d
oil l .ir S I .(ill sliu v iK-fore the war,
The way II Is Marllni; mil it liol.
i. kc we inigni nine to liny a co.-
loul of l.illTd Oil to supply tlir
l iiiiiii,!. if ,) ,,,1-iit he
nine in make a little belicr price.
Another limner told us a while
lirvk I luil ime sheep on a farm
wniilil make n fiii-iiiei- iniire liliinrv
Cian an acre or wheal. Abie's
m-iv price nf lie n n;d on Xo.
KAN'SA. I'lTY. Mo.. Mar. 10 -attempt al a satire on commercial- "-M-II Alllerli-nii l-'lelil l-'eliee suiv
(Al'l Kansas I'lty ministers gen- ized religion. imglil to lteli vcine of (uir ftli-lll-
latlons wllll the soviet rather thun erully expressed dlnappointmelit on ! -.Murh Is to In- wild about com- ,-rs B'"1 ,h"-e -hiM-p. A few lMt
an element of iimtublllty reudlng Klnclulr Lewis latest novel l nierelnlin-d r. llglon." White de- '" '"c "K'e niiR"! nl-o he ineliiiletl.
Lof tliem Will admit it to thp tllllP nf fivo H,.l.nc a ,.-ab r,,.. ,l"' Ki'ropeun situation. He "Miner Lantry ', whleli uppeared clared. "And Lewis had told much, ""' 'tii-li)i-,l f femi. we llllvo
in tiitni win acimii it, 10 me lune ol live clollais a week for .,,.,. ,,., ,.,. i,i,,v. The book is described as a :i ... .. i. n.. ...i i.. ci-niiii..- week hi.i.-s n...
this particular SelTice. ' : , menllun of Hie Hessurublun treaty satire on roniinereliillzed religion. 1 , has suld so badly that it does "r light -r field fence like
Much of the material was galhered not make the impression wliere it -"UH onler llon.-i; fclllilrt.. II S
here. , ishould und us It should. . I,H' f-H"c weight finee hut lliilde
"Ountry" is protruyed as a, Kliu-liiir Lewis stood In the pul- ",'V'. ""' ,,,-r"""' '"'rli'flil loi-k.
roniilrv vouth who uttnnded a 1 nil ,. k-,., r-n. i Abies pi-lee on Mult will iiinke
llieologirui seminary where he up- ! spring und de fied Clod to strike , VI'" ,,"'-cc.v Ward Co. sit up
pen red In the role of a hypocrite, ; him dead. So far us Sinclair "" inv. i
thief, liar und seducer. After be-;.ewis. the artist. Is concerned in Spcaklm; nr I'u'nl. Able bus H
ing expelled ho led a nomad life, the book, 'Kllner (ialltry' (lo.l look b!g shipnu IK of Ai inn house piilnl
hut finally sought lo atone for his bini at Ills word. He 'got so exclled In to lav. Ai ;n n Is a prelly giHid
sins through the church. , making faces ul Ood thut lie for- palm, iiinilc by the Acme White
Xmcl "Oierilnlwii" ' ! sot ills craftsmunBliip." Lend mid Color Winks, the ie ..
The I lev. I. M. Hargelt. paslor ' ; I'1'- whu main- M.e Acnie tjunllly
of Oriind Av.-nue .M.tho.llBt temple 'JAPAN OILAKE I ''"""' Al,:'' 1"1"' ""'
l-.-r.-. desi-rilM-d the novel as "over- j finvniTinYD Acorn pirnt Is Hie besl paint nmile
IjUjiuiiiu.io dui it iiui-i lii'iii thai it Is hel-
GROW ORSE ''''' " '"' "r i'"1"'- "
' :atl ihm't belleic It lend lb.'
" j fiirniiihi wbieli Is printed on the
.Continued from I '':e One) cans. Able sn.vs Ibis paint will
a 'lot lit .-..cent u lint. Willi Premier
i I . . . , , ,. . . ' Mussolini.
; j , Wie adjourned congress, republican in majority, did about
! everything possible in opposition to President Coolidge. If , l"r incideT roiiow,
i he recommended something, congress gave it no attention iom-iy an exchange or tart notes
. If hc,argued against, congress was almost sure to argue fovJZ1
What1, then, will happen next December with the republican British propaganda ami the soviet
margin of power reduced to the vanishing point? The next S ZiX i!"
, i two years do not promise great legislative and executive liar- eminent,
j mony. Coolidge influence is not growing. And republican1
presidential nominations are due a year from this spring, Fine Truck Drive)
Portland Matron Has
Speedy Recovery
Amazing Improvement in Mrs. Holland's Health Sitr
prises Friends. Ncrvoitsness,Bronchitis and Stomach
Disorder Relieved. Praises Tanlac
Profit by the experience of Mrs.
Jessie Holland, l'J2 lUcMillcn St.,
Portland, Ore.
If you fpot sickly and weok. if
you Just drnj? through the days,
tired and fagKcd-otil.; ii your '
siomaeh rohels at tiikinx food and
you spend hours doubled up wMU
indigestion pains; if ynu cannot
sleep soundly, if dizzy spells at
tack you when you stoop; jf you
are losing weight and feel old
.v.itpli out! Mrs. Holland fays:
'I know what It means I've heen
through It all. Get rolicf from suf
fering before it fs too late.
"iCverything I took failed to help
we. Then after hearing the woa
(rful healing power of Tanlac I
tried this wonderful tonic. Tho
very first hotilc gave mo an appe
tite. My bronchial troubles and
Indigestion disanpeared. 1 luan
to sleep well and to arise fre.li ,
and peppy in the morning. My
nerves calmed down and dizzy
spells soou vanished.
"Tanlac brought mo rtllef anil
built mo up, It is a wonderful
uerve mid strenqth builder."
Mrs. Holland is only one of many
who li'ive found new strength Ink-
Ing Tanlac. Keep well, keep
youth and health tako Tanlac.
Slade from roots, barks and herbs.
Ask your druggist today! ,
From a ton of wheat or oat, straw John L. Harrison, an
I.. I,- T ii : I
$5 for Overloading
(lraWi nnd pn-iJOsttTous.'
(industrial chemist, has produced J.G00 pounds of useful pi-od-' ..' 'ZlZ "r!!:J:::..!:
Kicts,' including u roofing and damp-proofing substance, a new ie justice court yesterday afi.-r-germicide
and fly spray. He says it is possible to run an uZ'X'Z
, automobile on straw gas. "There is, indeed," he adds, "hard- reon rmii highway between i.u
Ov any limit to the products that can be derived from straw .. "n-noun,,.,
I liy (lestiuctive distillation.' If you offer nic the grain or the including the vehicle, and churni
, hlraw I will take the straw. ' Potentially, at least, it is the '".'l'"1 ,'"'? 10 "c",""'"' "'"w "
. 1 : ii, , ,, , ,, . . ' I he lud rciilrletlon was placid
! more valuable of the two. Chemists ufe just finding that on ihe highway by the state high
I out.; Fanners will soon discover it. .Hereafter there will be ""y ""!"u prevent i.eeum-
; t . , iiitt., I"K rolled and the surface broken
: lewdi straw slacks allowed to rot away. I aimers eventually during u,.- spring season as the
I will profit, like the Ford Motor coniiianv, from by-products l",v'8 ""' Br"""1- ,rfl(',r!'
-- ir lire making every effort lo enforce
.j ummagmed a few years ao. ,i,e rrsiriciiun. and whii tin- nrt
i ' fine wus slight, the mwt one Is
I t Hahh; to he llfUVtrr, tu'conllug to
; j TIIK lMT OK LIFK fuffin rs.
J-imnms A. hdismi, bomp; n.skfd hia opinion on all lor
rcslrial and celestial thinys, on his eightieth birthday, ave
an unexpected answer to the question, "Do you lelieve man
. lias a soul?" '..'"
"No one understands;' he said, "that man is not the unit
of life, lie is as dead as granite. The unit of life is com
posed of swaims of billions of highly charged entities which T
litm lit II,,. ,,11,, 1 1 .i: .t .i .. ...
...v ... uil- u:na. j iHjiieve inai wnen a man dies, this swarm
deserts the body and noes out into space, but keeps on and
! c"Um!s another eycie of life, and is immortal. " ,
People would like to hear more about this. The. state
ment leaves many things to explain. Kdison evidently be
lieves in a certain kind of reincarnation, but not in the'rein
carnation of the individual "soul" or "mind" or "etfo." It is
not clear that he believes in human individuality at all.
Must of us will persist, in spite of this eminent authority,
in believing that man is "the unit of life." a genuine individual
for this ljfe and for another life to follow.
Those reporters, however, should not have put the ques
, tion as they did: "Has man a soul?" If there is a soul, or
; eternal self, then man IS a soul. j
It is easier for most thinking prisons to believe that than :
to hnlinvft Hint nm I,., r. . ....
: -" " "v iiioh.s in uus in e is oniv a
transient phenomenon, resulting from the action of .several
! billion electric cells, which themselves are immortal.
prnu'hiTs ure working for In our
churches." lr. Harnett tleelured.
"They any I'm 'Kluur tin n try.
I'm nut nfreiHU-d persimnlly. T
don't think Ihe hook amounts to Minuter Shhlehara today to pre
. V()l' s.i!." tv.'v unlloti in ell I ii '4
i!li1.:'.Silnr. called iwi KorelKn while ne oin. All v.... .mt.
enough for that."
The Itev. William I.. StldKir. of
I. In w ood 1 ton h-va rd Mel hod 1st
Kpfscoput church. lo introduced
Lewis to ninny nilnlsW;rS here, said
1 Liecause the
-r nilnlstei'ial
sent the sympathy of his country
anil offer Jted 'ross assistance.
Tho foreign minister voiced his ap
preciation hut said he did not bc
lleye outside aid was needed as the
government ami prefectures up
peareil to be aide lo handle tin- situation.
TOKYO. .Mar. M. AI'
hut he Mirr to lin; (lie cah.
A hie niti'l nrikc (Im prices mi
levs (he iiHincy N on the bar. If
ymi nm'tl nv r.'nc Knlsiiiii'nt lo
ilo the iniflc .von don't have lo
uet iff tin p;i iiient lo net H mi l
It will iMily cos! on l.M' for 11
.Vlh. pnrlH;e, All cmIoin In ttn k.
I Nulls Sl,:i:, Ke hiKc. IJirel.n
l-e.ir.s HiO'iH'!"" ?" ualloii, .SOiiitlm d
r ii,., i-ciini nvpariiior m ..m tinmi.
he was (Hsappolnl
hook lulled to 101
pi ohletns.
"We were lookiiijf for some criti
cism of the fundamental problems
of the church of lis cap! talis! Ic
wnys'j Dr. StidRer said. "Instead,
we et this siory of u little per
verted minister, an altoucther im
possible piclmc. entirely unreal, , ress of Canada yesterday. Sho cai
not even a Rood caricature." l ies a crew of includlim' 7 stu-
Lewis is now on a walking tour dents.
In Kuropc wlih the Uev. Karl , The destroyers ai searehiiii; for I. Ah!e litis n lot more I11M
Itlnekman, assistant to I r. SthU'er. her. The diwirens messaue said prices com. 'on up. Itou't huy nv
William Alb'?; White, Kuipn'ria she was driltliiH 1 miles off N'lhiirles fm- a few days hceiiux1
Kansas, editor and author, Vand- Cape liiiibo with her rudder out of .: nn fining lo lo'-o some money
id the story as a "punch aud'judy'' coiiintissjon. .11' ynu do, ,
are entertained for the safety or the ' ! "'' sm.mi.
small fi'ivei-nmciit vessel KirLshlma jl
i'er:,;:;r,:,,,";:ernne:. W. II. Bohnenkamp I
Company
What?
What Knocked Aladdin's
Lamp Into a Cocked Hat?
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TIIAVEX liY Mtmilt h"
1 Brando fr 4oih H no t M . 4 o
ItoUcr mid IUlsc . A.U . t'-l'ii
M H Itnlter only . ft-ni i m
H M 1'eutllclou - I l;O0 A.M. . S:30lM. . jilSI'.At
Conncltoti nr Pendh ton for Wall. WnUa. Tasvo Rod rorl
Uud: Rl 1'urtland all poiuta Houtli ti. Noriu.
rmiitle lMit IViutm ?vt
AH Rlotleru Chair Vnr Htf,
We mil) he rim out of business
as we cannot hold out hmr. We
lune innii lluiti cm in ir. 1 1 money lo
take cure of our nhliuaiton-. No
one shall Imld n -iii'k fur li. I'liP
l.liioeed Oil. Sl.OS'j per tiiilhm.
Ihls nlce N extn-mcly Utw. I'm,
nt-h juiir own chii. I'tucUn liar
msH ,. 7 !'-. iter irallon. stand-
1 mil -ep;inttur. oil. M '2C er (iitl-
) ti. We cannot -;iy just hat the
prices m ill In tiflei' we Hi e run
imt of business.
Vou enn huy onr field fcnclnu
bere Jti t us clienp lis imi.v plnet hi
town nuil we Utw the kind of pctt-
' pie fn:ni this elly mid valley. We
wmibl like it stay in I n iniiilc
' lull it hmks iniHivhle, We hineu!
! Hie capital to -cll bctmv C4it nn.l
bold mil i et y lunt:. I f I here Is
em filmier' unloii or farin,i-s"
Kt-nn-n' op ponlliy nils hi it ifMchi
(Ion m piiblli lusiltutlrii of H'M
kind that nc enn be if itny iisst.
tnnee to hefrr. we nit rim mil of
town, no will he only ton Kind to
lender oii our crin
We linu1 n fhie lino of cm-pen.
Irr ihiI siM-etnl rlctsi csr-
j Mnter Includhiv he well kicwii
IM-iini nw. 92.011 aplccv.
Claude C. Prati
Lumber Co.
"tim inwp nimi'A i-Yimi
Near Hwuidry 1'Ih.ii Mmu IP
ho buiiUaj uiniii i
Our BiGii Offer
$1 Down
$1 Month
Thai tnr, 1 imt urcful arxl cwiwi
lnt atvtMH , with tiwi toaster, t'ted
vawter tSe tnuter it catchm th crumha,
krepa the table neat and clean: a hun
red and one other uaea for auch a tray
will be round in your home.
TVtia is the original toaster to turn the
toast .illwHrt touchm. It toaata quick
ly and evenly, the large rack takre a full
alicc of bread, the Cat top 1 moat cou-
'I gss"
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Another 3 Days
OF VALUE - GIVING BARGAINS
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Vc 'ill Sell All Discontinued Kerns
At Less Than Wholesale Price
Ladies' Black Silk-Wool Hosp ok
Ladies' Street and House. Dresses SI 98
, Ladies' Silk Hose SI 00
Linen, 36 inches wide, in good, heavy
quality , fast colors, Rose, ellow, Blue
Lavender, Green und Henna, to close
out at, yard r-nj.
Sweaters Size infants' to 2 v,i.ir'""'
Sweaters Blazer stvlcs, ane 4 to 16
Boys' Wash Suits, age 2 to 8
L'resses, age z to IZ
Jersey Bloomer Dresses, age 2 and -i
Boys' Caps
Shoes, size 5 to 11.... sToO
Shoes, sizcll to -1 for growing riiTs S19S
Shoes for boys, size 11 to -1. ... 1 ..... Il'llS
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Belter Merchandise - Lower Prices
75c
...$1.98
..$1.00
..$1.00
..$1.93