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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1927)
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, May 5, 1927. RENOVATED (Incorporated) In Indi'ion(icni NetTsjwpo PRANK B. Al'I'I.BllY Edlturancl Puhllnher HARVEY P. MATTHEWS . AN extra special reduction on our Spring styles in the larger trimmed shapes selling above $10.00. The assortment in cludes hats from Gage, Beth, Fish and Meadowbrook in com binations of silk and straw and imported hand ctocheted Viscas in popular colors and black. $4.95 Special $4.95 . BitviliftKt! Munur published evenings, except Sunday, at 14111 Attain Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obui.vvor-Htnr publlnhrd every I'rldny. Entered nt the Foitoffice lit La Orande, Oregon, uh Second Claim Mull Matlor under act of March t, 1879, OPPIC1AL 1'AI'ER OP UNION COUNTY AND TUB ' ' CITY OP LA OUANDH 1" ' MEMBER ASSOCIATKD I'RKKH The Amocluleil 1'reHH l exrhiHlvely entitled to use for publica tion, of ell news dlsimti'lioa credited to It or nut olherwhie credited If published theri'ln. All rlKhta of reiiublicnllon of micctiil JIh piililii'.s In this iiupcr, und uIho tlio lucul news licrulii hIko hio remtrved. Pajre Pour Spring Millinery Reduced SU1I8CIIIPTION UATICa lly Currier Dully, por inuiilh In ndvnnco w Tro Dully, per nix luuntha 111 advance. ..., $4.M iiuily. eluule cupy..... bo lly Mull Dully, per month In advance 60o Dally, per rlx iiioiiIIih In advance ... .. $2.60 Dally, per your In udvunce .$5.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year $2.00 APVUHTISINO HATICS Olapluy. foreign, per column Inch Dlnplay, local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 4:'c 40c Jolt WoltSllll'S Then Job uiiMvcrcd the Unl. and kiM, I know I luit thou ctuiKt do ewrvthlutr, und that no thoiiKhl cm bo wlthhuldcii from thee. Job 42:1, r. i ' Ctinjjxiituliitions are! due the high school staff undorj , whoso dii-ectioii yesterday's OUserver was issued. Willi the exception of the headlines, the Associated Press wire dis-j 'patches, syndicate features, and correspondence, all of the' news and editorial matter was written, edited, and placed byj me suuieius m charge. According to their own report of , the experience, they learned many things about newspaper -work. We, the rending public if we analyse their effort UlldenVOFld III k-.ii nun iniiiii iiiium we point, ot view ot youw, nilicil niKiut; youth's variety of interests. Certainly the members of the! staff showed fine adaptability on short notice. Every one' deserves special praise and personal mention. And if the! students got any fun or knowledge out of the experience, The' Obscircr feels many tunes repaid for presenting the oppur tunity. - U-owed our IJWIf) - Former values to $9.00. In both large and small sizes , including a few matron's hats. There are silk, straw, ribbonnd combin ations, including a fewof the larger shapes as well. $4.95 See Them in Our Windows N. K. WEST & CO , INC. La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years It's unfair und you Portland About Cleaned, Report , of an Anuri'.-an college crew. "We object ( trained In measured cadence, don't know It!" j appeal to llllll. . The court Kllstiilned the ol.Uv " :f 1t..n ,iwl u-h.. ,1m .......... IiKNVKIt, Colo.. May. b (Ah- attorney repeated his question, thel IniiM1! Irallon of tho affairs of siireliil aid. ,.f Hie .mo. .. ,! obirudo by C.overnoir William if. rirH Th. ,..., ' ! Adams, frontiersman and cattle- for the third Hme aiert h . May 5 (AT) moil, mark llio lourtli time since Attorney Roberts acaln filed 11 vlit- unucrworiii is In the editorial column yesterday the high school stu dents made an apt reference to the civic improvements evident in La Grande and cited the i eduction in insurance rates as one PORTLAND. Or. The rortlaud about cleaned out. according to the state liav federal authorities whose Ioiik in- . family. v. situations culminated In the last His brother, Alva A.lams, three few days in a series of raids that 'times occupied the gubernatorial trapped several scores of Fiispects. chambers while the present Kov "Nol only bus the nn.leruorM ernor occupied a seat in the scn- the reins of sovcrnment of ,h. -.7..,. ..... T.i.1.Tj us"ci..n in tne I'mnppine isianns : wasn't fear. Aiitremont of I-ikewood. N". At., the lace usked. wife from whom he has been es- "No." tranced for many years. ... . "Hut Intending to try to COirilT llOl'SK. JACKSON- through with it?" VILLK. Ore.. Hay S. (AIM In- "Ye:-." formation was received here at! "Why did you jyo there? noon today that the man under I weren't forced, w ere you" was It?" I "I made up my mind not to do much u thing." Bo- "Hut you didn't throw an ay the j Implements?" Tcll of DaliKlu,.,. Vou 11 been In the Adams the barristers to desk- Titter of Amusement A titter from the audience hrouuhl a rebuke from the beaeh: "This is a trial of a serious na- i as Hay lJe Autremont has proved not to be the alleged Siskiyou irandit. according to chief I'ostal liieclor f. 1. Iliildiford. attend- llm: the trial of liuKh le Autre-'munt. Cray almost lost control of l.lm eif when Wallace asked if be virtually wiped out," ; atorial chamber. Oovornor. Wlllin m ture. 1 want It understood, there for one term, lils third occupancy siciun at the time of the murders, j of the executive offices lasted less, who conducted an autopsy over I than clKht hours. He served this the" victims was on the stand us thei iirl. in I'lUI u-h.x, on Wlinn it,.,pi,l .... .1..- ... i . i. ' oinpltealion resutti'd in Oovcrnor slate settfim forth to eslablih here be siai.t If 1 )lni,l..,t.. l,,.,lr...i..,. M A.lnma ..nlern.l a.. no... at tl... ...... ,. .... , .... la f.. a 11 11 . . ........ ... .....v ... ,..v r loieri upiion irom siiee- hll 01 piXKll that tax money Was Well spent 111 securing better director for this district. "but election in which Alva first be- lauirs. one warnins should be fi i-o protection. Not all public improvements, of course, re- lo;li''1'1 "IM !'" " ;; dty for came governor. .. . ii- -j , , I ., . ' lonir lime to come." . loclmnB to run for re-election The laufhter passed as quickly SUlt 111 SUCH OOVIOUS dividends, but they exist, nevertheless, There will he Su deportations of Alva Adams retired ill 1SS9. only iis It started. nd not the least of the returns is the pride of our youthful :'y lho " '""'' ' ' - itovcrnor aain in iss7. ur. w. w. p. lion, county i h , . - sun oi ino ramti. omeiers s.it.t citizens in a community offering many civic advantages, more than no persons have voi When lys and girls arc prourT'of "tiieir home town"or citv, un';'rl," n ,","lv ' cil-' 1 . ' .Many do-otis af s'lll In the citv when they lelieve m.its progress! voness and its opportunities, niiint trial. nithouKh s, ver.ii when Hiev 1I11 ilmtillcii with mi nmliil i.vn l.v l-il-n mi ti,.., f " h" ol lnine.l their release on lull . ..." , , , . , i.i ii iv ))avi, nso flt-)J 1)o (, in us (leveiopineni. ana ncnievemenis mono; constructive lines The i.m. then it is that a present-day citizenry may count additional n'.sl:! y. dividends on the expenditure of public money. The Grande Hondo valley of tomorrow will bo determined by the youth; rnrrn oi;su:v win, of today. We 'cannot better spend our time and effort than1 m v 1: i.om; ihaimv. in familiarizinjr .vouiir pe..le with industry, with ajrriculture, b, 1,! w!' with business, and with public affaire. The more adequate "f intensive trainm? before inter- tln III11juiJiioc fin- oil I.iiicliin li. m.i.v. ..f.l!,. .. :il l nallonal events. . i nvi i, ..in iiici Kx,,,,,,. inarmed : handle the opiwrtumties that citizenship will surelv brine: Mo.r.- sunning of hi, ir them, mosne:lci,,'l'n't h:,ve a dauehter iihout li e same aso or .Mrs. .Snyder's daughter. GRAY QUIZZED WOMAN'S LAWYER ! (Continued from I'ape 1) ily. it is sulci. ruiU. rarrit d out lst K nis n sullt tl hi nrrt sts. C.ovtrnor Jos.e b McDonald lak- Ohjwin by which the state of ire Mirnd In om day us Rovornor. Oregon hope tu link le Autremont Governor MclKimtU later gained to participation in the Siskiyou t.ic ullice. tunnel hold up. were iiurodured evidence and exhilttls hy the prosi- liKINHCr.n IX I KA.MI; rutitm this niontlnu. marked t.v I ' sot w tr.-. i f kv, hovtycr. ' Kill finy you. doinir.atittr; you, then his of r. standing over "I think I'd cull it po w e r. O ra y re p i i e 1 1 . "Oh, nnd tills magnetic now won so strong you could not re-1 "I certainly bnve," lie. unit!, nn-l 8ist ,t?" ' Ijrulpi'd with the effort to ltep "I could not resist H," liu k his team. "Vou hud a fln "Hut you didn't do the tuuruVr ''wife, und daughter and yet went that nlffht of March 7. did you." with this woman when you kin-w 'Xo" I her home relations were strained'.'" "So you did overcome that maj- Wallaee asked. , , netie power, didn't you?" The j 'Tm ar-nnniJa any I di spell wnnn't complete, was It?" Gray replied. I MKtii:VK. Ii;iu.e. A piiir f reill. Jeer t, ( ,irs ;n;o lutv ituiltipii pu: ted. WAUXING FROM A TRAIN DRIVKR rho cxiHMt New Vtnk Central er.jrlncrr, Joseph F. Coffoy, who holds Iho world's record for licomotive steod--io$ miles in 115 minutes is a thorough K'liever in safety first for overylMMly and particularly for motorists, lie has been a i-ailroader for SI years and has watched tho development of O... .11.1 j -.. i ... . . . mic iiuuMuuune unvcr wno races trains to cnssin;s and is the Hie. iahts hav ! eitit-d that tin Kreiieh physiiiue ! i the Im s. in thi rril for seieti ime row me luit thut tntinmir methods in the ;wst have heen too J )ulhitxard ttivl t T ui t ti-ebniijue has been loo murh nepleiti-il. The ardent I v nipt rann nt of the 1-V- ni-)iitian vs cin ?s vii- if;iii or tTe l:tek of t rt-.n.iif. In ins practice he hurnwith a .h-yire fi-r siH-ed. i.nd the huii-tli.iniT pur's ;oie, Kninc'. yhurp exchanires between the oi hroucht here posing counsel, ou tlieir adnilsyitil- thrived n 1 ily. .1 and more uti to be im-, lliiticry Khihiiil j The stolen detonating batiery! '. (With whieh the blast- killed Mail! M'lerk 10. K. iMuuherty was fired. !the 100 feet of insulated wire tin iled from It- to the door of the death car. the ereosuted ciinnv-". NEW STORY ' fpwni vhch the odor f crc-, jstte hud lone since faded, the bluer (denim overalls, cut off below thej tCoiitiiiMt-d from rse 1) "knees, the knapsacks, the Mate I --w- wfrluiiiis were purchased in n Kn "Not In person. "You i:h an she was there in splritr , "lossihJy." j JKnics Intention. "You went to Qui "iisvillajrc thej nlfrnt of Mareh T intendint; to ko, through with this murder?" Vil- JACKSONVILLE SURPRISED BY tlirr. U 1 1 i T11KSE ;'iiy ..iImt i krt. Was ene. Ore.. sLre hy ltny Autrt y f..r h;m t.. ln that" , nnnt two -Aeeki hrforp tho rrlni.1 rn- s:if-i.il rio-"iitr nnii tlHti;niph if the sl.iin ...!-1 Ins fool w;:h lilt; Mti.ttit : ill elnitluye. were intr.nhir.1. Tin! . ipluito ua.s Mt'ittififMl hy the wld..v; llliwimii.-i .-.ttx-.- "f the "-l clerk. ll.. rpinnl rie.1 I I V I L' i vl'O M1UU V II 1 1 lit II " - "'vreiue t;Nre, ..f T 1 tu ih'.si una menace to human lno. He has saved a iihkI rM?il vri.Tio v-; nAA n in ttt -iv-vr. 1T.""T idd w;nh the r..rnfer m-rv..ns many noi moiori.sts by his watchfulness and foietlumulit and his pmmpl application of the binkes. i lVciiuso its size, ho explains, a train moving1 at tiv-: mcmltius sivcl sometimes appeai-s meivly to W crawling. ; Theit js an optical illusion that tricks many drivers. Coffey is not tho only raihtvid ensineer who has tried to wain the foolish motorist or who lias admitted that the engineers ; life is made moiv nei-'e-vi;ukuiK and hajaivious ly that , tH However, human natuiv lieinjr what it is. the foolish! tliiver who thinks it smart or useful to race a train to the: tiossinir is prohahly here to stti.v as Km- as autunyli!e$ and! j-nihoad trains stay. j The oliminaiiw', .f as many yradc civssinRS as ixssiWe! and pwtection of those which sunnc- a: itrer means of! ravins; the foolish motorist and his helpless companions from; this i!anst-r. rrojrress is heiisr lnatle 0:1 ('iVfton hisrhwRys to such an extent that srr.uie cuisine accidents will K" an impossible thins; on our main nuis ivfore eiv Ion". i A New Telephone Directory will be issued soon. Install a telephone and set a 'listing in the directory. Home Independent Telephone Co. &i Mi 1 sfT? ! - - ' i . s V ? v I I At i i j i itness u ho spoke hut a rore of nonK and the latter a preei.j si;iker. The defendant throughout the( y,,,, farM,rr fclmw Mwl 1vtxv IntrtHttinifrn of the rxhil.it and the Wll lr!in MI n ra, wImu leual tilts that eenteretl ahuut them t,H. nH, . , chanm-al.fi S.,(Uir manifeste.1 keen interest, ;ik he sit fl.IM.;r. NfW on't rll our between hi futher mid T'other.- ..i.,... ...n tX-,i iiii sj,,..rr. It put Contentment Citv on tin 1,-.! SHlHrnes-s uuirketl hi.- feature, iinti there was just hint of worn' on his face. Iloth imi rents eluntf ti every orl. ant when reee-su was talleJ they went saiwimte ways. while the defendant ivint to the . ret rMn for his mid-niornini; eigureite, stamlliifr Ktrt from thr jnrrrs. who went tt the - vrau.pro unm lor me same u- z a IHHU1 S,aIv IH-hI fern in- lHse. . I i cunranlfofl to (uillnt nny oilier' s-iiiil..iwl ::;.li m-c Due- rami r. nii.. Tlr ol tmli-! tn thf niornlnp twtliminy thi- . s,,,,,,. ,Vn,, ,,.,.,- fc. c. . ...iiiiiiu ... .nuu. 11 ir,., ilill, r- nt tlia.-i nil iXImt ral- fct iinrt Iny the f..iii.tali,.n f.r ; , ,,.,.,. ,,.( r.t.onal rvlilrnrv to cmr ., j.,.,.,,, K , (r. When rnurt mnl. 1 tall-. . , ,. , , f .mmiiom oi r.iiene. urr.. i.unor Oral frm inc. likrwi Hie Iknrli wire. Ik fi lter -laples Ilie elilokeil tn-tiiiirr, ihc tMinltr.v mih! mhttlt 'iet-ifii-iMiou unit I hen Mime lillle lisliier cn'dr' if -Ihm fnieiiiz. Im-. -nrHtil. Tin car i t h miUiI llii- iiMtrnin at:l farnirr jrt wnit- iit; lei luitil tun srfte quantities. i Vou reihTeinht'r 1 told ti lluil the f the defendant seated hv his side, rtcnws from Mrs. lel!e IV Mli III III ..f ! I Mitlii jfcii - - - - - - - T t 1 'ivrt -.!.! thf f1o-i-dl;-trd jepri alley wrrH like th. pti ured al- .mt rh.iiAtert.wtK. A: the ti and nuht tt i ivfxfKee. it a hA4dy ronnwiwi reJitf rami) newr Jitrk'- Ky. At the l-r l-ofi SaH-attva Arxj" w.-rker l fhuh v s s - -!uf f the i.rt rttvvtr thai rni ia ilciiiiL-, 'ti.ii Um 44ti i.UicU, . - LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 1SS7 -1927 Forty Ycare Scnitt1 Sound Progressive Reliable n nil liol own into rel lint iire iiw. In tin tdd (tnice. I lie liot sine i tinil on iiihl ire. Tint f tlie win tlwi It Mnh off ami i!kj irr ru rJly and hnak. The luie cien I lie clHiiiH'cikHt fetw-' iiu; a teM for S'-s year wtterv tlr octh til viilt uatar ttitf up oier IIm wire id ' b" end of 2'. i'.ar lltr, xnilvMiim-ai-ii Mill bull-pn4.f uldle i!k b--l sraile t . cnliaiiintl l'emii-r would fall lo iwxev J Ii --t' no r.Kre tn boy 1 lie rrj , I lull i- nuuk in fml yon ' Kildn't do hritiT hy lalnr fmm i ilr mnil tmler linv r nlcrt cle. Our prfcer r '.! elMane4 be niu we ltjue lev overhead ei-' l -r. I hut In m while wr aref litii 1 a little war .tint our tdacr K all femtl Ir Ix-re ami all wr won hi lnor to h If tlie r zo too ho( wot. Id he to t-hi I te paie ami tlie wIh4 -rw rtntlil likr tmder I Ik- hnildinr till the -klrniMi ai ou r. I Vn e coultl ine owl rin ami il harb wire aini diln Ek- Km or than cter. Claude1 C Pratt Lumber Co. Tor Poiir Mm a' lYieftd Near l"iumtrr. Mmmic Main S4S te man If the City of Happiness is in the State -cf Mind then M-J-B has had a lot . to do with spreading sunshine and contentment on this old globe of ours. Because M-J-B isn't merely coffee it is cofTee contentment. And all be cause of aiuvor a rich, full-bodied flavor that gives you peace of mind a:id sheer content a flavor that is alu-ays in the cup! M-J-B meets eve r y taste Coffee, thtA-ttfdlir tmm'M J-Btw canwtoeichcvp rvalue rt i;i con crrtrittd Kmiph SMOCKS Made up from good grade broadcloth; double seamed and fancy trimmed 91.08 A 0-ouncc package White King Soap Free Saturday. with each purchase NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise - Lower Prices
