La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 19, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May 19, 1027. Page Four EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Uncontorated) An Independent NewMpaiwr Fit AN K B. APJ'I.KHV Editor and 1'uhlUher IIARVEY F. MATTUKWS Ituuinctt Manager Published evenings, except 6undny, at 1416 Ada;na Avenue, La Cirunde, Oregon. The Obiu.rver-.Stur published every Friday. Entered fit the Pout office at 1m Uruntle, Oregon, a a Hci-und Cla.s Mail Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL VAVKR OF UNION COUNTY ANI THIS CITY OF LA GHANDli MK.MMKIt ASSOCIATED I'ltKHS The ANKOcluted I'i vhh 1h exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all iipwh h.-.jiuii ticH credltc-il to It or nut otherwise credited If published Ujt-ii'in. All lihiH uf republication of special dirt patchf" in tin paper, und also the lucul ncua herein also ute reserved. BUIiSCItll'TJON ItATIis Itj Currlrr ally, pr mmith In advance .... 7Cc fjaliy, per six months In advance v 4..rU fully, Hinulo copy &c Iiy Mali Daily, per month In udvance 60c Iaily, per iix months In advunce $2.60 Daily, per year In advance $5.00 Weekly ob.semir-Siur, per year $2.00 ADVERTISING HATES Difpluy, foreign. ter column Inch -.....-.42c DiHpluy, local, per column Inch 40c Time cuntruc.t prices on application. TfiE CII(-;.T : I ' I J J ; Show im? Ihy ways, o ,...I: Teach me thy p.tlhs, (Jiililt- me in Thy tiuth, mid teach un-: l-'or Hum art the Cod of my sahallun; l-'or thee do 1 ualt all the d.iy. l'alni Army And Navy Maneuvers End; Blues Win Games Obituary HORROR GRIP FASTENED OX ' HATH, MICH. (Continued from r-ie 1) I I NEll U SERVICES Funend Hfivlcen for JaineN Mill holland, u ho died in I'ortlarid .Mon-I day afternoon, will be held at thel""- SnodraHH & Zjuinieruuin chape) tu-j 9:; morrow tifternoon rtl 2 o'clurk. tuft The body arrived in Im (Jriuule. ! Th accompanied by )un family, ony train .No. js fust nigm. ,(m. unck.i nlnu Mnpp.-d at th:it Interment will be In the I. O. O. min.it.-. Th- third blast ram- in F. cemetery. ! k. lmc'H aotoniohih- in front uf !!,' NEWl'dUT, It. I. May 19 AI') The Joint army and navy man euvers ended at 12:25 eastern Htandard t'mo today when the "ItltM-" defending forces won a ne.png victory In defeating the "Mack" who sought to Invade New York und Southern New Knff-lalid. With a third of Its laudintf force j nim hineiy and he wan whirled destroyed through th '"sinkiiiK" , around many time before the mill of tell transports yesterday, an- wan flopped. 111m leg wan gmund othei third imflhil up on a narrow 'and Infection set -it rand along lluzzunl's bay unable 'trihutiug to the cause of death I u. in., only a U r claKseti had been time had been fix Iwmiis- ail of th v initial -s itJ-K-moied. 1 defin'.tt cloeks in a terrific b!;M emm- iroin tin; machine. The bodteh of ltho- and II uyck Wviv blow n to bit.. McKainn a Uilb d outright and Smith no laity inmnil tliat he died in a hospital .short ly after ward. I'laii (niup Fiuieial, Teul'ttre jtans(.itl tor a group funerai for the :;t; eitiidn n, with Hepaiatc Sel'VleeS ivi the fi- cider victimt. .Mr. .MllMmll.imJ MUM Hurl J-'rhliiV. , m-hrtnl .-jl.nnl :t. mintii.-t kit .May 13. Mix H' wan caught In ihef . .. ..; ,., , ,, Eninry K lluyvk. HuperinTt-ndei-i of m hoolh, Ma lalkinir with bun in. fhoek con- i ' . . r ii (iienn . Smith, ullage pO.stlliasti r K- Iioe wuh a gradual'- nf Mtclii giiil St;,i- (iiilcEe a lit I I :i-l ttet-n leicb-r m coiiMMimity alfatra sine Ht-ttling ben: several years ago. Ii- GROS VENTRE WATERS rOl'R (Continued from Page 1) ItlIDENTS FI.EE I I.OOI) NEW (I1.EANS. May I It. (AC) Kesidenl-s of tin va.t west Atch afalaa bawin were gatfiering their bekminKij today and fleeing from t heir homes because 'of ominous flood warnings iued by federal eat her authorities a ml Julm M Talker, state relief director. Their homes jire from 1 no to Km miles northuesl of New Orleans. 1'ai ker had a score of telephone operaiins at work urging the .ln habitantH to et mlt of the path nt r,.. v ...lir,,- vt-.tci-i IIU intrt'ie. ays the Tokio Cluiai Shtigyo. "Nevertheless she is an Asi-'tion were obeyed by residents of md must remember iier solidarity with China.-; 7. T"H- J V -In, ZJL Japan is not reiuired to pull the chestnuts out of the fire section is on the route to the (lull for the western countri.-s." Consideration for China mav le "f SUx. V.0 ..r".'.lo"'.'" (ilaises lveo breaks and torrent pouring thl'ouuh crevasses in the AnotlitT excuse for buying a car: An intiitm.s citizen says he needs one to ct away fiom the radio. For a nation that is supposed to have invented the art of uar .several thousand years ajro, the Chinese don't seem to fiave got very far with it. "Undue consideration for China may cost Japan dear." itic power, to advance, und without support .la men Henrv Mulholland umm from Its fleet, the "Itlack' po-ii- : born Sent. 1 7. I H7u at Eucene. hrp.. ' "IJ"1 lion wuh declared li ope I ..ha by thujthe sou of Edward and .Ma rear el umpire j Mnt hoi la ml. lie came to 1'nlou The defence yesterday sacrificed j county when about five yearn of the crui.s r 'oncord and two des- ifge and made his home here slme troyers to destroy the t ranspoi t ' hat time unlil last fall when he flotilla. The "Murks" attempted went I'aliner. eeptluK nbout air raids on the "Blue." lit ado,uart- two years spent at Council, M. ..i i.-,.,., i.i:.,.,u in,, i a .iiu. ) Hp iiiiitle his home on ii furoi axtrousiy when seven of their nine 1 near Eadd Canyon until about eight' planes were theoretically shot years ugo. when he moved to 1m down. .(..ramie, residing in uia town since then. i Mr. Mill hoi la nd leave, besides his widow, leuiia I. M uUholbitift. seven daughters and one son. Mrs.1 Kitlie I'urgasnii. Mrs. Muriel Clark 1 INTO T0N'NS.-M,s- I:,t,la TfVlor. Mildred. Mitr- garei, June ami i-.nwaru James, alt of Ii Crande. and Mrs. Sibvt Fulg-; ham. of l'almer. One daughter, Mrs. Irene Miles, preeeded him in still .death less than a year ago. An other daughter. Opal, died In In faltey. j He alfto leaves three brother' Tom i:.. of li tirande: Diek, of j't ineville: and Arthur, of Coiuille. ; Three brothers. Andrew J., John and Kussell pre; eded hi in to the tireat lieyond. Other survivors are five grand daughters and ihiee grandsons be sides other relatives and many friends. The Itev. J. Cnoi-ge Wall will f ficiale at the funeral services to morrow afternoon. this morning, with the ti rising, the operator In charge of the Mountain States Telephone com pa n y reported to The Associ ated Fress here. Atchafithiya river at Meiville. from which one thousu ml men. women i hit difficult for this country, too. Uut the United States s an American power, and wants to jret along1 amicably with ler hg neighbor across the Pacific in the future, and is tin ier no obligation to pull European chestnuts out of the fire. L't add.- t iomt I pot tion t'-f St. Uimlry par ish, sending several feet of watei Sucli meetings as the present economic congress at Gen- iMt" ' ws. c.ariami. oubuisson. . M Whlteville and into the country stir- ;va is one ol the most hopeful signs of the present-dav world, rounding imnkie was reporte.i. Whether it accomplishos nu.oh of a concrete nature" or not, LlXxZ 'it t is Rood for the world's economists to set together, liusi-"'"'l""'- less is more international, more the concern of the whole' oui.kans. My (aim " 4t .. . , . A n.-H rtv-r whirl! niin" cnuln- uimai) race, man politics, and it is out of economic wars that . ..sm.n.i.-,; to i.. carrviiig much iiiiitary wars come. Any economic conference may he ,-e- 'u'T 7?iuZ raided as a neuro rnnlVi-onrn mwl u crevasses from the Ten lies, basin )f them JOHN SCIIIEI.INt; Won! has ben receive. 1 by rela tives lu re that John S hilling, of Aloha. Oregon, eldest son of Mr. ami M rs. John Schilling, of Ea (Irande, died last Tilght at his homo there. Iietailn of his death have not yet bet-n It arned. 1 He is survived hv his widow, two daughters. Miss Mildred Fries and Mrs. t'lias. Schilling and two sons, John ami Elton J.. of Mawille. his parent., t w o sisters. Mrs. Herman Sipple and Mr W. IV Moore, both of I'urtland. two brothers, Jim Schilling, of Detroit, Michigan, and t 'has. Schilling, of Aloha, besides numerous other relatives. Funeral servlceH will probably be held Sunday in Alolm. .' an-l person .in-i-arreu. an if.'t-u . jfM "' ' ' I Mli'U, we-e stundiug on the snb -'. F " f ' ' K. ' walk a Tew r ei t away. Mnjip niv ' J ' '"' ! , S$T$ j Faith i f In You And j tf J j Your Job I k ! Ymm Ii . b i I ij Ca tSranbr Sfatuutal LlfQlJ i , Hank 1 'Jth'T j "Korticth Year of vX'.f i j Friendly Service" ' Imported Linens From Ireland, Italy, Belgium and Czechoslovakia LUNCHEON sets and tahle cloths with and with out napkins in several practical sizes in woven and drawn thread patterns.'; These are trcnuino linens of exceptional quality and note these prices. $1.15 to $7.00 New Patter n in Stamped Goods PILLOW slips, luncheon sets, buffet sets, van ity sets, taWe runnersj centeipicces all stamped-on fine quality indianhead with thread and complete instructions for, nijikine;! , All Moderate Priced N.K.West&Co.Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years deputy sheriff. ighting. 1 neace conference, nnd u. e-;mnf le.e.. crevasses from th was i ea ring us w a i urouu u t m- While nations are conferring, at least thev are not f,'',il'- iiirm !iin,ls r Envamre. Hue cou n l i y today, driving t hoti m 1 1 1 I m from their homes. More 1 ' - 'than 7. aim ulready had been forced to flee from villages and towns in the path of the river was cut ting to the s. u to takr up tempor ary reiuge In concentration camps. lVVSSI'OinS I'OIt CANADIANS The Canadian government and public have been rather iarred by the derision of the Anirin i.. v -ii i ii 1 1 ii i ii li i ii in:- t lartnii'iit, to make Canadians employed on this side, and :-rossinjr the line regularly on the way to and from their work.' lake out passports. Such workmen have been accustomed lo ifoinjf to and fio without formalities. This action is evi-; lently taken to pi event European aliens from slipping into' the country unobserved, by way of Canada. It inconveniences' many thousands who work in Detroit anil live across Die river. The- Canadian minister of iminiyration announces, li.e.-: .vcr. that "there will be no effort at retaliation on the part5 ( Canada." This U fortunate for the n' relations of two' friendly neighbors. If Canada did retaliate, it would annov many thousand Amei icans, who have Imtii used to oiitcrinjr1 anaoa with the same lrecdom as Canadians ha- 'iir coiiiilrv. The Canadian minister expressed the hope that the whole matter can be amicably settled at a conference in the near i ut lire. Ameii.-ans will join in that hope. Nothing is to be! L'ained by any needless friction iilonjr the border. In the tneaiitime, the situation is helped by the announcement at Washm-ton that the passport lv,e will not be applied to Canadians entering- the states for pleasure or business trips, j :ms. im.i.i.a ci.Aviioi iim: l'KO.MlSK. (Sp.'i-liill Xlr.H. I.. la fltiyhourni', of Maxvlllc. wart hnrliMl al III,- I'roinls,' i-rmcIiT.v. Siimlay May 15. Tho II. -v. )'. 1. I'orl.T contllH-lfil tin- H.-rvici's nt llu- I'rtmiiwt' school houso anil alil ' at tin i-flii'-ti'ry. Mrs, llrlla riayliotlrne cllij al Mawiltt' Katilrilay niornlnir. Sin-l.-avi H h Tainlly of nix i'liUJri-n, ami a sistrr, Mrs, (Ii oiki- .Muw t. 'Mr. i 'layboumi' was rcc.-utly kllk-il In a train atrlil'lil. 1II otl ,'fr notl.-o lllal a latlj is seldom oulsiiokcn .' 11.1 MIU ICS MFFI ! was looked upon as a sort of a' t'ole. nage, his supi-rior schooling and - e.M : ui ut iim r i n in i im 111 f iiiimiu m.viii.iv been a marked ti a it to the r esi- j dents of the simple eouununit v. J HA I. KM, May 1 !' (A V) IMf Iteeetitly hlK demeanor suddenly: gatcM hej;an arriving here loday.for chanced, according to lesidenl-, ; t he L'Tlh annual cinvenllon of tr " j and he showed Films of a perfa-cd- Master I'liiJuhetr,' asociation of I tory complex. Ttie comp'afativety ' divtnn. It is 'expected inem- trtvial cinCol tav levied agiin.:t hers will he Imre from throughout, him, was ruining him I'tn iiK-lally. the state for- iho hcksIoiui which he told aiMiiainianees, and he iv j open .tomorrow morning and con tinue th rough Saturday. A. C. Wilson of S;iu KnmclHco. national pre.sulent. w ill didivei an address tomorrow morning as a feature. oC the Session, ( a mo morose. Wife rirt Victim. . Soon after, it was liellrwd hy officials. he nriivcd upon th scjjmt of destroying .The .s'l-luml and its occupant. (tic : rosuils of the dictate of his sick hrai.i. Mrs. Andrew Kehoe, hi wife, Was the first vicllm of his fmy, it waj cstalilished today. I'ortions ol" lie.' body were found in the ashes o" one of the out Imi Idinirtc on the K - llOe farm. Il''f skull was eliislo,!., l.nuise, I'aco.i, h ading ) the h.dh-f K. lioe kill, d president; Halite her in-fore rasting her hody into lis. warden: "ra I. the building to be lnim--,. 'was r. leeted sM-r "l'( i;i:ni:K,Ms i:i,i;ci Hi I A,- May lit (Al). i:i:t Samh isi.n.'Of Kroewaler, wnKeb"- d president of the ( I reon ,i -bekahs assemh'y in H--Ksinn Here. Other ol't'ieeis n;ino'd were: Ashland, vi-" Inghs. Corvai ( 'of per, I )alla t, tary, and Kdua disc ery was m'a-le by It .lacohj. of I'. and. tn iave entered 4 N IT ISN'T A KO-E WITHOUT A TELEPHONE I ! i I . ! yV;il l&VMX'lti And 'T it fnit,irritintr when A new acquaintance s.iys: "Til ca,l you vp' you liave to an- f ib Wil'.$tf'' s,'n' " r,ut " ''ivcii't ifJiiVWib Telephone"? mm : 1.1 !8t7-' 1,o 1 Home Indcpendcnl Tclrplionc Co. AND VOU CAN ITAV3 ONg FOR A rtW CENTS A DATI It put Contentment City on thi .e map If the City of H.ippincs? is in the Str.ts of Mind - then M-J-B has haJ a lt to do with spreading sunshine and contentment on this old glohe of ours. Because M-J-B isn't merely coffee it is co;lec conffntinoir. And all be cause oiijldwr a rich, full-hodicd flavor that gives you peace of mind and sheer content a flavor that is diu tivj in the cup! M-J-B meets every taste in Strictly private itilvicc) To Western Wives who buy oil for the car MEN like to feci that the ore of a motor is one of those subjects too deep for the feminine mind. As a matter of fact, it is as simple as can be. The principal item in the care of a car is the use of the right motor oil. And women can buy the rijjht oil for the family car with the same good judgment that they use in their home-keeping. Thousands of women who do buv the oil for cars have found that it pays to buv only the best. And so they do more than ask for Eastern oil. They insist on getting Yeedol, the oil that gives the famous "film of protection" that safeguards a motor from wear and repair. Next time you buy oil, stop at the orange and Mack Veedol sign. Ask for Yeedol by name or, if you drive a Ford, ask for Veedol Forzol. Then the family car will be the most economical and smooth running department of the home. Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation, San Fran cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle. DFALERS: Bulk tctirrry rf WeJut iron'iict is ho-j ttfttitiibU to otcr lyn) ndiitiu.il iilics and tu:tts on the Pacific Coast. POWDER JAR and PUFF At Special Prices for Gift Week. A Sl.lio value, this week for $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP licllcr Merchandise Lower Prices "1 j ff GooO Sugar 0 i I Good LarO A I Good Sat Good asl ! I Honest Lctof . ft r as i it ici f hrm1 n,ti"rl tcfi.hc r Eastern Oils and, Greases f ll tmll Iris sill I it'll .1 n-.iii tn fhtfi 1 it. .,' In l.'-c V.ia f.f I Ji) y m l . y m y m u