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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, April 11, 1927
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" (Incorporated)
An IiHloiwnilpnt NcaHcr
.I'RANK B. AI'I'LEBY ..U Editor und 1'ulilinher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS ....
, Buulnona Munnger
Published evonlnua, except Bundny, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
'La Grande, OroKon. The Ousorver-Mtar publlxliod ovory Friday.
Entered at the Postofflcs ut I -a (Irundo, Oreuon, ua Hocond
Class Mail Matter uriuor act of March 2, 18711.
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?J OFFICIAL PAI'EIl OK UNION COUNT V AND Tllli
i CITIT OF LA G11ANDI0
, WKMHKIl AHSOOIATEIJ I'ltlCSS
;:. The Amiocliitcil 1'rcns la exclusively untitled tu uo for publica
tion of all tiow'H dlHiiutclica credited to 11 ur not uthcrwlao credited
If iitiblixhed I herein. All riulila of rciJiilillcutlun of apodal ilia
patched In tlila paper, und iiIho the local newv herein also a.o
roucrved. '
j BUUSCItll'TION ItATlCS
y. Hy Carrier
'Daily, per month In advaneo .', 75o
,lally. per eix inonlhH In advance , 14.50
tmlly, BiiiBlo copy ; v to
' , llyMull
Pally, per month In advance.. ROo
lJully, per alx monthH In advance....'. ti.itli
I)aily, per year In udvuncu lli.uO
VVoekly Obaerver-Stur, per year 12.110
ADVIIRTIKINO HATI3S
fiinplay, foreign, por column Inch
IMMpluy. local, per column Inch
Time contract price on uppllcalion. .
4uo
Chosen Boss V
THK KVKS OF Till-: WU'KKU Tho eyes of the wU k.il mIhi II
fall, nml they shall not escape, mill their hopo hhall In us the
giving u of tho fchoHi, Jab 11:20.
was authorized lo negotiate u h
u'al naval accord. Gibson einpl'a
siited I but the main object of tho
United States was to coiilrtbtiti) to
j the mi ceo ss of the commission
which Ih preparing for a general
disarmament eoiifereiieo mid that
'there was no desire to subordinate
In this Hire of idol-shattpiimr tutnw f wn r..n,.inntimiJ"' succcms of the mission to tho
DISARM MEETING
NEAR COLLAPSE
Hugh Gibson, of U. S., In
tervenes and Explains
t 3-Power Plans
J GKNISVA, Apr. U (AP) With
i tho preliminary disarmament moot
ing hero In danger of collupso be
cause of a conflict over tho meth
od of limiting, navies, Hugh Utb
son Intervened In tho debuto to
day for tho purpoHe of removlns
any Impression (hat the United
Slates, In proposing a three-power
conference, sought to prejudice tho
general disarmament conference.
Jl Ih Htatemeiit wan ma do after
M, l'atil Honcour, of Prance, had
remarked that tho three-power
eonferenco hud hovered over the
preparatory commission Hinco tho
beginning of iter hchhIoda and hnd
disagreed with a declaration by
f.rfi.fl Hint Mm (inniMiluulMii )imuM 1 vNI . jfflRv if
avoid doing anything to prejudice !Tere Devore Andrews, who oac :
the three-power meeting.
l''IlllltllA I4llllV
,,,, , . .. ., . ,,, fc heii he failed. Hp was recently
had made It clear that the United ft, . ., "". S.
u ,.,,,,, .,,, , ... ,. I n iiiinnimouN vote.' He in
a general agreement; falling till .""r.J?? h? "I? .MiteJ
hhe wauled 10 attain a iinuiea - ,
agreement with tho hopo that thin '
would lead tho way to u general
accord. '
While Jhe American delegation
j '
0 Cx; vj
yyrJ )
j tried out u ilh Connie Mark and
vln look up a political career
HEALTH
For so backward a country, China's pretty forward.
'objectors to prohibition will bo sorry to learn of evidence that
Kobert Uurns, the poet, never drank to excess,
' I'NCLIPPEI) COUPONS
ki.i:i', 'i iii: i:vks niiAiriiv:
' NO. a . . ..
Ily I,. L. .fc'Ooy, J. 1)., '
Siatllc, Wash. .
Member (loruaa Memorial fni.(
Kei phiK on the alert for Ihu be- ;
Klanlnir of vlinormnlitlea of tho '
power parley. inui iney may bo.
Tim I'liilill lriHMll ' ""'m ny is eHsentlal for tho,'
Mr. Gibson declared that the to- pieseriunon or the health of tho
jlal tonnaire system eslabliKhed at eyes. j
the WashiuKton conference was Quite frequently there occurs a'
ilhe beat and fairest method. The lender, swelling on tho sido of thu
A,..,...,., i . , , . . ... . . t'nlleu Mates would examine mo uriuKe 01 mo noso near tho Inner
Whole lot Of people 111 this prosperous land bought Lib-,1 French proposal on lis merits but nnRl of tho eyo with perhaps a!
erty bonds during the war, put them away in safe places and lf " r""d unncceptibie it pus-uue discharse apparently com-!
iiniinrnnllit A t ... i .1 i o i .,, i would be the cause of any bearing Ing from tho Inner corner of tho
uppinently pioceeded to forget them and tho nice little cou-!0n the tim-cpower confccce. eye. mis i an infection ot ti.o
pons which may be clipped twice a year and turned into' Th" 1''r,'n,'n proposal, which tear ac uai should bo treated
read V cash would provide for limitation by by it doctor to avoid a serious out- '
hm 'categories of Warships Instead of come. Occasionally this ailment'
The treasury department reports that tens of millions in-!l' ,,,ul tonnage, was riatiy reject- comes to operation., it is muni-
Vfltfprl in thnin icni- ln,,u ,io t.,l, ,.l m e it l'-d ,y "10 "Pokesmeii for Oreat fested In very young children by,
VesiCQ in tlieSO Wai bOlltlS aie Untouched. None of their 111-, milaln and Italy but was approved much tearing und discharge with .
.terest coupons have ever been cashed. This idle sum amounts hv Argentine and Chilean deiegu- gluing togeiner to tho lids. .. j
l'lnk eye, so called. Is very com- I
mon among school children and Is
quite Infectious.. It runs its courso 1
In ubout two or threo weeks lf not
treated but can bo quite easily
cured in a few days.'.
Another condition 1 which re
sembles pink eye but which Is 1
more Infectious and serious, cs-1
peclally the final outcome, Is
It Is moro
ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
in S!IK nnn nnn tp h ,..,. ,.: j ..i i.. ......'on.
y.,UWV,,uv. II ,1. CIC leillVVALUll it t. UNI ;! pCl CCIll ,
inteivst, it would net more than $1,000,000 a year. There!
are other government securities which matured years ago
but. which are ignored by their owners. They are worth more
than $40,000,000. ' ,
Americans may be as money-mad as some of their critics' knthupuisk (speeini) The
itssert, but they are also amazingly simple or careless in some Zua
ol their nnancial actions. Quite a number nf thin mi muU out. At the cios,, or the sale the gonorrheal inrociion
be nurchased with thnsr, noolprl-nH e., ,,,,., IV, ,.-.n remaining goods will be moved to often found In very young children
t. en u , . . """" Union. The Kmporium will oc
ral ul iiiuiii nutiui jjiiy tor a cottpie 01 movies or a good show, upy llm room, which will be va
than In those of school age. It re- !
quires very energetic treutmcnt In
ni tjWOn.-om.or.' the sunr U iumbcP-of smalLenea' W&tit iXu ,
wotJIU pay I or more important tilings. I rrom Union to Knterprlsc. where blindness usually ensues. ,
I j ' ' . 1 Mr. Green will Install and have Light Intolerance Is sometimes
v ' v; HMlMTl) enuuvitun irhalge of the new trout pond. If noticed In debilitated children or
f MAMftK I K1B1INALS Mils experiment Is successful there In those who llvo under adverse
. JA veteran sheriff who has known man v thousands of crim-' wl" '"' " 1",,,u,'y i,ut 1,1 l,;'ru "uxt circumstances, one or both eyes
i,t,i!u .......'..r il. i -i .' ., . year. . muy be inflamed, there Is teariug
IIIIIIS baS 01 liiein. J Hill Convinced that all Clooks Uie COW-! nr. I.ee llouvy and If. i:. Coo- accompanied by a very strong !iv-j
arqs at heart. And there is no such thing as a smart crook.' "'lK'1'' r 1-n w,'ro i)i"'e ersion to, light and the child may .
Tliften Dn rt,.llnJ t : n i , .... '.visitors here Wednesday. bury Us head In a pillow or i'u I
llipM! so-called master mind criminals exist only in the story i uari t hrisiinnsen. president ot hands to avoid light. 1
oook.Sv A man with brains knows it doesn't pay to commit "'" ,:l"''l","' ''acking company,
crimes., My experience shows that gun bravery is the only w.'roii'ciranrot'buStart
kind ever displayed by crooks. Take their weapons awav, and w,, k- 1
thO.V are tame Indeed." " I, Arthur Wood left here lt week
tJIost practical men who have been able lo observe closelv parents. Mr. und Mrs. (llun
the criminal population filing through our jails and courtsl '' ,,'r. " Mr. won,,,,, i-nnnm
seem to hold about the same view. The clever, masterly crim- "'' Jlla- Ml,r" Hutchinson, or m
inif is a creature of literary imagination. When we do seem ; y";." Kn"fr"ri"' Y,Mwm
to sec sucn criminals at long intervals lunctioning in real life.l I
and coming into court with a sort or glamor about them when
they are brought at bay, the glamor is still largely literary
a product of publicity. Enterprising reporters, vying with n.
novelists unci ttiamaiisis lo make such characters as interest
LIGI1TGME NEW HAT
for
Easiertime
w
ear
And the Many Spring
Days to Follow
$.00 $
to
20
.00
THE important question of the right
hat for Easter is easily answered
after 'a glimpse at these new creations,
ninny of them ; Paris inspired models.
Hats coming from the leading designers
of the country such as Gage, Fisk, Mea
dowbrook and Beth that defy mere
type description.
THEftE is a subtlety of design and proportion in every one of the many models here dis
played. From the simplest of soft silk to the most glorious .wide brimmed straw models
there, is that cliic so typical of hats coming from La' Grande's Leading Store'. ' 1 " "
xo m-'.oisiox oivi.x
WASHINGTON. Apr. 11 l.Vl'l
: On the ground that no opinion now
necessarv. the supreme court to
day refused to decide whether the turns.
Observation reveals one or more
sinatl gray spots on the front ot ,
the eyeball with considerable red-I
ncss over the whltu part of the '
ball adjacent to these spots. This ,
Is believed to be a luberculur con-
anil requires lung continued
local und general treatment.
Crossed eyes are usually finite
striking. They are due to museu
lar imbalance, that is. tho eye mus
cles do not act normally together.
The patient Is greatly handicapped
as far us his uppcaranrc Is con- occnslonaHv a child whose eyes
cerned but the greatest handicap appear perfectly normal will be
comes from the gradual loss of U0,,. to get around well or to
vision in mo uncorrected eye that ,.',.,,. iurc,. 1)rin. on examlna- many
N. K.WEST& CO., INC.
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years
Uxk eye (squinting mcann devia
tion) bccoims virtually blind If
left untreated. ' Qlustn-s . often
straighten and keep strait ht
squinting eyes but muny cases
come to surgery a a last resort.
, -'J'ry glasses first!
COVE PERSONALS
Knterprisu lat week. Thompson grocery was a recent
Mrs. C. K. I,awson entertained I.u (.".ramie visitor.
a few friends at tea Monday uf- iiv i.i.. i .. .
' Maude l,ay was shopping
with und family, of Ih-nver. t'olo., Krench took part of their cattle
were guests at the home of I,. . j to tin Mjnam Monday.
Sutherland last week. They were ! Tho 1-adies Guild of the Ascen
on their way to Seattle, Wash., by si on church will hold a bazaar und
auto, where they plan to locate. apron snle in ono of the vacant
Kred iMitli, of Knterprise. for buildings on Main street Wednes-
yeurs a resident of La day, April 13. Lunch will be
tion the child will lie found to Grande, wua here Monday visit- served.
inir ii(wilil( Ai thnie lwo( K . ' i n i : lurtft committee. could be com- As soon us the eyes are seen to have congenital cataracts or some iff "Is sister. Mrs. ( liertsch. lie j
1 "tin tut- 1 1 ut it. i ij u iiu.j Jiavc. - pelied to furnish to Intlivtduals or he turned, even only occasionally, serious condition inside of the eye- left hero Tuesday and Is starting
lot between the linos Can Usually be read the fact that the "rm tlllltl t,ol,'l,,',1 ,r tliu inform- the child should bo taken to an ball. These arc cases for the eye on a trip to Switzerland, where he
rolt'hrntiwl nrwnn.n io nfi.n. ll ,,.,.. i n j ntton of the president. oculist for advice because n' squint- specialist of good reputation. made his. home tit one time. He
" !'"" on, 7ivilj Muuiuw, nun seems, 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1
brilliant only in comparison with his mere stiipit. brethren. OUT OUR WAY
Who gun bravery the sheriff speaks of is a real thinjr.
These weaklings and social misfits are brave only when they
hate a deadly weapon in their hands, and their victims have
not. Here is a fact which lends still more force to the wide
spread demand for the disarmament of criminals, which can
be accomplished only by disarming all who have no legitimate'
use lor weapons.
jj IT ISNT
A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
VILTelsecan you buy
That will please every mem
ber of the family
That they can all use
That will make it easy for
friends to keep in touch with
t hem
That will be a source of
safety in case of fire, sickness
or other emergency
And that will always be a
convenience and sometimes a
necessity?
Home Independent Telephone Co.
AND Tl CAN HAVE ON rO A fSW CSNTS A DATI
"ti CuR-GOOD J MOST VMES- (, ' C
Aft AW L t-MIN U m-UiMcM i rv -,a. I
'- A BORMlrJG DESIRE. a.fT.vM.ll.oM
M,, , , OT MtA tCTVIOL 1KC. f
has not been there since tSl'0. Mr.
By Willi3.nS '"n"1 P,un8 to u away ull sum-
Mrs. Edna t'onklln and da ugh
ter. Miss Claiice. und Mtsfl Dor
othy Mills, were here from Wulla
Walla. Wash.; lust week.
J. II. Wetmcr Is moving his
family and household goods near
IHIgard. The three girts. Kva.
Wllinetli and Verna. nnd one son,
Stowell, will remain here until the
close of school.
Miss Lucille Peck, a student nt
i O. A. C has returned to her home
J here. She will not return to school
unlit next fall. Justin reck is ulso
homo from school.
Men Harris, another O. A. C
student from tove. has gone to
Scuttle, Wash., where he will work
this summer. ,
Mrs. t Hertsvh was n visitor ut
The movies must be emanci
pated, says Will Hays. And the
subtitle writer who first thought up
' Came the duwn is the first guy
Wednesday utter-
noon.
A. W. Mlddleton arrived in Un
ion several days ago und will be
here for several days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Gilklnson.
of Tntou. are the proud parents
or a baby sun born to them March
2S.
Mrs. MhImV ( Laughlin will pre
sent her music pupils of Union in
a neital Thursday cvmlng. April
J4. at 7:30 o'clock. Tho program
will be given in the high schoot
auditorium. 1
we'd like to see them einaucipat- Mrs. George Dciup returned to
ed of. J her home here, last week from Hot
Lake, where she has been a pa
tient In the 'hospital. She is much
improved In health.
Mr. und Mrs. J. Mitchell, of
i Union, are the proud parents of
son born to them Tuesdnv.
UNION PERSONALS
L
UNION (Special) Mr. and Mrs,1
Itcn Jory, accompanied by Mrs. I i,.ii t
llulph Smith, left early last week I Adrian Goo.lbrod left Thursday
by auto for Uortland. Ore., and evening for Tncoma. Wash., where
" he
Mrs. C W. I'arker. who has ' the
been a putlent ut the Hot Luke
sanatorium for Inno time, re
turned to her home ut Union last
week.
Merton Kiddle, of island City.
was a business visitor In Union
Urlday.
llulph Smith, of the Smith and Win
will undergo an operation ut
veteran's hospital there.
Mrs. .1. 1. Hutchinson. Mrs.
Haymond Uitts. and Mrs. Kred Vox
were La Grande shoppers Tuesday
afternoon.
IViin . -ctils.-A Gimh! Ogar
LA GRANDE
NATIONAL
BANK
Capital and Surplus
$250,000.00
Established 1S87
Sound
Progressive
Reliable
Dresses
9S to $2.9S
" Wash Suits
A $1.25 to .?3.25
Girls' Hats
9Sc to S2.9S
Boys' Hats and Caps
9S to $1.50
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Better Merchandise Lower Prices