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Pago Six LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER Thursday, April 7, 1927 RUSSIA PEKING T ARE NEAR BREAK By Williams Raiding of Soviet Consu late Results in Warning to Consular Bodv r. 7 fAPThe J J FfUNCHir. Apr. soviet consul K'-nf-rai, v, imeira r. j . i.inue, ioiay cannd on tne .orwe jrian consul general as dean f the consular corns here and announced that lr lho xovict consulate in Shanghai was raided as were the huiMlnirs attuchd to the eint.sy in Pekinjr y.Nierday. he would hold the rons'tlur body n sponslMe. REVFRAXCE POSSIBLE . PKKING, Apr. T .W Hver ance of rt-lattoi'i lxturoen Pekln and Mo 'ow w as regarded as a probability In many ijuaru-ra to day, os u conss'O.uence of y eater lays raid on several buildings mar the soviet embaiwy in Peklnjf. The authorities of the Aukuo rhun. or allied northern arm its. stated that the mid produced "overwhelming evidence that The sovlt-t union wax deeply involved j in plols to overthrow law and or- d-r III north China. It was learned that Ir. Well ington Koo. acting pwmlcr and forMgn minisfer of the Peking gov ernment at Marshal Chang To 1J hit's renaeat had drafted a pro test to the soviet charjre d'affaires accusing the embassy of sheltering criminal plotter who were at tempting to undermine the author ity of the government. ? The prerni raided included the lahl (soviet) hank, the eastern railway building and a building formerly used by the Jtuwfian le gation in Tsarist days. It Is un derstood that during- continuation ,6i the search last night 2uu pistols were found. Comment has been aroused by the fact that while the raid was being tfcigt-d by the northern sol- IOUTOURWAY I ni catcma l-'-i vu.v. N-.. va ooggcme. i Mr'MOM2 7 PI I 1 ! lV SET - i s r . t-v. s : i ' i ' i i i r y i l.ur, THE HOME SfOeTCM. jrw,U.as t hi . . Cltg? TKEASOrinCC wc j : 1 . . i Ko more- roilrr skat s in col- ' WALLOWA PERSONALS i alnMi: a mtl- sad a liair front (he i oartlnc point. I K, Ar 1 o nlnit. of Iap. r wu a roMlne rbilar erly this wnk. A conttlrabie amount of WAI.I-OWA. Ore, (Sp-Jl ) ilnrrl poiaoninr h bn done V4 BHI and famUr. o( Wnlakry ' m mioua an ot tor county dur. rmk. 'im rallrd ! Uwr Va. ln th paat wwk. lirporta from lr HalurcUy by th aerious illneai aomf of the farmer Indicate that I of Ihelr dauxhter. Mr. Oliver thy hare l-n havinK gool luck who haa haa ill the Cau aeveral - in ctTlns the aquirrela a ilh poi-aev-ka. aon at this time. PERRY PERSONALS t'ounty road erf I were 'busy smoothing up mauy of the roads bi this end of the valley a part of. the past week, the raads have dried rapidly despite the stormy condl. . lions of the weallter. Jonaidson. The potatoes are of H. C. Hearts and wife, of Mid- ; lne "tea item variety. Mr. John- die Valley, vent ta Vnion Ihe last PERKY (KpeciaD Mr. and Mr. fi-orce Johausen. of Ijl Grande, were visiting relatives at Perry re cently. . ... Holrc '.arson is at Kalt Lake (Oty. I"fah. attending the regular church conference of the H JT. H. I church. tjrande. . u s Rahinaon and famllv vMlitig Mr. Itohlnson's brother , and luniliy at j-ayene, jua. a rt,-,y 'cuiieet to relurii to Perry the last of this week. . ,j j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tripp and . children were. I -a Grande visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ; the aud news Edd Pfel received last week of. the joniwon was nusy tne last The rH!aI1 fam,. her. u quar. of the week hauling home his anllned because of scarlet fever, certified s-ed potatoes which he I 1Ira . n. 1-arsen and hr received in the carload shipment mIhr and Mr. and Mrs. Krank ordered recently by County Agent i ,, .,, visit with relatives in I'tah. Ura Hurt (.'.11 wflmnanlul on ordered sucks, the balance : ilr. Nr,nl Coluht to tJl orande ol the week for a short visit with ' V" uu oeen i Tuesday. i 11 k.mh. t aroken for lv farmers in vaplAns V- II Kherod. a farmer r tfc Paris of the county. I ",""'p moita . ... - ,.., , ,i.eie ..nail. Hatihler at rang on Pendleton Hnstnr .,... .,. ,., . ''Tohnouch. of Fap. was a re- SpeaiS ttt COVe?""? l""ni- fc rent business visitor here. - . , c- Murray has as her Itohert Walker, of Iap. has COVE. April 7 (Speclal)-An In- K""1 ,h,i,,KtZY MiM "la ,,0"r' been verv III of nneamonla He . . .. j L man. of IJ Orande. i reported to be considerably Im- at the hool Friday aVternoon. i Thompson -has gone to nMV I .AW i ,im . .i. . : iee, tire., wncre ne nopes 10 iinu pmtea now. i the first part of the program be-; ' 1 Oeonr t'usWns and tlte Gas in ing a musical and a discussion of j boys have Wen putting new crib. Hayden. led by Mrs J H. lny. - Mrs. W. W. Gray was a recent ninjr in one of their wells that The Jtev. S. Vw Creast-y, of Pen- I Ijt Grande visitor, caved in. Idleton. made an address on "In- 1 Kther Wcott was a week Sam Meek wa an Enterprise ; siincts," after which the school j en' visitor In I- Grande. i business vMior recently. i closed the profrram with" svreral j I'-olw-rt Northrott U on the sick A rood csew. comprised of a socp. ' - 'ist tni week, number of nwa working for 'the -. . 1 i Kdd f-ark, who has been work- county and several farmers with The pMtase stump had It origin for the Grande Itonde Lum teams. has bean busy on the new in Gre.it Itrii itn .n Mur, iS4,bf company at Mfdlcal Pprinps, iink between tho Whiskey creek the I'mied SiMie entering the fieltl I spent last' week end with his fam- in.l4T with stamps of five-and-1 ll" here. ten-cent denomiuaiious. enLi-uved j Mr.' and Mrs. Ole- Math&on had with portntltji of .Franklin and.aa rr-c-nt nut-Mi Mrs. Math son's Washington respectlvAy. j brother-in-luw, Mr. Walmer. of i COVE PERSONALS t'OV'K (Hperial) A dance spon. sort-d by A. II. Orion and Kd Via. rnt was hld at the hall -Friday evening. A danelnK party at the Orange Hall on Saturday night waji well attended. Mr Iiertha Banford, of Flaw, staff. Arizona, la a jrueat hero at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Daniel. - he has been visit in jr at Iong Beach, fal., Portland. Soattla and other points, comlog hero from Vancouver, H. C At the end of hi-r vlHit here she will return to her home in Arizona. Mra. San ford was a former resident of Covj and has many friends here, Profe-.nr Climbed Trees and l-Ositnc-Krans-IV-ap market road durtnc the past week-or two. The rradioc has reachft-1 the J. W. Itright farm, a distance 1 of HARTFOIil. Conn. Prof. Hen. rr A. Perklnrf of Trinity t'oliea who waled the Matterhorn. Mot, ISlanr and other lofty pe.iks, nan liU mountain elinjhlriB urse In iM renult of his uceeut ns a maut hoy in elinil'imr tall trees hehint' the Hartford club. . Win. P'-fj il 3 ct-l-e--A tinotl CIvm dl'ir. fire started In one of the ; department. hiiitdinpa. An unconfirmed report! "in the course of the was soon circulated that the build- Chinese, it appears ins was set afire deliberately In onl-r to pr vent records fulling In to the hands of the raiding party. The fir was extincuished Iwforti much dutiiURe wus done. t . We arc irrpJtir.jt rcy favnrnble mmt nt tm Uw muality 4rf mir rlr MarAStar ShMu;k's. Kery- tuir w ho ba tinl any of t Iuii ami who lia I wd npfMMiiiiilty of frwprffdng an oniiidm lia iKtkii mmt litfHdy of iImhi. Tliey an UMit as near perfii-t sliinuleM a any Star-A -Mar eradt wc lia,e' aiT wn. Wc are .r!lliuE tlu ui Of lr M. We 1m. hae flie o. U .fr l.H int ! ' ?4 '"a. raid, the Chinese, it appears went beyond the authorization and raided also the compound of tho former Prus sian legation euard lyinx westward of the private properties in ques tion. the state department's an nouncement added. Four Hussians barricaded them- strives in a house and set fire to t it. It was said, but they were event- 1 uatly over powered without havinir fired upon the Chinese. There was no fifrhunir and no svrious injury i on either aide. leges! A co-ed at the University of j Illinois fell and hurt herself the j other day. We find :iir paint lanti are iK-arly triple ern rir Man li lat year. Tin ssrt that K Jiriri-ittj. boue.er. tliat the an-aire ivnrtmt. of 'Mir mhi are rat Hir fanwiu limr Urnilien. Hutii sjaie.lanl Paint. Un find tlial fair ctiwKMtier Mtttt to hrt mo-tly iiNHvnti'd in cettHiR: quality in IIm f-aii ilH-y Ret from I N'alli Xl.i:. K-r kex Imim. KO Wt lll.uk (Jldtliii llarh Win-. S.l.u ir mnmI. (.aliaiiiutl r..- . ern I. all way. adjacent to the Hus I sian embassy in IMMnjc diplomatic was grunted by the Neth- ds minister as the senior dip lomat. American Minister Mac Murray reported today to the stale MTI'ATIOV WORSE SHANGHAI. Apr. 7 (AP "Sit uation growing wors.' steadily, s;. M a w ireless report received here today from Hankow, where riotous ant I -foreign outbreaks occurred over the week end. From all accounts, lawlessness T -t htnrt fnAl ilrt m o in Hankow is lncr..asing. with apparently no effort to check it. f J WullOlCQ ImDYOVC The commander of the United j t WAI.I.OWA. Ore.. Apr. T (Spe cial With the lambing season practicnHy finished on a number f of the farms in this end of the val ley, reports from various flock owners Indicate that the percent age Of lambs saved will be some what better than una anticipated a fen, weeks a. -H.-H, . WoIfv-f Middle valley, has finished lamb- jlng out his flock and has In the neighborhood of 2"6 per cent while other farmers in that section re port considerably more than 140 per cent: 1 The sheep are doing much better a green grass i now .available, and early lambs are making a fine growth. WASHINGTON. Apr. 7 TAP) Authorization for the search by ( Chinese local authorities for "cer I tuln private protctles, of the Stat s Vanpiae river patrol Is pres sing Americans still, in the city to hafttea their evacuation. An other J;i panose enjiser has ar rived. Japanese are leaving Hankow in large numbers. One hundred Ger mtns or; negotiating to charter o take them away, nnd . otiy are making preparations ror wuat nicy . , , ' At Ichang, further op the Yangtse from , Hankow, 100 Jap nnes. nun, women and children, have taken quarters aboard gun boats and tugs because of the threatening situation. , j I A fat titer heMiiHu GOOD REASONS WHYYOU SHOULD BUY THE EM SKUME SEX and oil. Otll i-aiui iii laal 4-(iuii 2u gallmiM of iinMXNl He was afraid nc might :n of IxiAiiie-.-. Ilwti Im- iiil Im- -I" not i Id Im in an aw ful .bain. .My little girl jn t-anit intn tlte offkc ivtib a nev tin- on site looks a pwtiy ms m H-aii unit the ml Ik ketl off. - 1 - t M-n fMidi Iniy flrilU tlKy Yanks Trace I'etllgrccH tiMiall nam Superior drill-. Dt'RMN. Irih Free State More ! Aroutul In ltn- PaloUM c-niintry be- 4.13. W.H.Bohnenkamp ; tompany than half of the lettfn received by Hublin Ca.Htle ure from Americans of Irbh descent who are eatier t trace their pedigree and learn if their families had coats of arms. iaj. ir .-seiir wiimnson, 1 I away I ster King at Arms and HepU-tr.tr ; ,f(1ltM, 108. has a turve force of awist-! biw okane Mierior drill-. s iiiiiueniL- ms flea.- on a dos: on tlie 4ilt of AiigiL-t. 1 If 1 ruuhl JitM get . tlnif r mUrltt loc oit but I can't eel quit my biiui'. tntla v my wife won't let inc. A itais on hand to supply the Infor I mation. , i SAI -of- Washing Machines TiniVK-I.B-GAlLLAHDK. France The centenary of the aceordeon will be celebrated here, its birth pluca. w Ith much ceremony this year. It was invented in lJi b j (IT hwk lnlo it n musician nameu jmnnan. IH of eo(e ramc law to bur Muff ju-t bccnii we uctl to a kit of frvc swlertl-:iu: bin it i kind of Icltiiujc up now anil It make a idri i-tiill Mart up my a.k. M-Jtl rH t;allo.a of mttr hHtil lincctl nil t-trrilav. Tbcrr miiM Im a rva-jn. You bad bf-t- I War Minister Painleve nt France recently decorated his Mencrapher I for "exceptional pervi.-e-i.-' Mr. I Mellon has wme Ideas of decora-1 ttnn nes oeen trj ing to pei r r.ince f xmr Foiindry- Plionc Main 2 IX to adopt. . j xo Suntlajr Kusiivc Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tle 1-nor Man- Krirnd 60 B argains TIIORS - AUTOMATICS - EASYS - TERMS Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT 'Phone 799' Travel in our Modern Chait'Cay Stages! . Leave La Grande for Joseph . . . 9KW a.m. 4:00 p. m. La Gran de for Baker, Boise 1:25 p.m. La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5O0 p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. :i0 p.m. (Connections at PcnJIeton for WallaW'alia tnd Psc) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 CUSTOM FOUR-DOOR SEDAN 1 $995 F.O.B. FACTORY All steel body, custom design, with deep drawn steel stamp in's forming beautiful curved lines at the back, and curved side mem. ber carried over the top, constituting the finest possible body construction. Body trimming of Bedford cord and broadcloth. Novel instrument board in duotone colors, with cigarette and glove boxes built in, gasoline gauge and customary instruments. Fine hard ware and interior decoration. Entire body much superior to any competitive $1,000 job ever offered in America. Comparisons are urgently invited and will prove convincing. , Chassis of modern simplified design. Material and work manship of Studebaker quality throughout, comparable to the finest obtainable. Self-energizing four-wheel brakes, nickel plated bumpers front and rear, motometer, beautiful crown fenders, and numerous other quality features never before furnished in a Sl.OOOcar. Beauty and smr-tness charac terize the car, The body, fen der and general outlines were designed by PL H. Dicing. i, one of the foremost custom body designers of the country. The car has irresistible style app;al. It created a sensation at all of the European automobile shows and the shows in this country, where it was viewed by over two million people., The performance of the car is remarkably efficient and much superior to most, if not all, cars in the $1,000 field. It will accelerate from 5 to 25 miles in 8', seconds; climb an 11S grade in high gear and develop 60 miles per hour. It is free from me chanical defects and will stay out of the repair shop. . " . Tlte car is well balanced, with scientific springsuspensionand seat cushioning. The result is the superior riding qualities of the big, high priced cars. In riding comfort, the car is equaled by few, if any, small cars on the market. The price of $995 f. o. b. De troit is low compared with half a do:en other Sixes selling for more money. Actual comparisons with such cars, ranged alongside an Erskine, will demonstrate the truth of this assertion.. If you appreciate quality and value, examine and drive an ERSKINE SIX before you buy any car this Spring Other moJels are. the Tourer, seating five, 945; the Custom Coupe w ith dicky seatjeating four, 995; and the Business Coupe, seating two, 945; f. o. b. factory, with excise tax and freight to be added M.J. G0SS
