La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Friday, May 27, 1927.
Pafre Four
LA" GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
(Incorporated)
An InUcpt'iiili'iit -NevvspdiHT
FRANK B. AI'PI.KHV
HAUVEV F. JIATTIIKW3
Eilitur find I'uljli.")H:r
lIU.ilH'SH M.iiiii'-r
Published HVeiiiiijjH, except SuniUiy, fit 1 4 J G Ail, huh Avenue,
La tJi'.'imle, Oretuii. The Olmtrver-Nliir piillihc,l every J'ri.liiy.
Killete,! til the 1'nMuffii-o lit 1.U iiiiilule, Ortiiil, art Hi" nl
Clni M.'iH .Mailer urxler net of March I, 1 '?:(.
OITH'I.W. VAl'V.tl (iV UNION COI NTV A.S'D Till':
CITY UP I.A G KAN OK
.MH.MIirHi ASHOCIATKIJ I'llKKS
Tl'.fl AKRoriatfil J'rt'n l tfxeluively entiiled tri u;e for pill, liga
tion 11 Jill news fli'pilti'hi'H ereflilfrtl lo II ur not n!hei'Ul:i; enHIL'tl
II published (herein. All l ii-ril m of reinihlu alien of '!.il iIIh
patchfM In iliin (Mj'ir, liml ul.so Ilui liaiil iicwh h-ifin uh-.o arc
I'enerveil.
Ki;i:si'l;il'TlON iutios
Jty nm'le-
Pally, p.r month in ailvntii-R -
lJuily, per ;as main lis In olv:inea
Iaily, tiiii'lt; copy
liy .Mull
Oally, per mantli in (nlvaiicp
Iially, per ok month In inlvaiifi
Ijally, per yeor in udvanre
Weekly Oh.,i'rver-Siar, per year
ADVI JlTISlNfl UATK8
DlHplny, fori-lj-'n. per (.-ohimn Ineh
llinphiy. lorn, per (a.lnmn ineh
TliiiH coiiirie-t prlcea an applieatlan.
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HloU IK I'olXIVeii. ulo e .'an iw I'UV'H'cil. !es.s.i la l!
whom Ihe l.ai-l Hiipiil'l h la .1 inhilul;., alal in e. le(;a
if no ealle. IValia I.
Too had the Mississippi couldn't have tinptii'il that wr.ler
into tilt1 Great Lukes.
People spend ;f1l winter complaining about the luck ol'
sunshine, then spi ml all summer dodjriii"; sunshine This
.summer it looks like we'll have more eniiiaiiiii);r than
dtKlginir.
President Cooiidae selects, fiom the scores of beautiful
summer homes placed at his disposal, a residence at Colorado
Springs. It stands almost at the foot ol' Pike's Peak, with
towering mountains all around, deeply wooded, comfortably
equipped, and famous for its eagles. It is fine for the presi
dent, and fine for the country, to have him break precedent
and go so far west for the summer. It helps president and
country to know each other better, to their mutual advantage.
One of these times a president should go all the way, Mim
mering on tiie Pacific coast. It is about as easy to run the
country from one pari of it as another.
ENGLISHMEN
OlST SOVIET
FROM LON DON'
(' 'ntinui-l f'om 1'iiKf On'-)
lie rt-IVi n-.i (o ti recent ilrmnoM rn
(ion In front of Hi.- Hiiilhh i-iiiiusfy
id W.i slii ntr' m. chain in ir tliiit it
con LI h.- ron!ii-clt l u It h insl rur.
tin:. r. c iv-ii from liu?ii;i.
H. t J cl;ir .1 Ui.H In l)i lac- ut
u ii t ii int,'.s (Itr WjvI'I K'vt riiinciit
aini their it'ti!M (rn(iniii' Hi.- ho
HviliiH on vvliii h cuiiiiilaiitl wait
ma. I.-, iiih! inl.l.-.l:
"l'tM K"-I'l)liirlll C'illinut loiiK'T
I. 'ilf- Hit- rt-Hjj'tiiiliit Ity lit jmilu
(iilniii,; .KplomalM' ('-lalioiiM, whicli
Kit l oinl Hcictl uii'l hu uliiiKi 'l, art
nuf mi iiislruitu lit ol' p-ni i-, ltit
a l oniinui 1 Koutt-f of irrllalton
illlit HIIK' i."
must or w.w!
Mil.Si'OW, May L'7 (Al't-Tln'
luiivii'lliiii old. H ii Ink' in nil .soviet
puii' li a I 'i il- a ami u i 1 -1 - tiiH--inin;i1.t
!lirnn,'h tin 1VM 1-1 tliat
C-.'il lirilain in i Mi:i rU. il ioii li
war of inii rvi niion. of which wv
hmiii'c ol' rclafions vlih th- soviet
iiitiiiii in tlio first kiiii.
'I'lit- 11. l U i Is exn.'Cti'.l 10 he,
thi' pap. is say. Jin i-fiort towunl n
linan-ial anl ccononilc plo."K;t'I"
ciil. tiSat.'.l lo u:Uu-n tin Kovict un
ion to Hiu h an cxtrnt tlial il can htt
altack.il wit!) (In pilllit y.
l.vt Htia, or-Kiin uf tlic fi ilcrni
en Ira I cMCUtiVi' COiiiiliiUc.' of t llt
sf.v i. tj. .. (-iai .-.s Iimrl;i nl 'm lnpc of
hi iiin oih. r tuition against lius
jli cm only t-ml In ilisjistr for
Knclaii.l and h-r ul!ls, sin'.' the
;-oi. t. .Inniif.' the three years In
whicli Hi.- repres.sivi' program wa.n
! intr pi cpai eil, has a
:tr.rii,Mlt whir) loilay cii.iile.s hT
I I. - !! her i mniies.
'.Mi.t Diiimr-rous KnrniT"
I'rava. ortfan of (ho ceiUrul exe
cutive eouiJMhteo of Hit' rnninitiniHl,
party, terms sjiuctlon of Iho hreaU i
ol' r-lalions hy the Hrltisli house, 1
itf commons as "the last net in
(he series of provorniive arm," ,
"At n time when Ihe Knlish :
inaj-s. h are heine snrfctte'l with
white pap.-rs and rtil sort of crim
inal detective talcs' U ndds. "Knir
taml stands r-veaed as the most
dangerous enemy pf I'tirOpean
p. arc."
I'arliamentary approval of the
lSiltli-h raliimi's decision to hreak
rehilioiiM caused litlje siirprin.-. the
action heine; regarded as n I'oie
KOIli' rotK'iiisioTt.
the oppm i unity t,; 1 1-p. a t int,' thai
Die tvp lak it hy tin; Kovei iiineiit
was "hulciy liiTUUwn we loiind that
their (the soviel;)') llllerlei title in
our do litest ic a I a i ih huh tut (dec
aide ami hetunse vc found that in
eery part o! the world their
aucoiM invatiai!y nKaed in hos
tile or nntiieiidly pt (jceednms
against ns.
"(Mir decisifn uaj not tint re
sult of a deep-jaid piot to up
a world coiiibiu itioil aa!;:st i:nif
f ia,
(.it v i. mi: m ;
F: IS." .May J7. lAi'l-AliiiMi-..-of
the fHEenOi- Alhert Suralil t,-!d
Ihe ctfuiih. t uf deputies l..ihV I f l I
'he jH-tivity uf Hie ci.liililiitilt, li..tu
111 Kriilli'n lid al.l .ad, cuii.H m. d
H fravc datifjer 1u tin' rtaltonal i -tcreslM,
HEALTH
NEW STATE LAWS
TO TAKE EFFECT
SATI'RDA V MORN
(rontlniii -1 frniii Pare 1)
OPr.N IM.MICKANT DOOKS
The inmtigi alien (h-partment is tal;in;r note of the fact
that, while the 1'nited States has closed its sea doors pretty
tightly against imraigi alien, it has left ils land doors open.
There-is no riid limitation on the entrance of our neighbor
ing; Canadians and Mexicans.
This, a.s an immigration official observes, has been iet
iing in all. -tit 00,000 .Mexicans a year, and 100,000 Canadians.
Ho is not worrying particularly about those Canadians, who
make good cti.ens and mix easily with our people. Hut he
is concerned about the .Mexicans, who are far harrier to as
similate. They are mostly unskilled laborers, and they are
steadily flowing northward and eastward, reaching at pres
ent as far as Pennsylvania. They are said to be "brought rp
by the tiainload by corporations desiring' cheap labor."
That menace, if menace it be, is doubtless greater than
the official represents it, because his figures evidently cover
only the Mexicans who have come regularly through ports
of entry and been listed. It is generally believed that hun
dreds of thousands have been crossing over into the stales
without any such formality. f Mexico were put on a (piota
basis like other count lies, it would admit less than liooo a
year. There would probably be no ipiarrel about that, al
though the Southwest seems to need such laborers.
Similar limitation would bring (he Canadian entrants
down to 20,000. That, the immigration authorities suggest,
would be n favor to Canada, which wants to keep her people
at home. Put theie are two sides In the question. Canada is
proud, and might not like lo have her people barred out. Her
citizens are also extremely desirable and (his country will do
well to let Canadians continue to come in at a rapid late if
they so choose.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
-I Phone 799 1-
Travil in our
Aloifcm ChuiT'Ctir Statics!
pnes NOT MI'.W WAIt
I.MXiiHX. May 21 (AC) --Premier
I la . win made i he emphatic
declaration "day that (he br ak
in sr ol diplomat in relations w i! h
Mos -ow "d s no I mean or imply
w ar ii- a Inst Uussin."
AddiMssim ; ma.ss meelhiir of
-v en inilonistH in Albert hall, the
pi'i mi. r Haid:
Our rupture of diplomatic re
lations does not mean or imply
war ii'rainst 1,'ussia. H means
what, l! appears to mean that we
do no) intend to have any further
political dealings will) Moscow,
hut VV fire wholly In' i'avor of the
puisuit of leirillnuite leade hclwecu
t lie t wo eountrien."
The prenih r said ho Welcomed
permanently do. m wJtfi state aid to
: the department.
' important Ait
Tlie most important ant nffert-
: hit,' thin department, tltut making
. operation und-r the woi Umen'n
eompeiiKation act compulsory for
public employes in hazardous oc
cupations. Wilt not be effective Ull-
lil .Ian. 1. I'rotN thin act the city
'of Portland, poits and port coiu-
inl.ihuiK are ex. tiipt- d.
; one of the measures that
'lolhet' the K"Veime!lt W it ll IMOre
power-is the act making the mem
bers of the public service coin,
mission appnintiv,- inM.-ad of i-Sc-tive.
Mtsl im crest hi I rout t lie pub
lic point of view anions n-'W t ra f
! tic laws Is Ihe one chanuiti' tfie
maxhntiin sliced on highways from
;iu to :: r miles an hour.
; 'IVi I'lint Stop Siyn
I The state hitrhway d.-pa it nuit
'announces that it will Immediately
place sl'p siitns at the iiitersee
, tion.-i of lateral roads with pri
: ttiiii'V stale highways. This is an
'accord with a new law re(tijrhiir
cars i-ntcrins the primary hiiriiways
irom tie- lat-'rals to come to a tull
stop.
An amendment to the automobile
ilitii law jM-rmits the us1 of :1
candle power bulbs in such devices
.US lll'et the Ol' the federal .
bureau of standards. Alsj spot- '
i lights are made moveable.
J About the only new act di redly ,
.affecting the state highway depart- '
; nil nt is on - that nlb-ves eounti H
from part ict pa tiny I mane tally in
; l he const r net ion of overhead ami 1
suburade crossing' and from con-
(ttbutiui: to liiulirtay maitit eriaitce.
Ni'iV ("nnimiviuii
i Alt tmpoi 1 a n ' chii ni;e b.-coui-s
' effl-CtiVe til the slat. e II 1 II ee ft II
depart men t. A reclamation eom
; mission is created and tin- old
stale irrigation and drainai:.- se
curities com mission and tie- des
ert land board ate abolished. The
state engineer becuno s appointive
bv the neiamation coin mi'V-i ;n in-
flteatl Of by tjo e-j.yern.U-. T'e
cominission vsill cnsisi of lio- rov
crtior. the ere I a ry of si ate and
. the "talc treastir. .". The enuilieer
III tie itf! Sect et I I V,
Croccrics
Hardware
REWOLDS
Phone Main 12.'!
Free Pelivci v
J 4
Saturday Only
MACAHOM American Dcatily, :l pkps.
FltriT Pel Monte, heavy syrup, No. 2
Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, 1 can
:? cans
PF.AS No. 2 size, Finest Quality, 1 can...
I! cans
.-.)(-
can
aMc
.80c
18c
5tc
Leave
1 ,n ( irande for Joseph
l,a (Irande for HaKer, I Vise
I. a (irande for Maker only
1 .. i I., r .. i , . n , - . .. .
i .a v iranoe i m i em ueiou 1 1 :"o a. ni. ::,o p, ni
(l'.IlM'.-j.ffl." ill l'1-lnllrt..M f.if .11.1 i I ., (11.1 l'.l .l
a, in. 1:00 p.m.
1'J :''.") p. in.
'.1 :L'5 a. in. ."i n in
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Leave I. a Grande,
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
I'arc $9.50, Kound trip -16.00
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AlTbK lU'TTKR Knipht's; Economy
li nt jar liac
WATKR (JLASS KgP Preserver qt. ean..2Uc
COCKTAIL SACCF Knight's, 12 oz. hot. 2ffc
FIREWORKS
Firecrackers, Skyrockets, I'inuJtecIs,
Unman Candles, I'islols and Caps, Tor
pedoes, lilack Snakes, (lianl Firecrackers.
For Your Sunday Dinner or Picnic
St rawherries - New Potatoes - Tomatoes, Heels
Asparagus - New Teas - Turnips
Khuharb - Kaclishes - Faroe
Cueiimliers, Lu
ll e Cream - Sherhets - Fskimo i'ies - Pixies
Fountain Pishes ol' All Kinds
i t in uci i.osis ami m xmiim:
t llills-rl l Hay. M. lb,
b nib' i- (buyas Tcmorial !nt.
Tiie tieaiini-nt uf tula (villous af
(. cfj.tMs I'V e)"..iiie to air and Ktin
I i ; : J 1 1 is one ut Ihe most priiinisilitf
jiutliods. TltiN totni of iieatnieiit
::((!;. d 1 1- lioi !m tapy and r . v-
..F.i (et.tlli-M II ll.Ui i'-ell UHMI ( i)
i:i!.e e';r.;i. Lit lias not y.- cm
.iMe,:!:y U.-d liaMI I r. Koriier. of
r- - il. rlan !. started t.i write ahotil
! :'tid th'-iiiifh !i!S H.iecrSMll! tr,!t-
tni :i- oi ( hil'ln-ll in e.inic an an-
t ii-H ity.
I J ' ioi leu f.y. or !e,hj treatment,
itad- !lal-..-s tiie hW?eltiatH' exposurc-
oi' the body lo the ,s:ni in order to
..-ruie a pisitio nt;itioit or tanniiut
'h- .sKiii. It i.s when the piir
iiti i.talioit oi practically the entire
I I ,,dy has f;,K. n place that the best
T.i- rap. U'i." lesultM fnmi the WiH'lil
i,,v. ean b.- (d.iatmd.
! r, I :!.. t "s w ork and that nf
! : .si who lii e 1 ol low ed him. has
;.r-.,ed M;at the .iin' rays ttiltni
Uie tiLn.d supply to the part
. d, til t- by lner- asinir tlie
i.-!Ovt!i ot h-althy tissue, improvintr
ti.. taboiiMin. and arrcslinu dtsea'.
We Uno-.v iiiat plants and nnitnals
I,- pt from the Kiin do not urow its
will i)K tliiise that are exposed to
it, and we ai.so know that stmliHht
. i- a p.jH' l Mit aKent ;ind cannot lie
ni d car.-iessiy. Anybody tisintt the
it-'llt treat iijeilt Itlll.st be considered
s 'p, irately, lor it lakejt a different
.Miiettllt Of exposure to pigment III-
di-.idn.i! pati-tits
As a nil.-, the poorer the fen
. ra! h- alth of the patient. the
, ;(t-T ihe reaction to sunlight
land. iher. tote. In patients who are
! p.u t ieiilatiy weak. Krea! headache,
dlzi'.iites. fatiuite. nausea, or voin
itimr indicate that loo imich ex-pi.-ar-
is beinir yivt-n. 'I'll.- dnmrer
naif u iiich iir. ccdc such condi
tions hit akin uhiclv does not per
hpire in warm weather or burns
(ast'y or the rev. rse, and Kiioie
jl s'i, an indication of chilling. The
s'.ia, therefore, must lie watched
niosl caretiilly.
The i ' sutts are shown b a
p.-aithy skin, w htrli feels. sntt and
! ' :a b!c nd properly browned.
With it no h un improvement In
the nniseul.ir tone and :in increase
in the coloring m itter in the blood,
a i:ain in weight and in general
physical and mental well lieinK".
Successful M. I iot hera py slioiihl
) incce.Jed by :i thorough physi
cal examination by a physician.
Tri tit ment should be bepnn with ;i
gradual aci lima t iztni; to fresh air
and t hen Mt';id d exposure to the
A:iu. This Is dotlc on definite
.chednb- wiiti the path-nt red in intr.
b Liinninu fi i st u it h the feet and
bus Mo as to ibternilne tobiiinee
to sun'iht before exposing tH'J
trunk.
A i a ireiierat rule, sun pure can
ni! o.' L-iven inunediately before
o:- after a m- al and should not be
Immi-r than three hours a day at
Hie maximum :ind then in divided
dus.s. A total daily exposure of!
any one part of t he body is not
more than one and ;t half hours.
The n-.-a tin. nt is part icularly
applied. !o !u what if catl.-d sur-i-'h-al
t iilM-rctthisis. that i. tnh'T
col i;-is of the spine or other bones.
New Summery Voiles and Rayons
In Delivafe Shades and
Dainty Patterns for ihe
Horn e Dressmaker
X" 7"1TII the coming ol" .summer anil the
pl;iniiiiir of your .summer waul
rohe those etioi niiii.vf new miileriuls
should play an important part. The pat
terns ami materials nu typical .summer
time fiiliries, the hriyht colorful pat
terns look cool ami eomfoi t;ilile. Prop
in and see these and many moie of the
newer dress mateiials.
Voiles and Kayons
G.)c io $1.2r, yd.
Pictorial Review Patterns
"r0U always know that the Pictorial
A Keview patterns are authentic in
their style piedietions and the patterns,
with their printed instructions, are easi
est to follow as weM as euttinjf materials
to the host advantage.
' 'mi
Peter Pan and Wendover Prints
THOSE Ionjf wearing good looking
easily laundered materials so suit
able for summer wash frocks and dresses
for the kiddies. The guaranteed fast
color materials makes them a favorite
with the average housewife. See the
bright new patterns in full 32
inch materials at, yard
50c
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N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years
It ha
not been
SUCl
essful in f
the treat men I - of" tuhereuloslH of'
the bin us. but Is demonstrated to
be valuable In ca.scH of tinder Hour-
' Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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ish. d and pietiiliercular paticntn. j ,. ., ., . ,
11 P 1
yjii tut h i mm mm . a k i
'3 EMI - mrvaair g U 9
8 iBngacBUMltfM'Wiat8iigiBffi qf
ii 1 MAIN 739 ' kM
3x mml
CHILDREN'S SPRING SHOES,
SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS
In Ftniect broad Toe Lasts
SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY
Size : to 5
Sibe a' o to S
Size H to 11
Size ll'to 2
Size "J1 j to jrrowintr girls..
$1.75
$1.98
$2.39
$2.9S
$3. 19
CasandOil
HOYS' HATS and CAPS 25- to $1.-19
CIRLS- 11 ATS 23c to '$2.98
P.OYS' WASH SUITS $1.00 to $2.98
(URLS' DRESSES 9Sc to $3.25
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES $1.00 to $2.9S
SMOCKS of English Broadcloth $1.98
CHILDREVS SWEATERS....$1.00 to $2.9S
BOYS' LONG PAXTS $1.9$ to $2.-19
LADIES' SILK HOSE $1.00 to $1.95
LADIES' SILK VESTS 9SV
LADIES' SILK DLOOMERS $1.49
CHILDREN'S SILK UNDER
WEAR 500 to $1.35
ELAITER SHORT LEG
ni.OO.MERS 9S to $1,19
INFANT NOVELTIES FOR
GUTS 25c to $1.00
CRIP. BLANKETS
Of The Very Best Qualitv
15c - (!5c - 750 - $1.38 - $2.09
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
better Merchandise Lower Prices
Canned Foods
G cans Standard Corn G9
6 cans V. C. Pork and Beans 59c
(i cans P. S. Telephone Teas 99c
2 cans P. S. Vegetable Salad
No. 2s 85c
2 cans P. S. Fruit Salad, No. ls..65
2 cans P. S. Grape Fruit, No. 2s.. 550
Fruit and Fresh
Vegetables
0 hunches Green Onions 11-
3 bunches Fresh Radishes l ie
3 heads of Lettuce 250
4 Lbs. Rhubarb : 150
1 Lb. Hot House Tomatoes 35c
2 Lbs. Asparagus 2 lc
Carrots - Beets
Turnips - Cucumbers - Cabbage
Green Peas - New Potatoes
If the sun shines so that you can go
on an outing over the week-end, re
member we have evorvthine vou will
need for the lunch basket.
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Drugs
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