La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1927, Image 4

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KA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, April 16, 1927
lafcnta grating fc&erfer
,', . i incorporated)
' An ImlPiiendent Ncwapaper
FHANKa AI'l'l.lJDr . .." Editor and I'ubllahar
vi HAltVEr r . MATTHKWH ,.,,. Bualncaalilinliar
Published overlings, excopt Sundny, nt 1416 Adnma Avenue,
, , I. Orundo, OroKun. The Obacrver-Btnr published every Friday.
1 ICnlered nt the Poatoffloa at La Grande, Oregon, ua tiecond
t f'lliiui Afull MuHnr linilnr lift of M..li 9 IB7Q
OFFICIAL PAI'KIt OF UNION COITNTT AND T1II5
CITV OP U OUANWS '
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J linn of nil nowa dlajmtuhoa credited lo It or not otherwise credited
j. It published therein. All rliilua of republication of special dla
1 pinches In thla paper, mid ulao Hie lucul nowa heroin ulao are
1 reserved.
BUIISOItllTION 11AT1SH
if liy Currier
Dally, per month In advance jSo
i Dully, per elx months In udvance 1 1. Fid
Dally, alalia copy ..', 00
liy Mall
j Dully, pur month In ndvuuco , , GOa
v. Dally, per vIk mouths In udvuuce .....,..... v $2.60
Dally, per your In advance . ;.. '. 00
Weekly ObMorvei'-Hlar, per yoar 12.00
ADVIOnTIHINO ItATlCB . (
; Dlp!iiy, forclkn. per column Inch....... ; ,, ..;..: 42a
DlHpluy, local, per column Inch 400
Time contract prlcca on uppllcutlon.
(IOI) IS TIllMTWOItTII V llehold. Coil will hoi mat nwiiy
u perfect mini, Neither will lie uphold the ovil-docra. Job H:2o,
The Beauty That Is Acadian
'W' I'
17 o i
Part of Swift &
Company Force
Goes On Strike
POJlTIAND, Ore., Apr, 16 AI)
i'urt of tho working forc of tho
pliint of Hwlft and company lit
North I'ortlund wuh out today; fol
lowing llHUKnt?mnnt over Installu-
tlon of thu efficiency bonuuytftem.
Com puny offleiaU mild somu of
tho men In two departments hud
wulkid out because of failure to
undunttund tho Hyntum, which hua
been In effect In plants of tho
company for sovorul years In tho
mtdUlo wct, Company oatlnmtcs
placed tho number of men out ut
60 per cent.
lubor offlclulu held u mcftlntf
ot Kenton IhhI night und organized
about 100 of tho workcm who woro
out. Another meeting wuh called
for Tuesday. Labor leaders said
demands concerning working con
ditions and wagon would be mado
upon tho compuny soon by tho union.
f It isn't any accident that the cash register was developed
ih Anierica. America needed it.
,,. . ; MCA. New Orlenns Bureau
.hp KniiiHliinn Kir) moitl typical of KvanRellne. LoiiBfcllow's lm
normi heroine, ic MUy Sara Lyles or Hunkle, La., according to a
te,r :iooo student' in Loulxianu Stato Normal Collepe She's
-tu.efi nhove In two Acadhin poeR. The college-vear book'B theme
year h Kvantcline und Mis Lylea' picture will he on lite cover.
Below Normal l8 r
. Weather Outlook
i .The sunyner normal school course, given each year in
.astern Oregon, might well be held in La Grande since this HAN "anvihco. Apr. nt. iaim
i-ilv U tn hn ilw. Mnnt nf Jnl. M I ,.,U ln!U i . wonlher outlm.k fur tUv
VL oMiwa.uuinim wuvu uuiil. week hcHliiiiliik' April 17 wjih an-
Wlierever it is held, however, the community concerned should no,,",?l ida- by the cnited
nni ho nvnnHfw. m nnv nuwh K Ti I i.11"1 weallw bureau oh follows,
jand as such should be carried out of regular state funds.
Air Mail Pilot Is
- Killed in Idaho
Playwright Will
. Stay in America
LOS ANOKLMS, Apr. 10. (Al')
Two broken ribs, received In Ha
waii, today kept Alury Hubert h
Kinehart, iniieh travelled novellnt.
and playwright in Koiithei ri Cali
Inrnlu iiiHtend of Mpcedlng- off to
C'hlnu, whero sho Ih "desperately
anxious' to bo. ,
Mix rtlnehart arrived yeNterday
from Honolulu, whero xhe Hpent u
vucuilon planned to obtain new ma-
iterlal for her favorite, fiction char
acter "TlHh." Kho won uccompiinled .
by her huabuiid, Dr. Htanley M.
Hlneliart, u writer on' medical huu
JeetH. -
SPlan To Visit
La Grande s
Leading Store
for. Over Twenty-five Years
Today, the Day of The
Street Lighting Celebration
N.K.West&Co.Inc.
Kin' western HlatCH:
IIOISK, Ma., Anr. 10 t.MM
Viunt.y uliuiull oriiclnls tminy en
lili nvon.il to mil liy Ah a. Mury 11
, Sunhofti, Winters, rui., of the
dentil of 'her aon. William
The otillook hm-n uli'iimii n,ii i,m,. -
la for tcmpciiiiuiea below normal, day .iiftoi-noon whcii HIh woathouml
,? ' K'-oiMiuiy inn weainer la Cull- plimo ernahod coven mllea north' or
fV Tho note of tho five powers to the nationalist govenmrcnt1 stt
Jspiintled harsh, but there is plenty of leeway for the Chinese rZVa,hrVi,'im,r'' f '17""l",,a' ' apn"'" i'"-1"" w,,,-. n,.
ill makinir their apologies. This country doesn't want trtluble r the weatem p,m"f ti',eew' l",Z'L "bo, "S "hero".',"
With China and we are equally sure that China doesn't want , i Sacramento. ' "
ttoublo with us. Outbreaks open to criticism arc certain toer'riVJnmn'.ind !!'.,e"!!:;?1 ".,h. '!'" sln
, a.... ....l. in.: .... !.. ..... . ,l i u. .. . 1 ' " " """'"-u more
"""I uiiuki oiitn wuiiiiiiiiiiin us uxisv 111 VlllllH. we niUSt . " : ' m iiimi ii yciir UKo
either be n ttlo lenient und slow or wb mimt. nnHnidiko ... .'.".-"'"'ii-i.y.uoiae.i'iiaco,
- - un-i. iiiuilO mill i0'
along with other nations, the education and discipline of sev-v"1'"- . "
owl hundred million people along western ideas. It certainly '-i
wniiiii in rfirrifnif niiH it n,i,ri,t i.a iout,.,. j- iVautor
,, av iiiikhii wo uioiiabiuus, i
CONGRATULATIONS
AI)out two and a half or three years ago definite action
i7i ia Rocked
By Slight Tremor
on the .Salt Luke
Wnah., route.
ItOOTI.r.CidHU KEPT HOOKS
l.OS ANQKLKH, Apr. Hi (Al).
l.oa AllKelea mill nearby const.
KLAMATH l-'ALLM, Ore., Apr.
i Hi (Al) A neat act of bouka re
coiiIIiik rccelpls, dlalim-ai'mcnis.
proflta und losaea, reveuled today
i that Velh Stlnton. K luniiil h Kniis
111 tho rlilwHnn .f nrnnmnnf ..I nA 1. - dills today hud exnei lenee.l ,lr. "oolleKKIT. I11I8 enjoyed a I.OOll a
rv ; . , rrlw ,0' u,e "'". u ,km e..,th...ike. 1;p.'!"u,uh imiavm ""ri i"
liimnms umilltl ill iji ui'lilinc WHS UlKCIl, Tile lflei found miiuntlv with no more .i,.. " v""'!
I MLDr.nHI-A(lf(Hj84l tfl finn 'xliflfrtrinir nt rtn. Xii. -K!.. i.... tlrtufa fHWiaitimnowl-olrtiFn.ao. i Drtlusw.tMiiiunred.the bboka
,.... - - v VV """"--I lu valla.. ' , i home, shortly after Wlntiii
; ibi ino iniprovenii'iit come under the tinncroft act. 1 Prop-1 The aimi k which occurred at u' convicted on boox. j
. Briy Owners Viewed the O f . dim iirht tho inwln-htU. tnin ':4S o'clock llial lllltlll centered in ""'" ""' periou,
in loi
i w.isl
I j
I phone and light polos and ywioned the increased value of,!" whit V'ZTZl
Stiulon enllcetid $irnn.
PATHO MEUROMErLR
Servicb
Till- he.nrtof ihc prob
lem is not always the
heart itself liven the
heart it regulated in its
action by its nerve supply.
... int. J. ic. vooil;mj ,
' t'lilropi actor ami 1 ' '"
Natuiupnlli
"I would rather be In Shanghai
! today than any Hpot on earth," nhe I
i told ucwHpaper men! Duo to her J
i inJuricH, nhe Halt!, alio will remain i
I here indefinitely. .
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED aim
LA GRANDE
NATIONAL
BANK
18S7-.1927
Forty Years Service
Sound
Progressive
Reliable
SAVE $29.10
$19.90 WILL BUY A $49.00 .
Spring Coat
Size 38
Other Spring Coats to Be Closed Out
From $5 to $25 Off
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
, Better Merchandise Lower Prices
ii ueiier iigiued, liettor looking street that would be in'"" "hkinit timt cuused iiish.a to
keeping with their aspirations for La Grande as a city. . C' fell? nIZ:
HILLS I'ATIIi:il v
XliW I'OltT. Ark., Apr. Ill (Al')
After klllhiR his father end
Tmiiolil nrini lnu.ut f ..)...:..!..' ....J V -....!.. 'In the weslern unit of !... . Aut-... woumllnic Ilia two biotlHl's. Wll-
V .., laiiiuoi m lll VI UUIIIIIIIIX mm WUrKIIIIT Oil'. - . . . .. . ..' . linill lll:..r ,1 r,,rm..e I.....I I
th.o improvement and after several weeks of actual construe-lout on tin. const. i'n"ih!i. LeJ'n- ,,l"""'l.r 111 M ,,0,"" Urndroni
lion, the new lights are scheduled to be illuminated for thc T"1" 'T'l """'"n ""'''"'- hlnl .oC"' ,Vii,f"il,!h
,.!. n, Tl,.l.i.,:i ...in i i 11 i . , . denn, nine miles noithiusl. It wan ""'i "" 1,1 ' " ' ri iin mi ii i nut
liisc lime, i lie detail with which the Improvement has been acurceiv m-m-uHiitc ,,ur homhs be sent from i.iuiu
acureely perceplilite.
No repoit'of ilumiiKii has bi-tj
received.
: UHide will not, very probably, comply with every individual's
ldj!)t of what should have been done. Some micht have nro-
lerrert siioiier standards, others would have selected two' 'OT,,'K ol'' ' "INi '' i ivii
smaller lights instead of one large one. One man said lie! . , onmV o,mT or ni. sti.
picierren me telephone and light poles to remain because"' ,,f'" w I'mmi i'i r.
Uieir reiiioval made the streets look too wide and the build
iiigs too small. , : i
lloi-k. to aubduo llker.
Considering the improvement from all mri,.s 'hnimw
)'r fot-l confident that La Crande citizens will be well pleased
Hurling Ace
111 the Matter of tli
Win. Ii. Crnnily, I leecusnd.
Notice is hiM-chy KlM'll I hut the
lillileislKiied has filed her llllil
nccoiint us eeculrix of the i-s':i;..
of Win. I. Cliitlily. dec MS d. mi I
jvith it-and more. We feel that citizens will agree that theCX"",? X't 'il
city is to be congratulated, that no single change could ndd: '" ' M"y- l:'-'7 Vl
mire to the appearance of our business area, that no other! "ullTr
wlterinent could serve more to impress visitors and neich- 0''''""' "" ""' i'1'"''; r'"'
UOIS Wl 1 the n nee l.;i Ciniwl., I,.,I,L. .... n . r '"hHiik nny und all oi.jeeiio,,..
r. , in"' uillliii wild final ueeoiint und setll..-
Utellt of suld eslllte.
Hut- of Hist pillillcolk.n March
erinent could serve more to impress visitors and neigh-!0''''1'""
it wiiit me l
Kastein Oieetm
:l Tlu! f'-lel'iiiliou to be hold tonialtt is nrooitiotis f.r tl,..
iiasion. U WJ,s conceived with the idea that the street!
"jti.i.iiK .itiiHovimoiii marks a new era in the citv's growth
and development, with the idea that progressivencss and bet
terment should be emphasized among ourselves and should
;bc advertised uniting our neighboring communities. A city,
jtkc an individual, cannot prosper and expand unless its ap
pearance and its ideals are in keeping with its goal.
" So The Obseivor thinks congratulations are in order for
u.u vii.v umimission. mo ihamler of commerce, the busi
ness men and propeity owi.ls, the city planning eonimis
Hion, ami the eonstiuetion company for iU speed in installa
tion and the American Legion for its enthusiastic direction
Of the celebration. More esjiecially is the community as a
whole to be congratulated for its approval and acceptance or
n worthwhile improvement. The new lights will worth all
they cost in renewed civic jiride and awakened civic consciousness.
Klll. l II. tliao.ly.
Lm i lilrlx'.
O recti ,- llvs.
Atlorneys lor Kwrnl ii,
Mur. 3 ' Apr. 6 I S.;ii.;;.
Liieinx the motor when stmt
Inir tin cur l;i hnrmfiil. The s:uno
Is true when stoppiiiK the car. A I
lot of people still elillK to the Idea,
Hint ll motor should be speeded up
just before the ignition Is cut off.
I Tills ts till wronir. Let the motor
iite naturally ami leave the choke
ilune. I
if t x s s
'if 'Mti
1 Asr-a-i
Here's a ono-ainied pitcher who Ii
the slur of tho University of Mis-
'Fonri baseball club His name
Henry KeUicamr. Tn h!s Ui-st two
c;trs in high school, he lost ou'
i one gtimo In lUtccn pitched.
INSTALL YOUR
PHONE TODAY
Why not enjoy added
comfort, safety, pleasure
and convenience through a
telephone.
(a Gfatcnrsps
HilS
SI'
lis Noah
ill
THE POINT IS-
It's easier and more economical
to select
That New Wallpaper
from
The Largest Stock
In Eastern Oregon
WE HAVE IT
's Paint Store
Hard Headed Business Men
Are Buying It
On the strength of facts gathered from a thorough investi
gation we are selling a considerable amount of stock in the
Black Marble & Lime Co. to the leading business men of
La Grande.
Experience has proven .that raw material, quality, demand
and personnel are requirements for a successful business
these requirements are fully met in the Black Marble & Lime
Co.'s organization-
.
Only a limited amount of stock remains unsold. The mar
ble deposits; plant site, kilns and machinery are bought and
paid for. The funds derived from available stock will be
used to purchase and install the tramway to run from the
quarry to the kilns.
We welcome inquiries. Come to the office of the President
Chas. A. Bingaman, Room S, Sommer Bldg, La Grande, where
every detail will be explained
Black Marble & Lime
Company
Office Of The President,
Room 8, Sonuiier BUI jr.,
La Grande, Ore. .
Makers of Chieftain Lime
I'lant at
Enterprise, Oregon
l Home Independent Telephone Co.
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