La Grande evening observer., May 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Hn(rmbc Jilicitmg (Dbserfrcr
(Incorporated)
An ImlciK-nilciit iebpaKr
FRANK B. APPLEBY . - .... Kdltor and Publisher
KARVEY F. MATTHEWS UuuineaJ 'it anngt't
Publlahed evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adanii Avenue,
La Orande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every J-'riduy.
Entered at the Postofflce ut I-a (iiandf, Oregon, us Setond
Clan Mail Matter under act of March 2, 1X79.
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reserved.
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btr lliou me fur thy jjuoduc:
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Diplomas To 11
In Senior Class
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"There is n tide in the ji Hairs of nicn which, tiiken at
the flood, leads on to furluiie." liul nut almi;: the lower Mississippi.
MKDICAL I.Kil OK
The American Medical association has started a campaign
against the Volstead law which it finds obnoxious. By
unanimous vote of its "house of delegates," the asscxiation
condemns the "unfortunate provision" which limits a phys
ician to prescribing one pint of liquor for a patient every 10
days. It is drafting a bill for presentation to the next con
gress to remedy this. It is the function of the physician, the
association declares, to determine "what amounts of liquor
may be needed by patients."
The doctors have a perfect right to fight that i.-;.-.ue out
with congress. Some laymen will agree with the doctors and
some with the law makers. Hut the law makers have a big
advantage at least, unless and until the supreme court up
holds the doctors' contention. Congress may stand pat, main
taining that it is dangerous to give physicians blanket author
ity over liquor prescriptions, because there are men even in
the medical profession who would abu.-e such discretion and
prescribe liquor in large amounts fur people who don't need
it at all. Moreover, it is well known that opinion as to the
medical value of alcohol varies greatly among physicians.
lt...., r.w.r.. ..;,. : , 11.. ...... i.. e :t
csiwcially one so old, honorable and useful as the medical "ei-i :n im.n.i.s in n... si.
profession. I'ut in this case, isn't the profession making a I'Ji'-i'v! "' ''
pretty big claim? If it has a right to make liquor laws, w ith
out hindrance, how about bankers making the banking laws,
and merchants making the laws governing their business
operations : I
I'flVi;. Or., M.iy i3. (,S,-
lit thy M. K, i-hurch Thurfl;.y eve
ulni;. M.iy 1 !t. This church a
beautifully decorate,! with tulipfc
and ii.ireifsMUM In pink and white.
lOleven received their dlpl'ililan, hi.
Kli'lM und five Imivk: CariiH1!! Il-'in-lel,
Irene Haay. I. lira l:,irk'r, ' ,.tl
lUirford. Jean Welmer. I'.vu Wei
iner. Kay Kullitall. !:lcrt t'oad.
Uuttert l'aii,-e, Dmery Hartley and
Car l'i,ad.
The (in,rain f.il,iv.s:
(a) "Wiliiani Till" iiveiillre.
t "Sliaiilfh liance' MKh
kcIhh.I 1,1 chci.ira.
Jnvin allnn. the Key. Alice l'a. ne.
"Simiilo Aviiu". I'.IkIi m-lueil ur
cliestra. Address to class. "Tlie Keward.
of I. He" hy .1. (I. Walz. Ii. Ii.
Selections from the o,cra hy the
hlMh Mch'iol orchislia.
I'resentation of class K. K.
L'oad.
I'resentation of diplomas My the
chairman of lie hoard, A. A. Amies.
A scholarship from Hie Pacific (
coast coIIck.-s was awarded .Missl
Carmen Oanic l. for atlai ni nn 111'-
hinhest average in the class.
The conn!:.' school so perin lend - ,
ent. 10. A. Sa re, pleseulcd diplomas'
to 1., einhth m ade l;i aduat e.i. 'J'hey I
were Jiarold lilank.CI.ua "-a 1 ' Inlu the service stallon Moil-
Oorolhy (JoI.,, .lino- lianp-i. i-r- - fKTTVP '1;,v sli';l,"' duinaj;cil the roof,
nona (loodell. Alia l.loyd. livrlrude litr5ll.Nlj .r. Allen, lit,- postmaster. Is im-
Peterinnn. lloyal liourlijii en. May- IIRSONAljS p;oinK Hie Interior of tin- poftl-
iue .Miirchlson. h'rain is Coaistocli. ' oilicc with new 1 ixturcs. paint and
.Monle lliolhcrs, Allen Mills, .Mil- , p.,p, r.
lard Van Donee. Alice Sony and' l-DSTINK (Special) Mrs. Smile ; Mr. Ilciajer. of the Itllle Mountain
Neva Lincoln. Four of these e.t u - Mc.VaiiKhton, of .loscjili. vinited Candy company. was callim,- on
denls were awarded a lertii'iiale Sunday with Mr, and Mis. William fri mis at I.osline Monday,
for perfect al I emla uce hy the f-fale Witrtrans. j Dave lluu' and luiillly. of Klion,
superintendent. C. A. ilouaid. Mrs, Wc.tfall. of laitcrprise, !l,' Sunday at the liolilc of Mr.
They were ll.uold Plank. Allen ' spent Sunday vi.silinjj w ith .Mr. and ' an'' su"- ''' ''"-'"Hon.
Mills. Pram es CoioslocU ami Cel l-i M,s St,-wai,l fl: Hon. 'I'll'' lammis ill'- f joicinc; over
I i it- wailit siiowers tiiat have lalleu
tu ora in et ,, .. , ... , . I , . . t iu Jiast few- il.i s w liich w ill lo llii
will l.e ei,en ; . , , '. ' , ' ' tt.e crops nlon- in fine shape.
y hae tin,, prospects this year
liooer , ' , ' . . . . . ii noil.ini: union-seen happens.
iei..-s oi inc aecu ministers pen.1 .
'' ...... ....... Miss Dorlhea l ole i.s slam lue
tic- week with fricndM al Joseph.
The Key. Mr. Jones, of Knter-iiiis-.
preached Monday cvenim.'
ine cemei
OUR ENTIRE
COAT STOCK
REDUCED
'l;trcine D.iititvv O-ivhtJ and Wayr.f IS. Wheel m HitperiiiteiHient
of r he A titi-Sa loon l,-imiit, jusi iM l'ure their New Vori: lielpan
orf pi'uhiliHioii, I'nder hi arm. iln Chirau'o attorncv. whose eiii
tentloiis. of eiiurst. were "tvet," earrirs the tubit-t on which hiw intes
ii written. tberve the iiante- "Our 'liief."
( N Serviee, New York 1 Sure. mi )
73
I rude l '(-t-riii.i 11.
tn .M-(ii'U i.il I J.
uiifir .mil re;n.lii
at !"::( ' a. 1:1. ;tt the I I)
lta 1 1. A fit-r 1 he pn.t: t . 111 a
w III he m-i ved n noon, tin-
from th dilitn-r to help tin
tery fund,
rrs tor de
Tl:" l:-v. Mr. Tiiornpson. of
Poitljii'. ltll.il Hi,, pulpit at t)i.- '
1V shyici i;in ehurch Sunday even- 1
iiiK- 11' ih pr jn hiiiif in the in
( rMis of tin- am d mtnisti-rs' pen- 1
.sifiii fund
AftT dintur th flow-' r-M l.-iuMr-ls und l.loyd Cliap-
ratJtiK will l.e l;tk'ii to ln'',M I,'ft Mom. (.- morning for As- '
toria when they Will M dH'-fjntifi
to th- (,'iiuid lo.lm- of the I. O. O.
I'. Tin y w (! aeeoinp:ni'-d by Mrs,
Otissh- ("row and Mrs. Akiii-h Ma
;;1M who are rpr'Kintini,- the Hp
i.ekah lodir.. They went in Mrs,
I'Mward'K ca r. I-MIt h Nolan ai.so
was jt fii'st on (ho trip. She will
visit fih ndti in Portland dm in;; the
MUfiiiiitr.
Iire.-eniinf; th '.i'hiir;ton .. . . . ,
prliH-. dliv.-red t fie haet alaurt ate
s iiihui in tlie I'hristlan ehun-li
Sunday aft.-rnoon to a lart'" nuiii
W. r 01 pupils and frn-nd.-i. t-'or his
Ih-ito- ).r tool; Hip thr.-. funda-un-nia
I.s t -.f life. lift-"! o at ion.
llt 's pardn.'r. and lifi-'s worship.
I Mr. itifl Mrs. C-orjr- Hardy and
hi iitth'iT. of 1 iiihlrr. Mtoppt-d at
'l.osT:ij Sunday on th'-ir way to
f 'loFn lot a w. i-U'a visit w itli
Jricitdp. '
Imports from T.ostliii are to tlie
fl.. t that I a rim is are doin tln-ir
li'-st I iv 1111,- to 'M'-rniinate t h
:;iuirrt'l. Sv.-ral hundred sacks
of poison 1,'iain is irointr out each
i" lc. T!i-' state law compels th"
'farmers tit try to exterminate a
many o! Hit- roii.'iilx as possi'df.
Mr. Proflilt ifrnve to Mit li. I
S,i t unlay on business ret uriitiiL:
Suinlay eniiii.'.
Vlts. rTlir:iUM-: nilolH.S Then- is only one mor,- w.ek of
Insurance Firm
To Open District
Offices In Citv
1
Fidelity .Vuhmal lit.
pany of (.'hieayo. I.eoii K. Howard,
general aient of hi a t e of ( 'rei. u,
I 'l a uk t "oli ins. K-ifbTii ( iri'L-uit
manager, ami Ansidl Wo.,d. Sonh
ern ( iifk'uii stiierv'is.r. ) r:a d
heie ofa' and will spt-nd t;iin
time appidntiiiK a:nt and in
vesliKaliny the field for appoint
ment of a dHir'rt ma 11,-1 er Ii le
stiiliont'd in l,i (itaii.ie.
The eoinjianv l a rre'-rit mn
oH'laliofi of four art Hen! nod
hea li h in sura if ' ni to pa m e;i ;i in1,
aeeordillf to the "Jfie,i is rn;i k i 1 : u
1. id .Mr. Mow-
in th
Ka
Poli-
Ida.
Ml lilt
it,,! nv
Wllhtt.
1.4-sl.
f'hristiau chureh.
niond llouser and A!v
ts lei', l-'riiiay lor ('auihridr,''
d Ke
r the
hr.
of Wallowa, vis
k end with Mia
Obituary
Mr
of Hie
irunde
inu'. S
for al,,
'ailiei iue l:lc.
I. He of llllool
!:olule ho-pit
ic laid lived in I
nodci as., and ,,,
I pending I -:.
lis In
''line.
1 1 : Mrs. c
iid.-: Mi .
land ami
Hand: and
. of linker.
M'.W TUItlI.l,S TO CO.MIv
Nothing has given the thrill-seeking American public
quite the thrill that Lindbergh's flight t Paris gave. l!up
jiing from San Diego to New Yoik in the fastest coast-to-
! const time ever made, with only one stop at St. I.ouis, this ''"""t'.e
previously unknown aviator astunisl'.ed air experts and lav- t-ri. Mis. m i
men alike with his plan to make the New York-Paris flight ','"'
alone, without spectaeu'ar piepaiation, taking upon him- of i
self the dual role of pilot and navigator for a feat that hail ',,',,'
never before .been accomplished. . i
Foolhardy it may have been, but it remains the most dar-l
ing, the most remarkable exploit, of a single individual in this!
....... ... .
ceniury n noi m an nisioiy. Amei leans can well lie proud,
not only that lie was succes;-lul in the (light but that he had
the nerve and the tonlidenee and the ambition to undertake
it the way he did. Tendering tho.eharaetei islic of this youth,
we call better appieciale the reasons for America's unex
pected and uupicccdeittcd surrt.-.s even with green troops in
the recent war. Fine physical youth, murage, and a joli to
do were the only leqiiiremcnts.
The significant thing about i.imlliergh's flight to. Paris is
the emphasis it gives to the pmgiess of aviation. Most adults
of the present generation can well remember when the eiy
fact that man stayed hi the ail with ,i lu aviei -than-air ma
chine was the cause I'm' mi cq ia; tin ill and for much dis
belief until one had seen tlie miracle with one's own eyes.
Now we require, a :'.;ni mi'e ( 1 1 i 1 1 neio.-s the d.nk waters .f
a great ocean bel'oie our attention i;, again bioughl forcibly
to flying developments.
In addition to pioving thai "ii can be dime" Thailes Lind
bergh has served to pmve again thai we are merely at the
threshold of the aerial domain of the Inline, (nadunlly wiU
oilier "impossible" things be atvumpli.-licil and new si, unlaid .
be set up. Idle I masts w ill cease to be id!.- boas is and eei Unity
will lie us matter of fart ami as onhuaiv as in eilirl ml I ,v
Fel lin lu'wspaper iccently which cii.ieienli-il mi ihe i :,,, ; - i J4H?k
Atlantic flights thus: "if in the near I'liinc one the e,,,,,.
sal Junkers-Uunipler airplanes attempts tin- Atlantic, we shall
lui ik iilliel I V lit. 0111' wat clies anil s:i - ' i,,,c 0 1 ... 1 1....... '
and ill ten minutes we will h"ar it thiotmh the culm" '
lie, I
tills
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f !io,
l.ll.e
lllltie
Wl
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Pe
ll. ,ntl.
of (lak-
.11, .11 of
. I Tver,
i. .1. II.
ml the child)-, n w ill auaiii
tin- acaiion routine of
es. Some will eo to otlp r
cs, some will nssiMt. on tie
rs and others will enjoy tin
ts o: Wallowa county,
is. I e,,y ParsoliH and cliil.;-i-p-
Ill Suinlay at the home ,,r
Paisoii's parents neui- Klein,
eonald Parsons und his fill per
i- lii Sonday morning from ll
an,i were joined hy Hoy Par
- ami they all wenl I i.sh in i,-,
y re'iii-ije.l with a line catcli.
la Pailllc l-'rult liuiU diner
Ilufiuian and sister vis-
s-p:-day Willi Mr. and
Mnc Ulier Ward.
Ilarlen llullimin and rainii-. of
W'.-iilowa. stopped on their way to
.Icseph mid look Mr. ai d Mrs. Wil
liam l- lean.-r wnii lle-ni. Tin y
Sited ;.l Co Jo.- Of llu-ir d.tUU'll-
t-r while Mr. and Mis. lluftnian
;.sle.l al tlie Nome of Mr. and
Mis Daw Seolt.
.Mis. C.eorire Chihh rs and dailh
ler V-rda and Mr. and Mrs. c. K.
Cliildeis spenl S'i'iay visitile?
Mi. ami Mrs. Centipi llerrlnt,-, of
Minum.
PellltiVi-S Were cal'ed to the lieii-
si,)e of flramlma llaiiiuiock tliis
Week who is very ill. They were
Kd Alien and Mrs. Pat Arklov. of
1 a Crande. I.'iis and Pert Hiim
niock. of llonila. V.'miain Miller,
ot tularin, and Dale I i a in mock,
of rtainield.
Mr. and Mis. Hank I'an-.il vis
ile.) Sunday with Mrs. Wiiiiiii.-r
wliu in soon leiivini,' for tin- east.
Mrs, Howard Williamson, of Mud
(leek, is Spcndill" tile W e. U at till!
home ol her father, Mr. McCill
while her mother is spin. line; the.
week at eninde Indue at Astoria.
Mrs. Mildred Paisley, of Joseph.
Of the Fine Quality You Would
Expect from La Grande's
Leading Store
COATS of twill, charnieen and nov
elty materials with a touch of
fur or embroidery here and there that
gives them that look of distinction
it came from "West's."
The styles are authentic from every
angle, style, trim and finish and of
course you know the finalities. Come
in and see for yourself the real value
giving event of the season. ,
$16.75 to $65.00
Reduced to
$11.17 to $43.34
Two Chic New Shoes Just Arrived!
rill IK Sheha, u suiart sandal of
-i- Jiatent leather Willi tany -eplile
leather trim with Inch spil;e
heel. A very new nuiii
her 111 .
$10.00
TIM I Flappers, a strip pump with
-1, a melallie leal Iter how ami sli ipo
around heel fashioned of patent
leather with -J. in. A fi
.-auisn neei.
Pl'iecd
s
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years
visit- d Sunday i
her pirenls. Mr.
Walter Pomr.
ed Ids old friend,
cenlly.
I the
ml Mi
if Jos.
Mark
Hue of
Pal,-.-.
:. isit-
j Our S
3
A ,! t Maek e;
of n I iiiou 'aril
from ih'th ii, 1 t ;
h. to l 'Itlfao.
- The Plane That Carries Dc Pineclo's Hope;
A ii ' ii
. if
W i ' , .s
-nla M.' tin
Is ill 1 I V a I
11 III whh h Man be,
I Milh i pp lii. ,, w V
t P Veh p;,,, Al
XI-: a,
rralteism Dc Piticdo will rontltl'lc liis llliiht,
i Iv '1 la- i olu nialiilcv s lllsl' plane. 111 whlih lie
I tills Oil'., lllleiHlcit of 1Mb I tl'i'il I"-' ' '
It iily.
is shown ahovu
vlossed tlie At-
-s ' ... y..,,
FLY E liS WHO SAVED THOUSANDS IN FLOOD
I'(i!ilv Sllo l hipiier
HhOOMERS AM) STKI'-INS
Short Ct'.rr an. I Klastic Wah I
fJ8- to Jjit.lT,
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IJeUcr Merchandise I-owcr 1'iiios
i s
Ik. V
1 T- - I
- V vit ..-!, K.-if IL. .?. JL5
3"r-
v i- t s
NBA
Adds miles to the life cf your car
i (Si , ,:
We Make No Charge For-
Checking Wheel Alignment
Inspecting Tires for Cuts - Bruises
Inflating Tires to Proper Pressure
Properly Mounting New Tires
Changing Your Tires From Rear to Front
Our Stock of
TiresTtttoneTubes
Is Complete in All Sizes
li BUY FIRESTONE TIKES NOW AT THEIR UNUSUALLY
y LOW PRICES
Perkins Motor Co.
La Grande
i he
w:ii-s of hm l.itlie P..
in tlei . rto M iNsvipij
t'lt i'fUlttvl Hi huUai.;i.la
k. hdo-d in the re-.. ue v
int-r. kici1 tlioli.
ItaiiUW IwtVS Ul' 111 lie
o. k l.V lo,-.lt-
n,l f hws.
4 Ihiuuhuul
Cor. 4th and Adams
Phone M 500 1
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