La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Thursday, May 12, 1927
Page Four
CA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
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FHANK B. AVl'iA'UY Editor and l'uhlllier
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS .... UulncHS Aiunaiier
Published evenings, except Eunday, at 1416 Adaina Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Obatrver-Htur published every Friday.
Entered nt the Postoffice ut Lm. (irunde, Oreyon, as Second
Clans Mail Matter under act of March 2. 1X79.
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THE CUOl) SHEPHERD The Lord Is my shepherd: I Khali
not waul. He ntiikeiii me to lie down in uri't'ii piisturcH; hi:
Jeudelll me bcrdde the Mill wuteiH. Phalni 'J'i: 1, 2.
ASK COMMISSION
T0I.CC. HEARING
Ihe lower fdn of Mudluuii purlnli
loday and iiiovIdk alowiy toward
Did river, when; it ifi expected be
tween .May JU li lid May 25.
J'roni Aiola houlli, thouHundM
continued to t r iiKt ii'-n the leveejt
in preparation for tile flnul UH
nault of tin- MiNsfK-shinl an the rim1
State Hoard Expected to; from i-n.vatwe north or there n-
fVmcm.r iWmtn T .iifU lrne.I to the stream by way of
Lindbergh Hops
From St. Louis
On Second Lap
of Precedent in Case
Oid rive
YANKTON, S. !., May 12. (AP)
-AH lowlands between Hprinufleld
and Wheeler, a distance of tj
in ilex, were reported under flood
waters of the M l.s.souri river to
day, with tin ti 7. families driven
from their homes.
Pioneer rcMdenlH of Wheeler de-
hh-f examiner for ,raro the flood Ih the wornl in
cfiiiuuercc cornmift- veaiK.
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SAI.EM. Ore., May 12 (AP)
"EtieioHed here with ix u Ho-calh-d
complaint wliieh l in mih.stiince a
petition," is the rather nurmstlc
opening Ki-nlrnee of a letter to the
p ii blie H-Tvlee com iii Lsion from
1 IVHKeH J ill 1 1
Hie llltermiit
hioii, informing Hie Mtate coumiiH- Knur fnnillic wire reported ma
bn t bat i 'ail road companies uf- rnnned on the .WbniHlui inwlandu
feet eil by the t:ilc coiuiniKMion'H ( below Niobrara,
intrastate main rain order of 1U 1 i ' The river went out of Itn l.anltM
want the tdiite coniinlxslon hit uled West of Vermilion. S. !.. IlllllldiiL-
belore the Interstate, body for a jiuK about .il.Hlii acre.
Iiearini; on the order. - -
The tttate otilelalH claim that the MEMPHIS, Tenn.. May
KUininouiiiK of a state tribunal be- Scerctarv Hoover loday
fore n federal tribunal Is without ed t ho dn hhik
precedent, mid the I. C. ', examin
er apparently take the Hame pwl-
Tlie more we Irani aliout present conditions in China, the
more we are convinced Unit it is a good country to l:e from.
Thirty or forty new apartments are to be available in I.a
(Irande when present construction is completed. Although
the investment is not as "Teat, from a population standpoint Ul1
they mean capacity for that many new homes. Suitable liv
ing (piurters continue tu be scarce, indicating a slow but
gratifying growth.
tinn, inasmuch art lie leaver tt
t he ta!e body to ay whet lie
will appear.
"This petition in sent, to you"
ho writ en, "ho I hat you may
promptly nolily Oils commiKiou
whether you desire a conference iu
connection with the petition."
Hf-nriiiK Likely
Thu Oregon cmi illusion ban not
decided whether it will appear, but
H. H. Corey and Edward Ostrand
er, two of the couinilH.sioner.s, aid
today that t he apiiearauce w ill
probably tie made, notwithstanding
the laeli of precelldent. i;iucc I. '.
oflictalK are to be. in the itlate
anyway in connection with another
case,
'Ihe railroads allege that the
intrastate rate order of Ht2 is dis
criminatory against inter.stat IiiihU
D'h. The older was attacked in
com I by the railroads ;ind w as
upheld both by t he circuit court
lor Marion county and by I he
supreme court. The latter
isioti came down in March, thin
and I he railroads are now
prcwimcd to be operating under
the order. Shippers, however re-
ccntly complained that (he roads
are not romplyni; with the order,
a ud a hearing was held In Port -land
last week to determine weth
er they are fulfitliiiK the order.
The roadn were ptven time to briefs
in Ihe case alter which the com
mission will make its fimllntf.s.
! The petition. or complaint, Is
sUucd by attorneys for all the Hip s
12. fAP)
estimat-
tnus far inflicted by
the Mississippi flood probably will
amount to between J 2. jO, 000,000
and $;tnu,iMMi,0M).
"The tragedy of It is that It is
impossible to tell how much great
er the loss w ill be before the dis-1
ST. l.OI IS, May 12 AI') Cup
tain Charles Und he i k. only lone
j pilot entered In the SJu.vnu OrlelK
1 1 ran-Atlantic contest, left here
thin morning on the second lap of
! his transcontinental flight for
j Hooscvelt Field. I .on? Island,
t where he expect to put his Hyan
i monoplane Into shape for the New
York to Paris hop.
' Leaving ut u. in. the form-
I t Ht. Eouls-Cliicago air mail pilot
iespeiied to complete the K.o-mlte
nir line Journey in ten hours.
. I .Indberglt was unaccompanied on
th'i trip today, as on his planned
' trans-AOnntic (light.
I Two or three days will be spent
In New York putting the plane '
1 Into condition for the ocean flight,
and thi n only the weather remains
to determine the start, Lindbergh
said. j
He Is sacrificing a relief pilot or
navigator fr added gasoline and be-
lieves the cruising range of his 1
monoplane wll determine the sue-
ss of the trip.
In the event of a forced lundin,
They're here!
'' Most officers of the law, stute or local, are conscientious
in their conception of duty, yet thoroughly courteous in the
discharge of it. Only infrequently do citizens encounter of
ficers who are prone to forget that they are public servants,
first, and hard-lxiled possessors of authority, last. Petty law
violations, infringement of traffic rules, etc., are best handled imoiv ii
and decreased by courteous and tactful demeanor. Arrests'
may he nnd usually arc necessary as a means of calling more LEVKH ("JIVES AND
emphatic attention to the provisions of the law, but it isi FLOOD l'Ol'KS IN
always possible to make them in a gentlemanly manner. The'
nearer all officials can come to that ideal, the greater will. rmtitiui-ii rrom I'iiuc n
be the influence for proper law observance.
j tlx- Al
liOWK AM) AKKOWS
i liows and arrows aie coming back. Archery is becom
ing a popular sport. And a fine sport it is, taking one out
doors und developing strength, skill and health. .Mostly the
shooting is at targets, but some devotees actually go hunt
ing with these weapons.
Why not come all the way back? Why not equip armies
again with 1hws and arrows, and perhaps occasional spears to
vary-the monotony? They were good enough for William
the Conqueror and many another woild hero, and ought to
be good enough for modern would-be conquerors, provided
opposilig ai mies were similarly equipped. Keeping one's op
ponents, from "forgetting" that provision would be the chief
difficulty.
Fighting is fighting, no matter "now
lions agreed on this, and quit making
and using poison gas. battles would be
would cost far less, and do infinitely
property.
l;esx.Ttl'ull,v referred to the League of Nations prelim
inary arms conl'eieme at (leneva and the proposed arms eon
feivnee at Washington. They won't do anything about it. but
it's as good as most of the suggestions being made these days
to take the horiiir out of war.
iOakiya litstn, liritiKln
I -1 In .MIPKlsMpliI llvw
Hinallimx rpiili mil' In
tin- lltiiii'f iImt wicliiui ol' Nuiili-
'U4 I.IMllMillllil Ull.H ll'UITil hy lil'll
Cl ii I u lli'l uin Ui'l-a.
.Mish Wltiiuliiil I 'n I lit llll M, li lO'il
t'rii!, nnriu-r. ri'lmrli'il Unit L.'ll
r;iM'S ol' siiiitlliii win- ili.si-uvi-ri'il
1 1' i- 'M, -1 1 1 win Kith in thf ll'iilf!
Itvrr Ni-i tltin. lull nil i.iSfS wcrr In
inn' Iiimi.si' wln'if ni'Hru. M ui rt' ni.i
liiiiliiir 'I'lu' vli'tlniM niTr !'ii;il'"il
;ml lilariil uii'li'l- iiM.liial t.irr.
'I li.- I luiusanil MiialliiuN vai-rilH'
llMlll!s llllll III. (Mill Ullil.S uf lllii
si-ruin mti. laKi'ii Id 11:i- ana liy
.Mix I'allahan tii'lav.
MHter reaches Its climax, he s.iid. at sea. ( aptain I.bidherg has his '
:1 1 III Iri wi M' M ml
aotoM w.wn wu buij muam umm j j J
i.y m m . . .
Friday theThirteenth is Official
Straw Hat Day
TT"VTT TT fTr'V'y You'll say not when you see these new
U i.1 A-i U vyJLY J. straws wo have for your selection. Milan,
Sennits, Leghorns, Panamas and Toyoy Panamas all in the smartest of
shapes and fancy colored bands. Come in and see them and remember the
ju ices are
$4.00 $5.00 $6.50 $7.50 $8.50
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
THE MAN'S STOIilJ
i naWnHraraHMra
1 1 1 1 1 1 j m i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m m 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 t ; 1 1 1 : i j i 1 1 1 1 ; j 1 1 1 n i ) 1 1 1 1 n i j i j m 1 1 1 1 1 n i m n i m 1 1 1 n i n n i n n i ; j 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 n j 1 1 1 n i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j i r
This Rare Salad Dressing
May Be New To You
plans mapped out. If the wing
are not crushed In landing, they
will keep hi in afloat 4r minutes
In- .'aid In which time he can pump
the gasoline lan'.iM dry to serve as
huovs. lb- also has a rubber raft
which can be Inflated quickly.
m i u i m n j n n 1 1 1 t u f 1 1 u 1 ! : : t : . 1 1 r i m 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 r 1 1 m i h -1 ; i t m t ii : 1 1 J i M i r m 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 n m 1 1 , ) i f iu i u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j i x 1 1
Klsing waters fiom I lie
Teete mid Wtiitef Quarter crev
lecessit a I ed evacuations o
it is done,
tftins and
w just as decisive
less dnnia;;o t lil'i
Jf all na-;
explosives)
IISM S
all lelugces
Mile. Iloals
IHOVI1 t hem
Islam) ami I
The crest
bin
oueeiitratfil at Jones- .
v en available to re
tr llauisbutg. Sicily!
i'niii' iiai ill. j
) (lie lluod was along '
pTfvi irt Ff rnmrrrmrTTj 1 1 1 it it m n t3
J
3
Coffe
3gjchilling
asj to open
--this new vacuum key-wind package.
The key-wind leaves ,1 snug-littin
Scn icc Cover which continues to
preserve the flavor after it ii opened.
I Schilling.Coffee I
1 -J
I will linn in im j
i
mi"
Tpq iOSPirr)i Fxtrar
VI1; K-'
Ci3
BBkinJ Powdrr
U . II. I (it
;iii' aiialii.
j 1 think Unit
woiidet in) (hmi. I lieiv Hli
llliin;;- Hull We ail know e need
! llinii?i. nion tin nt l- a an
ie i , ,( hiivitn taitiu. p iper null,
wit ile-i nitll. a mull b block, far
tei. mill ctiiHleiiMC and alolhctc
wiuild b a cii at oppoi timti mr
a mii.iII ;iiiii ru I'M . in thi-,
. bune ( .randc Hi Hide ill lev I u
j ' '( 1 1 1 1 Mipph all tla paint ilia
ti t ial I m' all ol I n-dcrn ( Mvu'm,
0 put mil I lit riubt kiml of
material at (be iilit price, hut
il 'U'riMii- had - Pan! n tune
cnli-i iitv. I a l.iande to help Hi,
j op, Ie- i no I did. I uimiIiI lid-t-f
He m to slut on the outsell'
bnni; Ibeii- slHimnn vh!i tin in.
liitl aboni lite onU ciillllit Mini
h tin.- 1 en r did nininiil I n
i. tamlc w a wleii I nt nnximl Ihe
lotlier Hill "hot Utr lll llMHItli.
! l iiniHie et'ine to (own anil
'iai't l ud mpaih an w In m-
I conic ilnwn ben Hinl I will sui-
1 p ittiie wii)i li ; in i ti n tlum-h li
Is an example of the unusual
recipes in Ida Bailey Allen's
new book (sec coupon below)
this recipe for a rare salad dress
ing is given. You arc invited to
try it and convince yourself
that, regardless of price, the
world affords no finer salad oil
than Masola.
Once you try Majola for any
naiad dressing, you will never
g-. hack to using expensive, im
ported oils.
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fr I !,W Li'vl
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1 tt.t.yn ,j't
lrit.'p"'H r.nnf
4 faMf ifyrtm A.-i or
KlUjJiil.ri Corndlrdl
1 fJ, bc.ltm
Omil'tii; liio M.t.'i'i.:, Kiiri, ilic dry iitrcjicms
ii'ij the c:,i 111 (i iliHii'K Knlor tufi, C 'r.uliuily
,'Iir in ilic' tini u in,fi jsfuu!il be ji'dMcJ, and
fih'l( mvr lii't Hilar, stirring cuiuMnily until
lliiil; li li lute iiimv; tfu-it gT,uliii(y ul.l the
enrpir, lit.iti-J, inj fv.lt tritll ill! C3 !vlti.T
until Oic iinvturc ihu-ns ii:.nn. Tln niiy bt
mcd u iih .my mcM.pih, egg or irgct.iM JaldJ.
I FLY ICRS PLAN
j TO HOP OFF
! IN 21 HOI KS
(t'oiillnued from
mornitiL'.
I comlim !Y
Sound ap
mi nortliwcjj
'apr. i;
d
plain
N. 1".
t InM'-llcale lteMie
j Another report that the
' D.mI I n he.-ird of.' ri.irenli;
;is beiny in vest iw.i ted today. It
' borne mil. thift-Would Indicate (hat
itlte tlvirs heard were folbmini: Hie
approiniiite course mapped out hy
faplain t'idl for the tra ns-At ia ii' ie
I machine.
j Harbor Crjice is near the istlmm-;
! coitni ci in t he Aviilmi and lajrin
, ieniusu)as at the southeastern end
j of NVw found la nd. I'lacent la bay
ils tti Ihe smith of the Alliums. Ap
parently the airpla ne w hich w as
! heard passed over ' the Isthmus
in at h w est of Harbor iracc
M'fi'iliny soim hu est erlv a ml
l ceeded i 'l tim k i ii u I'ln
i si. Pierre, the only dependency
j ti-tt to Krunce on the North Amer-
it hi continent, lies ".! the inoiith
1 of 11. ie bi h.ic. Hnille Habonry,
l' re i a Ii counsel here, has wired
the u-.M-rnor of St. Pierre that the
' tie .-eart hed for Ihe NunesM-r
: plane.
Faith in
La Grande and
Eastern Oregon
A New
Telephone
Directory
will be issued soon.
Install a telephone and get
a listing in the directory.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
' - Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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Lumber Co.
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SWEATERS - HOY'S W ASH Sl ITS
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