La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Friday, May 20, 1927.
Tage Four
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(liicorimrntiMJ)
An Independent Newspaper
FJtANK JJ. AVVl.HHY . Ktlltorand I'uldUher
HARVK YK1IATT UKW 8 HunlnesBM a nujfer
Published evening, except fiundny, at 1416 Adarni Avenue,
La Grande, OreKon. Tho ObJitrver-Htar published every Friday.
' Kntered at the Postofflce nt Im (Iramin, Oregon, us Hecond
CAuhh Mull Mutter under act of March 1HVJ.
OFFICIAL PAT'Kft OK UNION COUNTY AND THIS
CITY OK LA UItANIti
MUM HUH ANHOCIATKU I'JtlOHH
The AknocIuIimI lTe.sx in cxclunlvcly eulUlt-d U use for publica
tion f nil news dispatches rriMiitftl Id II or not otherwise crrdilrd.
If published I herein. Ail I'iKhtH of republication of xpevlal dN
pitiebes in Una paper, und ul.iu the local ncivu herein uIhu uie
reserved.
1 BL' I JSC IUI 'Tl ONlTl ATliS
Jly Currier
Dully, per month In advance.. 7fo
dlly, per six months in advance H.fit)
Daily, Hi ii jj la copy 5c
Iljr Mull
Dully, per month In advance 60o
Daily, per Hx monthn In advance ,
Dully, per yeur in udvunce 16.00
Weekly Observer-Star, per year Jit. 00
ADVERTISING RATKS
Display, foreign, per column Inch H.....4?c
DiMpluy, local, per column Inch 40c
Time contrui-l prices on upplicailon.
CUDS Ti;.lH:it AIKKCIKS - Iteniemh
dcr mercies, and ihy Ihviiik Kindnesses;
ever of old. I Sal in l'5:ii.
O l,orcl. thy In
r they have bet
ASPARAGUS DUE
TO SELL HIGHER
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Cold Weather Malts Pro
duction of Produce
Advance Expected
I'OICTLAND. Ore., May 3a AI')
-- I'Hccji of Hi niw hwricfi and ti
parau'iis are firmer and u coulil
i 'ruble advance Is ex peeled Halni
uy for uspitruKii unloi-n enndl
tiona el tu ntre. t 'nntinm d cool
we;ti her has balled development
of both eropM throughout tie'
slate.
Ilent rdocka of nspaiaijiis are
brlncill t per dozen hum-In h.
Oii ifon In ri h'H lu n tall (limit ti
tles nt from T to $0 per "4 pint
crate, wholesale,
Itilller Memly.
The butter inn rU t hteady In
day except for cube extras which
leellued half cent to ill) . l.i::;
lirlri-K are tinehiinircd, Hlornue
yesterday a m o u n 1 e d In f XM
pounds of butler and 714 cuhi-m of
A K' n' tul Mti'iidlneH is lioldftit;
in Hie wholesale innikel for (In-;.-'-
d ine.itK nnrt poultry, with up
liirhler. At a price reported In be cIom
to .'!", I he 1 on. oiiii. pound u oal
rtlp Of the Unite Cri-.k l.V.Htoeli
roiiipany In Kastern On koii went
to Leo Daly, representative of
Draper and company, of I lost on.
Nrnnll lots tinil'T this quota tlmt
were cold In oilier nearby Mentions.
U hem
lv ...
Inly ....
Sept. ..
t llK ACO t,IEAI
0teik High l.ow Clo'-e
I I - ! a I 1.1 1 1.1 !i 1 II :H 1 W& I IJ-'i
I1H tgiM-t; i:tin, i:tK 'i & t:in
i :i.i ? a (& i ;i. i a i ;r i i ;:: ? qt i :tu
1 1 i itrooi, uini.vr
M VKKI'OOI.. May :'a (Al)
( "Iomc: U'hf ul nucha tik't d lo i;. i
lower: Muy nH. I0vd; July lo,
D'Ud: Oct. Mtt, 7d.
Doinr.AND viii:.t
rnllTbAXIi, Ore,. .Muy (Al1
-W'heiit 1 1 1 1 If hard white. U.57
baid uhlte, blueteii). b.iiirl,
feib-riiMon, soft white, wevter,
while. $1.47; northern n i r I 11 ;
$l.4ti: hard winter, $.4.: w Htei ,
nd. (1.44.
Today'n ear receipt:: Whet. :.
f lou r, ?i ; co in , 4 ; on Is, 1; h;i y, .
Higher Levels
Attained Today
In Wall Street I
CHICAGO AMI
rilh'Adu, May ?o (Al)--t'.
Wheat -No, ; re.i. - .,
So. i hur'i. l.4' 'i 'if l.4ii.
Corn-Nn. : mixed, !He;
yellow. ;m 'h y le.
;its No, 2 white. M ' 1i .',3
No. 3 white, M;Wc.
ltye no uuoted.
Hurley xn'.i :t4f.
Thnot by - $4.nit ' .'..f...
' "lover st ed $:!u.Hi 'n :ii.(ni.
l.u hi f ! :.4ti.
Clbs 13.11'.
IlcllfvS $14.&(i. '
Another state is piepariii to check its increase of mentiil Ar?t4 BitSltlCHS Itl
defectives hy drastic means. The Ohio senate lias passed' Lumber Increases
a bill to sterilize the feehle-niinded, the insane and the habitual;
i'i-iniin:il Tho cumo numunrn u.'oiilfl iniiro nliiruinnl voml NMW VOHK. May I'o (A!').
ination before maniac.
I i'i:.hLi;roN. m.v in (aim.
Wool saleu in the present net k
! lost rcli tiB. il h.'ivc infill, ..l ii. tmd
tnt-l...l liwr. Im nliiiitm-HlM und . . . . ...
r . .., 1 .,. .. . ..1 . . P'tantjH anti nrntttrni pi icen or rroi:i
ollrrht tb -
litin Rw.ms neiwwiii' Im yni'i.oiiMivl tlin inf i.vi-.r-A .....1 lm-i 1 1 li I lumber Industry nnd
" . ' , , ,' , 'i'ase in produetbm ore repoile.l
of future generations. If such legislation had been enacted iy tin- National Lumber Main
a generation ago. arue the proponents of this bill, the state l;1,'",r"'v association for the week
... V- r -ir r 1 1 e i ' j ,'n,i,,l M:1' 14 '"iipar.-d with the
would be spending lower millions for housing defectives and u,ek before. Moods in the low.'
would have far less difficulty in combatting crime and dis-!,'r' Mti'ppi v" v w-nousiy ltr-!
.... . , , , . , I feeted the ma tor soun-e if hnrI-
case. Why put up barriers against undesirable immigrants,1 wuwl u Mni-,. ,hill) )ts
they argue, if there are no barrieis against the entrance of ,,:,v' l,rin ('loH"ljiml Ul'l,i i,r-;
undesirable natives into the world? (wwi'1!!" thiec'Vo v wZu ul'fj-l
jail mills e;in resume, t n filled
Tli r t,, ll. ,ll .; 1 a r 41. .4 t. :., ;i 'orders of 17."( soulhern pine und
1 lit' t loll. Wl If I . J I till, L-.1HKII L IM LUC PI 111 LIT U 1 1 1 V U J PU l( , - woi4(
Ions Wi
to i)astei'n Oregon this week served to convince those who iv-i
'met him again even more thoroughly of the fact that lie is
an ideal executive for our state institution of higher learning,
I that Oregon is most foitunate in having such a man in such
a job. President Hall has that unusual quality of inspiring
(onfidence in his leadership as well as in his learning, creat
ing appreciation for his fine fellowship as well as for his cul
tural vision, lie has only one ideal: To make the university
mltls
1 Inst
ek.
.ur.,!i7
tin
.-(7.t:;:t
prev-
NT:W VOKIv, May L'n (At') -
Kvc. pt fin a brier flurry of selling
In the Konlhwc.i.'.-rn railroad shun a
the stoeli market today moved into
1 lien bik'b ."round. Violent ad
1 vuni-es in the bt;;b prie. ,J indiis
1 trials and specl.i It ies werv nirain
1 1n- fealure. more than two score
llhsntH uttatnipjr new p 'nk prn-i s
for I he year, or longer, by early
aflet noon.
i:;n ty Iossch of II to nearly .0
points in the rails were birsety re
covered by inld-l;iv, and New York
'en t vat. I'nion I'aeh'ic. I lock N
Innd and Oulr. Mobile and North
ein broke through the new peak
prices for the year or longer.
C-ise Thri'shiiii; soan d nearly 1 't
l.olnts, Commeiciul Solvents "P."
7. Houston til. ynd Pierce-Arrow
preferred. American Smelting.
Inlei nalional Harvest r, Timken
I'.olhr Iti-urliif; and l.i-ett nnd
My. ih "P," all stld 4 to tl poin's
above yesterday's final (junta Hons.
The dosing uns Mtrom;. I 'ere
Ma Ninette w ent to I if vi an I
Pillbtiry and West Viririniu to 1 ., 1
hi t he lale outburst of buy! P..
I.lirirett and Myeis. Jersey Central.
Montana Pow ir. Itrooklyn 1'nto.i
Cits and I i trolt Kdison imprve-
3 lt .''j. Meanw hile, Cobn-aib
l-uel broke '.) points and P.:ibluiu.
American Car and Koundry. Aiim
jitttn Locomotive. P. P. Iii'lurlrhil
Alcohol and HioIkop fotors were
l' to 30 Ci-nlH k pound. The IM- temporarily depressed. Total nab-
yi rd emu pu nv. of Most on, seeur- j j, pproxt muted i!.(HMi.0iiM shares.
ed Hie K. (I. WariH'r clip of r.l).na,) , .
pounds al I'Sc, The I", j. liurke
company, of Portland, bought fun- rJ)frtf 1 ' VVPfflifflV
, ( , .,, ........ ..llU.Jj
t be Joe Cimhn ell p I nn.oe'i, A.I
A. Cob- I.Vtnm. K. Cumpbell Jti.-
oou -nid J. C. MoKkins io, .(t j
prices rantrlng from 1'7 lo 3ue. !
About S7.'. 000 pounds of vod
hiive be n Kohl til eliMteril and t'tct't
buyers this sc:i.-son und upproxi
mntely a million pound tolul has
been reuehed In-fore I be end i.f
I he buying season, Shearing is
now completed nnd sheep lire be-I
tug hca tied tor summer ranges. ,
Pendleton Wool
Sales This Week
205,000 Pounds
I A I ' ) 1
i:lra
II bo 1
f. (1. ll.
host
'III
wool. ici:ioi;t.
iN. Miiy I'll (Al'. - Til--i;il
llii!li'thl toiinirriiiv will
'Tin 1
MIDI. Imlli
IM-.stri li in n U
III mil, 1 1,011
ii.it. -r .i.iiii.ii.i r...-
I th,1 . Kl, ru nil I
Is. i'iic li. r.: ur;
II n.l iiiiiri','liii:y
w.'st. Inlying lip.
I'dllTI.AMI I'KOIUCl'. I
rni:Ti,ANi. or.... Mi.y
- Millt.-r: i-.tinH lf .loun.
imiImm. ,-lty. :illSc; ."In lulu r.l
Iirllli,- litstH. il.Si...-; riifls
riMini-ry prl.'.-s: iiitnts. :u-
,Mll,' sltllWlill'lh. lilltt.-rllll.
I'llt-lllill.l, H'l'. ,
1 ,1111.. u r.... ...111.- If ,
ii ponnancnt invcslmcnt in better citizenship and Rrciiter op- rrnti. it. r. . ii. 1'nnii.ii '.
l'.(irtunit.v and we predict that lie will so convince the people IS''lB,f";. ."iV''1mMi!ii"i''0,ri,.'''','rr!"i'!
of Oieriii of his aliility to Imild that kind of a university that jtiin.i'uni riii, lmu - u.i.. i vin'i' i,
public opinion will demand that the university's retiuireinents --'
lie provided for both adequately and promptly through the ,.mm'isu,'iii' " h. '''y"1 li'.i'" -ji " j
I '.:!: itulil. !:.( Mpiinu.'.. nom
jliiul: 1 1 10 1 1.-1.1. 1 . -!: lvMi-,
1 l,l.. -.111, hs. r.il.n-. .1. II..IM- 1 -
turkcyx. My. ii.iiiiliii.l: .Ii-..-m- -i- ii.. c , ,.,,).., i lii.l.i i t,,,,,-r
I rnw will .rint I Ik- ti.ll.iuhm' tli
I'll
I. 1
'm n
lllKll.-
s'lar), i.
lilllMT. I
Wllral
l.iurr lo
I '. 111,,
pi ,l i.sioll
tu it ri-''
I.l
ciiinuiK years.
I'tii'.'r. n tlu
I i-.-n nniil.-i uli-
M ll, i-t' lllKll prlr.-H tn-.- n ll.-.l 111 t!'.
Sun An.-4.-l., n:.f.', 12 inmtlliM u rn s
Im-IiiIiii; fi'ilil :;7 to 4 I f mii-1
ritjlit month.s wool SI lo .1::,-.
ullirh prlr. j, nt-,- jn.sl nliotil i-,)ll;il
lo lln- p. -nk i,rl,-. H of Inst y,-nr.
"Moliiiir Ih slow , w II tl prir- -,
hull;
. .1. r
AVIATION A('( IDKNTS
The public has been much distressed by the number of,'
aviilion casiuilties lately. Ten naval aviators have been killed 7
v i tli i 11 three weeks. Naturally outsiders wonder whether!
suniclliinjr is wiunc. Hear Admiral iMol'fett, chief of the:
Inneau of acionautics, make the fullowiny statement the
other day :
"The recent navai aviation disasters, while most regret
table, should nut be considered without first making a study
of the history of aviation accidents during" the preceding 12
months. During the 12 months ending March 20, 1'.I27, ovcrii.
20,0(II),(MH) passenger miles were flown by naval planes, dur- J.''io
mg which tune theie were l'.i deaths, or a death lor
million miles traveled by toe average aviator. "The airplane
is safer today than ever before, and the unfortunate deaths
kvhich have occuried din ing the last few weeks are not a fair
triteiion of either the safety of the airplane or the efficiency
ijf J'.e personnel operating them, but rather must be laid
to the vagaries of lot tune."
;' The public hopes this'is so. Aviation must go forward,
tits development rantml stop now. Hut the public would like
to feel sure that there are no carelessness, no foolish ha.auls,
Tin needless waste ol human hie.
Onions I
lln I'otnto
n.ly:
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il.
Kll'll'IV.
t nt lonv:
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I'liltl I.WIl IISTOI'K
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I'iilllr nil. I rnlit;,. t'.n . -i , ' 5
f.til.'-i: IooUh Nt.-jnly: .-.i-i-lj.t.s. I".'.:
.li.lnllons IIIR-lilllm.'.l.
Hokh nlioiit nt.ii.ly: nolliiti' o'l
nj,, ii lilnrli.-l: , -, 1 1 , t . !n li .
Mi.liillli nil. I llxlil ,-lnRM.s ..If I.V:
in,-. Until M.-li.-lit ('.'"it lo :''! H". I.
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on 'o tn.s:.; li i Ii ( w . IijIiIh ( I .'..'
I'.in ll.s. I. ,-i.mi num. 'n. .lioi.i.
I .in.i I'lH.ii','. Si".-"." 1 1
every , iiuin in-iiii ti-" in. inn ii.s. i-
ninn. ni'-.llnin, Ktio.l i,n. ,-li.ni- ,
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nil. In. ii"- .1.
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llll.'AIIO. May '.'n A 1" I '. S.
I icpni lin nt of A-riciitt nr. ). -
llo-s IN.nnn; nrlivt to ti-iiliir lo
HV lilirhcr tli.t n 'I'lilUM'lay's nv.-.
us.-; t.,i. Jin.tn: imtk i:,o to
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ll. ii; stn. ih an. I li.-if.'i-H. J!,.:.n'.i
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h I , t T'P- r Kin Is ii, to il-J.:.".
i si,.., p . I! I.t. I I.""": .11
1 i-liis-.-i op. niiii.- slow ; v.ty f.- v
op. Iliii silr, of fat lainhs: nhont
( s. i.ly: .li-sil-i'lil.- linti .- spl n-,'.-i --.
i $ ; r,.7:. -I 1 7.:.": f.-w i-ittis. $i:i.ihih
I ':,7.".; k I I 'alifoi nia s p r i n t:
lamlis hi-l.l nroilll.l $ I 7. LT, ; f.-w'
tr""'' native rllpp.'ii !ninhs. .-arl.-,
III.;:,; .I.siialih- fat ,-li pp.-il ,' w , ,
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inir hi iii k'S snl'l: in.liciitii.ns nn-
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Steamer's Crew of
2- la Endaiifjered
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NOAH'S
PAINT
STOKE
i
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iSi'O, May
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In, lay that
nipt w.-r.-
,v ol IT. of Ih.
ll.nr, w hi.-h t
It (Al'l
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oft I'oliil llunla
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Mil. KiiH-ie I Hi ttr-nti
r.W'Tm or rm: t.iui.s
tllle le.ini dint holds Itie n,t
t (until clt.iiMploii-lMp. Mio
Alllie lt,.lsl,u.l. t tlciMl el
ctft'tl. h,e Und tw
ti'llfcciltixe Mi.tlehx 4ind
ill IP d 111 a peifetl tiv
I ( tli.U
Ladies Spring
COATS
Only a fcxv left and will be sold al I he
Following Ltixv I'riecs
ON'I', Sli.!).") COAT, Size Hi, for $ r.S
ONK $1 l.J)5 COAT, Size 18. for S 5.9S
ONK J-").75 COAT, Size IS, for $ll.i)S
ONK $:!7.o() COAT. Size for SI !.!!
ONK $-l!.(K) COAT, Size SS, for ?lt.!)S
If you are in need of a eoat, don't
overlook bargains like this
CHIFFON IIOSK
Pure Thread Silk, fidl fashion, in discontinued
colors, in our regular Sl.!)f values, to close our
at special low price of SI. 00 pair or 2 pair for
Sl.'X).
SILK SCARFS
Large size 21xT'2-ineh, best grade silk crepe de
chine, painted and figured designs in all the
new pastel shades S2.9S
No refunds or exchanges on merchan
dise bought on special sale-prices, but
we guarantee every article to be perfect.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IJcttcr Merchandise Lower Prices
After Early Gain
nroun.l.
.Win. Mi.y ( A 1') -Op.
c ni l' lu nc up. wlic
iow ed I'.'ilns
iiried tincliimt:-d ii (
nid jMil'Scriuently peot-eil r
m-r.-tl ;idvuncc. O.'il.s wen
nvlstnns l- nded UpLTJlde
clitsed iirrmiUir, U' I"""
c iidv'iince, corn ''i If
on I h t't :', c off nn I
vuryilii; Item "u; deellle
of :r.c.
WnM
CWri(hl ItJT Hut ScUImt Un
You Get More Style and More Quality
for less money in
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
They give you tho latest style that the fashion leaders are wearing;;
the newest colors, jrooil fabrics and fine tailoring.
Hart Schaffner & Marx quality and the pi ice advantages that come
xvith concentration and specialization ; perfect fitting of course.
$37.50 $12.50 $17.50 $52.50
And Other High-Grade Summer
I Veifjh t Un dericea r
IT i.s .summer underwear time and of com.se you will want
comfortable, good fitting underwear. We have a with
range of xveighl.s, styles and mateiials for you lo choose
from: la.te.hy,ayl ,Majj,scjv ,,Mgn.siug, C- flf) CA
and Neustadler dl'lOtfrZ.DV
Light Wcigal
STRAWS
l.cglioriis
l'anainn.s
Milam
Sennits
i i 1 1
J
$1, $5, $6.50,
$7.50, $8.50
FLORSIIEIM OXFORDS ARE COOL
rplllC fact that thousands of well diessed men select Floisheims for their
A summer time shoe i.s a tiibi.te to the leputalion these shoes have
earned based on sei vice faithfully pei foi med. On a foundation of honest
value such as this xe suggest that you,- next pair rt - rv sn -i
be Klorsheim Shoes $10 AND $11
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
THE MAX'S STORE
THE OPEN
COURT
roiuti:sioMi:M's m r s r
m mm i r tii i:nt nami;sto
VII K I'lHTOn IF Tlir.V lK
KIHK I.KTI'KKS 1111 XTKIK
nut
A fx. tV Veill'Jt utz it city KO el lllll. nt
had (inly Hie puuers grunted them
l.y the state te-intnl un-, The
1.1 1 ii re made !"'iiMte ili.irlcr tot
each city. Thif an tinmen
iiiiieunt of well; 4n they uilepted
tin- plun (if iirouplni; cHie.n of ahent
the same Mj'.r and iisinij a IU;e
iharler (or the irnmp. Later tho
state uf nrecon Kiallted tile cithH
and towns the privlledj."e of inali
ttii; lluir own chnrter.H suhject tu
certain restriction.-. Any one can
se the progress mad'- a tone this
line not nlono tn the .uivmc of
iium y I ti it ;il(o In the a d.i pta lit i ity
of a charter nunle hy the p.-epje
or a city or lown lor Unit indiv
i'lnal n.
In 1PM Just afier the f!,e,l ,is
asier in Cithi .siion, Tt .. throm.'h
the tnnhtlity of (he mayor and
cottncil to cope with (he es.ii;' m l-n
of tit' ti uat ion that city .stumbled
onto the conunt.sMon form of cuv
eminent nnd t heir nrk u n s.i
prompt and ciiicpnt than and at
i(inl that it alM,utd tie ut
t. ntion of o'.her cities to the . -teut
lhat there are no- o-r 1 "ft
i ities in i if ("nit. d siai s w it h
1"1 o: ( -e":r:'l ti -rev. r-.
' men!.
In Dn i;iiii ei't"rf a;i i..m,s aro
itllWd to adopt ,,!iy ,.r ilree
forms of charter iMnur and e,Min
eilmeii. com tnt.s1.in or ma ii,iu,.r.
' We are ramiilar w ih lln je p
forms ol charter m xv.
discuss them futlh.- V
titan, ie l.ae :olopted I he inunas. r
s em v h. rem We el. et thre.- ,,.
; missioui'i s .it inri:. u ho ,,,,.,;, u
city maiuiL'. r to at'. ;!.l in 'in-
loisin' ss of tl.,. ,-i'v. (,, lL.iir
is appniilt. d I v lie . f;in:;i-;,iii :i.
inav he r.iilf.M.l hy :,.., r
jcail.se.
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on to d el,,- U (h, t e
sliall hnve fte int'-ad
eominissnuii'i s v. ,. .(,
Tol.do. nhio I th.. sn-aih'st ej-y
can call to miiH, w h. i n i;;iVr
city manau'.-r fl'.rt hs rjv,- t,M,.
iiiistieners. und I'n'Mti his i-.n ut,i
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