La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, May 25, 1!)27
(Incorporates!)
All IndcK'mleiif, N'i'utipaior
FHANIC B. APPLEBY
......... Kdltnruud PuhllHhttr
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS UumneHs ManaKir
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tin; c;li;v
unto his tiitiiie;
J 'Malm -U:-.
OF CUD- fljvt- unto the
wuilnp 11 it- Lord in tin
id the
auty ii
Prosecutor Files
Suit To Forfeit
Bonds Of $2500
.MKDI'OKD, Ore., May J!i AP)
Knit wan filed In the circuit court
ycHlorday by Jackton county for
the, forfeiture of tin: bonds of C. If.
Owens, convicted In and sen
tenced to three years In state pri
son for aiding and abetting W, If.
JoliiiHon, former caahier of tho
Hank of Jacksonville, in the col-
JUNE DATE IS
NOT FAVORED
BY DEFENDANT
''T "' !hi,t ""';""'"' A..itut Jnw, ,.. ,,v ,,, ,
l.i- . ri- ,,r...;nt -l'-ri".o.il ,,, ,.,1M, ,eIIln(. ,)efu
of Out-iiM tut' unknown, his bonds
are for H'.finO and judgement 1
KoiiKht utfnlnut his bondsmen, who !
are Mike. Jbinley, for the Hum i
of f ItiOO, Emil Mohr and .Ice, C,hk- I
noii, of this elly. and Dr. J. I., f
Helms, now of (iiaiita 1'ass, for
$.r'" each.
Owens ban been at liberty, pend
ing a decision In an uppe-tl to tho
statu nupreine court, which i as
Riven hiHt year adversely, at the
Haute 1 1 rri a derision wan handed
down eontii niinjf the wntence of
'heiiT Kulili, member of a
pioneer Oregon family, who after
two limited paroles was r
pardon hist sprinf? by former
Governor Walter M. Pierre.
Owens watf chained In the Indict-
ment against him. with borrowing
nsively without prop'-r wcur-
ity. from the defnnet Hank of
MKDI'OKD, Ore., May 25 (AP)
I'oun-iel for Huuh De Autretuont,
alleged Siskiyou tunnel bandit
nlayer jtwaltinK trial for the mur
der of (,'hurlen O. (Coyle) JohriMon,
during the progress of an attempt,
ed huldup in October, I'j'j'i. this
morniiiK filed an affidavit In the
circuit court setting forth that it
was Impossible for the defend to
trial during the month of
ov-
pendin' before 1-une
anil .M ultnoinah county court in
which Fred L. .Smith, of Eugene,
chief counsel, and Attorney John
A. Collier are appearinK.
Tho court (,'ave the state until
jihiH afiernoon, to file an affidavit
I setting forth their stand and cori
j tcHttiiK the contentions of the de.
I Iene.
j Tin- court will hand down a rul
i In,' this iifteriioMii.
The defenne affidavit was filed by
Attorney Fred L. Smith, of Fu
i Kene.
-A'
art
If
m
As Seen At La Grande's Leading Store
Is
nd Sii
innmer
Da?scJHiyetiite?
aut'.f Lindbergh Feted
By French Deputies
I'.MllH. May 1'5 (Al1) Capluln
Cliiiil.n I. In. II. .-inli hud his flrKt
Ikhiin (if nlav tmlnv .in.-.. I... n.....
Jiu.kMonvillf. At tlK- time In; wiia i. ...... rP..... v..... v..-i. . . i
spwit Diriit uurkini; on liin "hoar'
tin orchariiiHt.
J(ih laHt knonn plarc of r.-si-
ilfin-i- vnH In I.oiik IIac'li. Cal.,
li't lit! toniH-rly llvnl ut Salt l.akt.
ty.
Wu llo)e that all rm-nt lains over tlie (Irande KcmhIc '
valley are of the famous "million dollar" variety. i
Indict Three In
Klamath Falls
Blackmail Case
"What Makes Tears Gritty?" asks the I.itciary Dijre.xt.
We (luimo, hut when they find a remedy, we hope they'll
apply it to spinach.
KI.AMATII FAI.l-S. May 2T (Al')
Thai Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.1M1
anil l!(iy Slnllh allrllipllMl la ltl.n l;
i'iail K. A. I n ii It o in . tm.niinfnt
jK'lamatli l-'allx a in muol.llp distriliii
Itur, waw (hi' i'hari;(' ycmi'iilay of
Ihp jury wlilrh ri'lurnril an Imlli't
; inrnt Julnlly charclim the trio with
I NOT KNTIKKLY II IS "OWN SHOW
The White House Spokesman, that dual personality as-i"","""1",1;',-' '" ,7'"" T-.T v , ,
. " i addition .Mr. and Mrs. W ihli
.Kuniod hy PresuIiMit CtKilidj-.e when he had wocklv inter- were charged with niuit with at
views with newspaper men, has ceased to exist and in his 'Va.' m""',." -t.
)lace the chief executive has set up a set of rules reKardiiif: am in ra, n in.iii t.ni'nt.
White House news and news of himself that givos the news-1, ''""
p;i)er reading public, more than ever, just what Coolidpe i haiTo r niuni.-riin; hi daimiiur
wants to give them, and nothing more. According to these .i !XrZ at
new rules the president must not lie directly tpioted. Coi TC- "harf:e of murdering hN ex-wife,
spuiulcnts must say tliat "it was understood at the White Mls- NH"'' ''"'k-
House
at .e ItourKct flylnif field. The
lone eaj:le in the pre ha of receptions
ancl enthiisiaslio Kreellnps of tho
, French still had his mind on the
jpliinc that brought liim safely over
the Atlantic and he asked to he al
' lowed to look over the Spirit of
jst. Louis to pet it In readiness for
j bin fliKht to ItrusselM.
The younn aviiitor made a care
ftd inspection of hi flyinir craft
and lion talked with the French
ineehanieiaii. tetlim? tltein exactly
uhat he wish d done, but finally
he let teni plat ion overcome him
and puttini: on a pair of overnirw
Lindbergh took a screw driver and
wrench and in a few minutes was
lmppily at work putting things In
shape.
Scouring Country
For Escaped 'Con'
or "the impression trained at the White House
was " or some equally indefinite statement.
CuolidffO has always required that written questions lie!
submitted by the newspapers prior to the weekly "interview"!
hoxom:lit to
he m:xt aim
of aviators
(Contlnuril Iroin V-ac 1
and no oral questions were permitted. This is still in vogue'
land on top of the instructions that he is jxd. lo Je directly -
)(iioteil, comes the statement last week that any questions iV .V-. t " i ! "t i ! ."V j
left unanswered by the president shall not be referred to in Uom.iaiii onlay.
news stories by the correspondents.
This rule came to light when one of the questions snbmit-
'. Kl III hr
..linn rolitl-sr an
TlH' l-'.iUki-r
Iniinnpla ill1 AiiU'rii-a, whirl) al".,
was "hpati'li to thr Jmst" In tho
l'aris HlKht hy Charh-x l.iiulhiruh.
...... i... ti... ii,... .. 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 i ii
led lo Mi: Loolidge ar.kert H lie did, during Koosevell s third y n..t.
term campaign, sin a petition against the third term move- n ',".',,',',,;', Vir.-r-Vn ','!, '"Jtf
ment which lias been charged by some eastern jxilitical h.irkns ,,f .1 i haini., iiia
leaders. The president ignored this question in the subse- "'Kh "' -..iv.-.i ,.f
, 1 1 V 1 prize With keen iillei-est.
(jueiii interview aim lev 11 no Known mai his laiune lo answer "of . ..ur.se we u t
said. "Chaiubei din will be tlte .i)..
Illlil Hill )l:.VI lt.ll. Inill . li.L'i
news stories, in titlier woiils, the news lroni the White at.r t.. i uame.i i.o-r. a-. u
Jhmse shall he entirely and ahsolutelv what Coolid-e wishes f,,i;i'i''
I ue shall make another lliuti! n
it to he and nothing else shall he irinled if he can have the meantime but were m.i read;
his way.
SALMM. Ore.. May :T,. f A I I
un Altni.t men are semiring the
country around Salem on a hunt
for H, C, Parks, convict who es
caped from a flax Rang from t h
state penitentiary early today. So
far the hunters are wh limit in
formal ion as to the direction
taken by parks.
After the gang had reached the
flax field about half n mile from
1 he prison Parks dropped into
diteh and rseaped by rrawlhtg
through the grass whfeh Was high
enough to hide him from the eye
of Norma n M vers, the gun guard
In charge of the ganu.
Parks wfor-rfvptvnl" fro-nr-Stirr''
man county Dec. 6, lUiMi, to Nerve
three years for burglarv. Hp has
given no pi eviutis trouble at the
prison.
pin-: Heas.oi,
' dre.sse.--' is
irray of e.doj-
of tub M Ik
here ;iml this
is thu small
est to be found Jiltd you will
tdoie the trim tailored Hues
i.f the:-e florks loo. The
popular colors are blue, t;,ns,
green and white. Keasomibly
prieed from
$10.75 to $17.75
Frocks
for the
more formal
Occasions
Pleats, Ribbon, Embroidery
and Flower Trims.
DAINTY creations with ruffles and frills
that breathe the spirit of summer. You
must see these charming frocks to appreciate
their true worth, hundreds of them a1' here
for your inspection in the newest or Paris
inspired styles and I'aris-approved fabrics.
$17.75 to $59.50
n POUTS attire for every or-
easiou, g,.f, teuiii.s and
beach wear in the cleverest of
il vies and falirit'N, Clothes
kniek-crs. riding breeehes,
whirls, .sweateis for the fish
ing: ti :p i- mountain amp.
Reasonably
Priced
'questions submitted to him should not be made public
hi.
Ill
I
A correspondent in the New York World, commenting on "
llm fliMtwrn ,.f iwilm,. ..,,1 i L.vi..l ,.r..l..4l r "
" I'" "ii" ' .'ii ivi ii jniiiiii'ii 'i r.rv uuu'i
publicity, says that it is Ihe president's "own show" and
that he ran therefore make his own niles, however ob- h
noxious iney may ne to me lepnrleis ar.tl the newspaper
reading public. So he can; but not without serious com- '
plications, we me afraid, lie can tell news men what to say
and how to say it and what not to sav; and if thev violate
his regulations, he can refuse them future admittance to ,,
the weekly interviews. Hut Coolidge cannot, unfortunately a
for his political standing, regulate what the public will say J,'
and think of such a policy. h
In spile of the fact that he is president, what he does and.
what he thinks and what his policy is on vaiions subjects isj
not entirely his "own show." It's very much, as a matter i
of fact, the American people's show since he is their chief J
executive. If they ;ue entitled to anything, they are entitled i'
lo know what, that executive think-, about vat ions matters of
public interest. They can be denied the information but
there is daneer that I'oolide.e may also be denied their con
tinued appioval and suppm t.
The whole method of ha-idline. White House publicity has
iK-come a farce. Any man who i.-. capable of being ptesident
of this gieat nation should lie capaii'e of making public state
ments thill can be quutid, should l-e capable of convincing
the public that those statements aie .-in. vie and are rcpio
senlative of a heai t-IVIt intele.il in the ration's welfare. The
president should be the last individual m the country to "pass
the buck." to shift the lv,.p.ii,,ibility o publicity to news-
"This tipii" i
..mi l hlii- l it .-t
IU w .ir.l."
al I.Ik
H 11
Start Work On
O. T. Extension
JiKNO. Ore., May LT, (Al1) Ac
tual work on the Jteiid-Klamatli
I'allw extension of the Oregon
Trunk railway was under way to
day, having been started yester
day by a crew in the trinity of
l.apine. I'l'-arimr right of way. the
the men were slashing down jack
pines. Kumnei-ra ,-:-, ut work
cheeking right of way at various
points, between Deiid and trescnl.
W haleii llllciH
:ro . r Whalen. s.
id loa 11 Wiiintiiiii tier.
In- Aineii. a. was hiten
miMllllceiTieiil of the I
tit vvouM not eommll
to the likelihood of the thteo..,,
(iiiied pin ne being entered hi It.
we.-tei m (;o e,
"Tbt- doesn't ehiinue our present
n all." he s.tid, "We haVe
noun, (it tl,,ii Mtir list projeet
Ilv to pans and that is what will
-lone. We ,-an make no slide
!.' y-fi now ala.iil a posvil.(.
iw.-ii night."
I I.W 1NDI I IMi i:
W sniOTi. May i API
n- ) l aplahi Fha rb-s A. I.lnd
': i ' i- turn to l". H, are "eiy
-Hint. " he tnioruied President
Otell ol 111- Meleliaill I'leel r,r-
ii, a eat. I.e.-:, in today.
j KI.AMATIt FALLS. May
IM 1 (AP I "onst ruction by the fregou
al, ing for Trunk railroad of a long trestle
ipon-or of across I'pper Link river lo glv the
,ii in th" inxading railroad ucces to th
le eoiiie.s: north Klamath Kails industrial dls-hiio-eU
'.,in.,J.i irt, w us in. Ihatcd late yesterday
with lib' report of 11 group or
northern thie-i sureyors running
line.. for the span.
The Oregon Trunk hnn virtual
control ut the strategic Link rier
canyon.
, Hosiery
I
all of da mo
favorite shades
known brands such
fashion's
hi Well
hh Phoe
nix. K.lVM'
fnu. In :
.hiifon to
Francf
II weiuhl
-ervi-e hoe
Mtin-froin
$1.00 to $2.95
Lovely Summer
Millinery
IAUT indeed are these new "Flonnv Hats"
of Milan, Milan Hemp and Hair,, apnroiu iate
trims of ribbon and flowers with occasionally it
large velvet bow appear on those chic hats. 'All
7...:.. S7.00 to $15.00
10
Footwear
p.siili.N.M:i.v ,.,
i'ry .In. ,il
in-
sll..,..
I..1IH.I .ii lhi sii.rr. Th..
lil.ir ..w pmiiji. , i,i ,,llt x:,n
il.il. .in. I sll';., iilllnhi-rs iire lit
''"I'.rn iiml Ktylcs n ..n,vil hy
n'A Hi'.
$t.95 to $11.00
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Stove for 25 Years
NEW berg man
CONTROVERSY 1
CLOSED ISSUE
Steamship Crashes
In Maiden Journey
Ni: IIKllC. (in-., M.iy
'I'rmn.l.. hctwtin I'.Hiilly
hlltll M'hi.nl sin. I. ills f.
In fV. .iii!.r t.ihlr scraps tu a shin or .'ir, si ninrs )a..
I try III" I.. ia rl iril tarly on,' ki'Jit a hill,... .v,tt.,
in a j-n.all harl.yar.l. It is iniinii. , -'" stiiUini: stil.t.-nls
lalit thai tin- si-ral'S hi. fril In lit ('lavs s an.) an HKI
tri'iiuim. iu.-t.-rahly an k fr.-diin; hi-, n irai-hi-il lliat 1
r sllsii
Th'.ITS.I
m:w V(ii:k May :r. (apitIh-
Iliili iH'inh iit W'iri'lcss i-uiiipany ri'
1'int.il that the n,-v si lanish i p
.Mal.ilo. (in a trial trip, has asl;i-,
" assi.anci' nllr
'V mi ,-ui ii s h i i .he'
1'' six nti!...s fr
' tmlay.
a cullishin w itii tip.
h ('lirisli'ns.'n ahoiit
N.inttuUil IlKhlsaii,
hiiaol. ispn ially in nninnnr, t
that si, nir ntlnr iin-lhoil In- ns..
wln ri hy Ihr triuii;hs anil llp Jilai
an, nn. I th-iii may hi- ki'Jit ul.si
l.ll.-lv rl.-all.
paper coi respmidi nts
'i ll Allleiir
resjiect officials .ho can b- frank,
expivss their opinions. And u'ien n,,
imilated or no definite dc-isioi'.s have I
is entitled al least to the couitcsy o
is the case.
"i people admiie inn
Win aie not afraid to
ipii'.'.'iti.s h.ie been t'or
. ii ieade'd, the public
f being told that such
DANCE! "
rnitplis tii. in
l.t'tiintl H;il
TONKJUT
I Mia leld, .i
. B m St i ' J
r:- ,K 1 ' I
1 i v,
5 X '
pr.''-. .
make up lime lo
oiii' hou, a day,
Al a mass r.o
res.dulions were
sludeitis to abide
ie)Ui'M-'.
The :)! senior!
tl)telt acti Mies
of I he m tu ol y
itter sehoo).
ting liist nlglu.
adopted by th-
by the faelill"s
must
du ring
ir and
drop ,tM
mak
up Hi.
Klamath Man Hit
Hi Falling Tree
MAM VI II .i;TS n Ms
K LA MATH FA LLS. t Me., May
- i ( A I ' l K la ma) h count y 'a sha i e
of Oregon and "alifornia grant
land tav refund was received I.y
t he county treasurer bite yester
day In Ihe form of a l S, treatu
uiy warrani Tor ?I I . K fi 5 . n ;j ,
The sum represents luxes plus
ae, i ie,l interest, which would have
been collected between 1 1 I (I and
! 1 '-.' it" Ihe grant lands had not
be. n i iU.'ii on the tax roll and
revert-d in the I". government.
STAMPED LrXCH .SET
With 1 Napkins (;2C
Stamped and Tinted
FULL SIZE DEI) SPREAD and HOLSTER
si. si)
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
I.eltcr Merchandise Lower Prices
Many Bargains Listed on W ant Ad Page
KLAMATH PALIS Oie., AL,y
.'j i A Pi - Mis aleulat Ing the way
tree would fall. Walter Hovatd. '
Igetl r:!. lire warden for the Klam. '
at b Protect iic it.Htniatu.ri. was
: struck down by the tre,. eerdHy
and to. lav II. h near death with a
piincl u re. I lung, t our broken nh.
a broken collar bone .-nd p..ssihiy
;l fiactlind skull. fhane.H tor re.
eov. ry ii en. ,lectan d fdigiit. The !
accident occurred near Sp- nc. r
creek where a crew of ward, mi
cicHiiHK the right-of-way or a road
through tin- tore. j
nf i t d
four I
UUP-
in.
depl'l
iiaeh larger rot t ion
foot Of Mlil.
I'l'llll".! CI'lltS.-A ilMHl Ciglll
Atell 1
t, I. Ill
in ihe
I Steeplejack Fails
75 Feet To Death
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If ro'j nf to r""rni-nttr t-
t P
1'ed h.-r
MUOke
i .p.iriKhi M; a Iaoo4in iiwri
MLK-MONKC! IIURK COMLS young "man '.bouJ
town ' and ipam:ii rriiJjtcr. Hc'$ bound for ihe fair
t S' uU
i:KIML Ore.. M.,v
lbeil W. M.lm.iiiii, :.
tie. (t jl. eo!ea,-U. w .
today when lie fell from :
stuck on the Oregon Lumber- eom
pany mill, " ." feet In ttie ronf ot
the cnjrlne room. It was h. M. -.-.)
from heat of the stuck. Me I termi't.
j with J. A Uli.I'M, w.i! en hm
( wny eat by auto, working to pav
eXot,'iij-.-5.
p t
p ;!r-T .:i
(i-l- U U
'v".i h tu
tiling I ton
n telnv; iilh hail rvl
mtS. mn-i vou -i!l cm
tat m dtrp brrth wtlhout
dif nilort.
Ih.t drpiv. IrTiv Irltnj dflrr
dinner nil h TfT'!-''i by m tinu for
rnt-ftA'nmnl, t.lt.rj ll rm,
our lirj-Kn, nrm urtti fin(t-r writ
l-nr rnlii int "go lfrp" K-
iniiif f-mil"nnn't C V,b'l r'vi
li-'m intrflTtinr IS- cirrul.
lin tifl Or (ffjin in lS Vfllw pj k
i". at njr drutf tor, t'nta
AtAa va iu-ud ut CLbsa 1 'niL'i
Iuj. A I
"Save and Have"
This favorite expression of Dvn Franldin is
as true today as when that time-honored sago
uttered those famous words. To help the
youngsters save, we have a plan to give every
new savings depositor a hriuht metal money
harrel. Ask us ahout it.
Start
with
a
Coin
End
with a
barrel
of
monev
SEE THEM IN Oil! WINDOW
oifll want one today.
The Equitable Savings Bank