La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 13, 1927 EA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i J L-J. Page Four (Incorporated) , , , , Jn wlt'clten wprff fRANK B. APPLEBY . Editor and Publisher HARVeF pTmATTI i EW8 Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, st 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star publtithcd every Friday. K Entered at the PostotfJce at la Grande, Oregon, as Htcond Clasa Mull Matter under act of Murch 2,-1879. OFFICIAL PAPBn OP UNION COUNTS' AND THJfi r . CITY OK LA ORANOU JJ MKMBKR ASSOCIATED PRESS u The Anocl.'f,Ud I'i'ohh Is exclusively entitled to ute for publica tion of all news dihpitluhea crrdftpd to it or not otherwise iTedltml tt pubUsheti therein. All rlfflus of repubJLriitlun of sperbil dU jiiiichps lu this papvr, und ulno the locul news heroin olio ait Vetwrved. bUBSCItlJ'TlON RATES i By Carrier pally, per month In advance - r 7Go UaJIy, per six moutlis in advance. , 4.60 bully, single copy - - 9-ho V. BjrMail bully, per mouth In advance . 60o bully, iter clx mouths in advance IK 60 frilly, per yur in advance.- - $5.00 VVeekly Ohserifir-Stur, per year $3.00 ADVERTISING RATES DlHplay, foreign, per column inch 42e pin play, Jural, per column Inch 40o jTliue contract prices on application. Ford Is Beaten In Fight to See Sapiro's Records 'COMMUNISTS . , .t- ; VICTIMS OF CHIANG GUNS (Continued from I'nita 1) DKTHOIT. Apr. IS (AP) lifnry Ford'a attorneys and counNol for Aaron Kuptro In Ills 1,000,. 000 IIIjiiI null axalnat tlio motor manufacturer battled today over the Kord demand (or the right to Inspect flaulro's rccoda of Income, and Kord lost. Woman On Trial In Hillsboro On press the rndlcal element of the .,..,. r i-anioneso pollll-w. Uarlck. district mtoi ney nu orKanizauon. of TUIiimook county, "resented the The labor unions ordered the 'state's charKes ittfuinst Mrs. Kva workers to leave their posts as a N. Mt-Gee today In her second trial protest against Qeneral Chiang's on the change "f sluyiiiK her hus acllon in ordering raids yesterday band, l)r. W, . Midfe, Nehalem, On Labor t'nlon hull. Labor lead. Ore., uhyslclaii, who died lust Au- At the end of a long argument crs said tho call was heeded Ini- ruhi. In the absence of the Jury, Judge . mediately by 60.000 workers, and . pacts upon which tho slate will Kred M. ltnvmond decided that ho they expected many others would 'rely, as outlined by Unrrick, were would not Irsue an order giving the Muln the movement. (practically the sumo us those Kord counsel the "right" of access n wag nul(lc cenr hy ())e iubor 1 hrought out In her first trial, ui to tho books which have been In organizations that tho strike was Tillamook, in which tho Jury dls- tho court room dully but woum not almt(1 at foreigners but was agreed. 1'iirchnses of pi.lMi.n by funeral mo.o'.iss be(ure the death of .Mctlee ' were' tho main points stressed by Unrrlck. ' ' Waller Tome, of McMlnnvlllo. of ............i r.... vi :.. r..lii.u-ml Murder Charge ,r,h; a,uile'" 1 - j The Jury was completed late yen- IIILUUSOKO. Oro. Apr. 13 (AIM to ida y. It Includes eleven mn und one wotimn. trust to Chf oppoHinK attorneys to nrRUc upon a time und pine. for iiiKpcctlon of tho books. They cover tho period of 1117-1 124 In clusive. purely Intru-kuomlnlanff a moVoilha wlfe w1'1 br. -Mctit-e wit ill mint by the cotninunlsts to brlnff ut ncr rtuminu house recovering about t)W gvl-i throw of General prom ,,n accldenl: chuncea In the Chiang, commander in chief of the beneficiaries of life insurance py- f.'antonesc armies.' Chlaiiir's rriovo lfeieH- "ntl -urniiiBenienta fur the For 12 days Senator James ( uKainst tho labor unions was look Itevd. of Missouri, chief of Kord counsel, hus cross exumliK'd Saplro In an -. effort to estublish tho amounts an'i munncra of fees ob ed upon tut definite confirmation of un irrevocable decision; not to become reconciled with .the civil und radical wins; of the kuomln- utineu os leca. counci ir i.inn v.rm HJlff naviiie its headquarters at assoclutlona t THE IJCMT THAT IS DAItKNESS Vea, the llfcht of tho ieked hull he put nut, und the spark of his flru hull not hlue. Job IK:'. Lighting of Airways j Chief Expense Item WASHINGTON'. Apr. 13. (AP) Establish inept and opemtion fif IlKhtlitK systems to permit nlKht flyiiiK Is the chief Item tif expense in tho maintenance of airways. W. P. .Mcl'rurkcn Jr., itHsMaitt seeretary of eommeree in churue f the ' Kovernment's efforts to :iHHlt j development of eommerelal avln (tion, has ascertained thut the rr t'M'Ired number of IIkIUh cun lie I Installed at u cot of $337 a mile. nod iiiahitahied at un annual cx- ; '--New York now has u new law by which the police mnylpense of hot.sh. , . : pudlock offensive theaters just like saloons. Still, they donU?0;;. TtVV-!ue padlock many saloons. , it ;j airway from -(;ihcku to 'imiiumj a'ii- mall contractors who are oiienittn on tho route are taking in abuiit ;That open door in China is doing a lot of slamming." The strike was only partly ef fective today In the. International j settlement. Tho trumwuys were runiiinu' on restricted schedules. ' tlic workers had gone out in some mills and . tobacco factories, but the rikshu and omnibus Jtcrviee was normal. Following Stieccfttvs 'Tho Northern Chinese troops, who turned suddenly several days ugo against the Cantonese, appear ed today to be following1 up thoir Kuccefses. An official report was received that they had entered l'ukow, on the northern bank of a bombardment and Without En countering opposition .from the Cuntonesf.;, The report said that Cantoncm flags on the side of Nan king facing I'ukow Juiil disappear, ed. . Further cast, in the Yanglso val ley general Sun Chuan-l-'ang. ori. ,Eai l Carroll is going -to jail fit last for perjury in his i.. day. and Mc-racken fZ' mXtZTMyc TZ celebrated bathtub stunt, and the whole company that played 'H''"8"""8 "' """'lo d"rl"K ,h- grand canal, reaching a point o,- V'Sex" in a Uroadway theater is sentenced to jail. '.Drama is ' : i.osiie thinkiang. , . CT SS -X I - j improving. Senator Refuses for best results; in your baking Same Price for over 35 years 25 ounce for 25 WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Guaranteed Pure In un official account of tho lust ' Inupfttinntinn Jnh n'v?k' rnM on ""v,,'t u,"u"nK" ln tllVVBliyUllliy CW ni(J ivklng embassy compound, . M . , 'i announced thut among tho docu- 'WAHIUNflTON. - Apr. 13 fAP) I njents seizea were oeiancu piano Order of historical events in China; First you grab a Chin ese, seaport; then you make China sign a treaty legalizing it; rliMl when tho nntivix. crot i-prHpsh i.nH ilnrpnKnnnhlff vnil Henator I'ess, republican. Ohio, to-l'or military operations, ine sov ei tnen, wncn me natives get lestiess ana unteasonnuie, you llaJ, ,,ccnn(.(1 lo ,.cei ,110it,nent government to supply and organize brfllg a leet Of Warships and fight for yoUl" rights. ns a member lit the Heed cnmpiilgn cavulry In .Mongolia and Man- h jfilluls IlivestiKiiting committee tojcliurla. Isiicceed Henalor Cloff. republlciin. . Holslievlks lllametl .The equality between the sexes that women have been de- west Virginia, who resigned. J i'i'o American consume general. .,,li f.. . ; l ,..,,!. ...II.. i, ; ' u..,,,.u i,. In declining Henalor Kess said he! In Klhinghal made public n state- manding for some time is gradually becoming thorough. In ,)(.k.V(., ,t hn.dK,,,!,,,,, of elco. ,. nt signed. by n American mis ' Wichita, Kan'., the other' day a husband threatened to go Hons should be comiucteii by th sionaries . who - were - residents of. I,,. f m.il,., if I,:. ,. :r J:,t't (. l,t; Ui Tt, regiiliirly eonstlluteil stiinillng com- Nunklng- at tho time of thjj J)Ut. home to mother if his wife didn t stop beating him. . The mlU)M uf , Bpnul0 ,, ,lmt he rjl!0 th(.rr. . . threat worked. The wife, in the presence of two witnesses, not in uecurd with the viewsj r "it now seenm tho un establish. n nLn ,. 4 uii ( ...... :nt....H u....in of a iiitijoiity of the special coin- ed opinion both of rhlnese and signed a pledge not to hit or in any way injure her husband, IllUU,c ,. j foreigners ti,..t those responsible the father of her children, so long as they live together. It , : . I for these outrages were of the looks like a step toward justice and equality to have an abused i-i.o noKrsoitm:it '"X husband get away with this old threat if he really can get nhw tuti.r.ANH, Apr. in (An.'nnd directed itnmiun boishiyist jaway with.it . JJut tiieie may slilh be catch... This sort of J7,.'zv f equality hasn't yet progressed quite far enough to insure the today applied io tin- rnii, (i spates sos ion katcatciikiis. . : husband who really does go home to mother against prosceu- ?Z"Vn t, MbHt-ow-XTe ' ..est tiun for desertion. j. - - HAMI'KKING PUEJUDICKS j Speaking at the dedication of the new building of the lluplist church in Cleveland, 0., of which he was a member isomc years ago, John D. Rockefeller Jr. made a fine plea !for human cooperation for the common good, j Ho pointed out the fact that men of many different na tionalities and different religious faiths had been employed In the construction of the building. . The only thing demanded ;of them was good workmanship. Yet the physical structure of tho church is as beautiful, as well suited to its purpose, as soundly made as it would have been if only Baptist contractors and masons had been employed, of American birth and Nordic ancestry. ' 1 .' "' i "If then," Mr. Rockefeller concluded, "men of many ijatitins and many creeds may unite in building a church, j. why may they not work together sympathetically and to the advancement nf ln ronmmn inwirl in llin Inn'Minir nT i a city, in the development of government, in the working ! out of questions of international trade and world re- lations?" .. ' .' ! It is worth thinking about. Prejudices' arc freak things. anyhow, bul their holders rarely realize it unless they cheek up on them in isomc such way as that used by the speaker. If we do not draw racial and religious and class lines in one place, why draw them in another? If forgetting them and working together for the accomplishment of a specific end js effective in erecting a chinch, why not try forgetting them and working together for all sorts of other things of even greater importanct within the church and throughout the national life? Il-Yedi-rlctt A. Cook friilu Leaven- catchers In Itusslu have been sulu- worth prison on a five-year .pro- moiled to Moscow to exterminate a batlon period. plague of rats which have de- slroyed hundreds oCrvaluuble doeu- I Win. Venn--. piih--A t-'oial Clune im-nts. ' . LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK ' 1887-1927 Forty Years Servici: Sound Progressive Reliable (WltltOU. COIXAPSKK CKKKNVJLLiK, . C, Apr. U (At) Kari Carroll, theairieal proflucer, nrouie tu Iht federal penitentiary' at Atlanta today cul laied on the train shortly he fore rfcactUnK here und wax re moved to u Cireviivllle honpltal. - EASTER SHOES ; 5 For The Entire Family . N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years I -- KEAU THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS W- - You'll Find The Same Uniform Quality Day After Day In MC WILLIAMS' Butter-Nut Bread Always rich as butter--Sweet as a nut. Order Today from Your Dealer Made in La Grande By LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McWILLIAMS, Prop. i m Again Easter Shoppers You arc sure to double your dollar in Foot wear, Clothing and Gent's Furnishings. And all other Easter Novelties in all nationally ad vertised brands by buying at the greatest sale nt.ni. hi.i it.:,. ...,;., y tin hviu iii nun iut.uiiij AT THE MEM'S WEAR Going Out of Business SALE nothing Habits Of I III. S. Spread Abroad v WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.1. (Al' j tii i hint; eonvcntt-ni v ami urtfi) In no UntKt'i an AnitM'kriin 1Uhm n-i-rury. it In illew'lHt.' iti iMtniuicM i iti'liui'tnicm rimnr.H un plumhinii liiuturial c.x M)'t h. fl I'ttr five yearn rUr tn 1 '.:'. hih-Ii tMt-M II Vl'launl K'.OMM.MMII IlllltlluU Iv. hut aivuui-Ml tit (hut yi-iir to t.:':n.utu itnd a rmtlur iiii iin.sc is roKiirdt'd an likely (IiIh yvnv. Mn. Ijittn Amrtira htth tiihs ni-i-iint in m'titt tliMiiaiHt, Imt the di- (nutnieni'rt tiinh- MpfHulistt- find 1 LAI MK Ol.m.sr M).N(iMUI KAI.I.YMAIK'N, Ir-luiid John SlijirliM Ii:im u .Ltlni.k ll...t 1.... K"mLft'll-11'P'" f'r HllMWvr 'P'tp- Hiinw In hit ciM iM-n- for :l y. ara. inriil. flrc-at llvlliilii, mi the ulhcr IwuhI, liiktH Utile Hluiwtr huth mi" lM-hil. t'liiiiiiiii. Mvlo ii nil I'dhn arc i tinshlrrcd mill ki'lH for tho hit fst type rUtunvH, Ah ii ruh. tho hath tiih maun-fa-tunU fur t'Mort In tin nlil Mylf. nani'ltl Hun urrulr whhh utmnN lit un four Ii'kh. Pun-luincrw in Norway, hdwever, di-iiutnd thnl lh Ik he iUmh. hi.hio. mul thi t'lilnv want cartlH'nwa'u HiIih t-alUd "uo- I'lldW." READY-MADE ROMPERS Size 1 to 3, G5 and 75 WATCH TOMORROW'S AD And cave $3.00 to $20.00 on Spring Coats NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hotter Merchandise Lower Trices Read the items listed below and you will be convinced of the great economy: RIDING PANTS - Broken lot of heavy khaki laced leg Rid ing Pants in small sizes. Double seat and knee. Regular ?2.00 value For this week only SPORT COAT ' Henvy duck flannel lined Sport Coat, 30 inches long. Regular $5.00 value $2.97 DRESS SHIRTS Green Hood, Arrow a n d Manhattan brands in neckband and collar - attached styles. Madras, silk and genuine English broadcloth. Values to $7.50 69 to $3.19 RRADLEY SWEATERS Heavy shaker knit Sweaters just a few left. Regular $10.00 value 153.87 HATS Stetson Hats, regu lar $10.00 sellers up-: to-date styles. Going out at ' $3.87 SHOES ' Costonian Shoes and Oxfords in kan geroo and genuine imported Russian calf regular $10.00 and $12.00 values, going out at $3.87 to $5.S9 Men's Wear GOLNG OUT ' OF BUSIN ESS How to start the Day Wrong By BKIGGS EVERYTHING'S BKIGHT AND rosy when YoJ -Dash FOR .THE' MORNING SHOWER - AND YOUR SPASMODIC FlX5 OP COUGHING HAVE EVSRYBODY 5TARIMG AT YoiJ BUT when you light a Cigarette after breakfast it tastes Something AWFUL,' - and the Second ome. starts the cud Throat to Tickling- to- m m 'fL - And Finally Yoo cough The big Boss right out of Your office before You can mention the Little raise Yoo wanted. ArlD So THE DAY IS UTTERLY RUINED, n-L Rssign Before.) I'LL STAWO c.l . ANV NORB QFHE HAS 5UCH HIS ABUSE An IRRITATING COUGH HE Ought to 5moksJ old Golds Gold Old Irs the Smoothest Cigarette. ..20forl5 .,,;not a cough in a carload rrvdacl of P. I nrillml Co, ;L.(..,..,.;...-I,.' .......