La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Ii'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER-
Wednesday, June 1, 1927 i
Lindy Accepts
Offer To Come
Home on Memphis
DISTINGUISHED
. rm,' irr If l-H 1
( Incorporated)
..ml. I i!iyiy,itiiyg,t,y.j-. .grijW
An Independent NcvvHpiipcr
FUANK B. APPLEBY
. Kditorand Puhlishur
Page Four
HARVEY I' MATTHEWS Ihmluesn Manager
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...4L'c
4o
lioli til l: DIl'E.ltE.CE Ac. (imint now Uiyselr with ',,.
tlld he at peace; thereby i.""jd shall eume nnlo thee, Job
It wouldn't he iieccss.-iry to limit ainmim-nt if the nations!
WASHINGTON, June 1 (AP
t aptain Churl" A. J.lndbi rub to
day accepted tin' invitation of
I'rexieiit CooiidKe to return imme
diately to Washington a hoard the
cruiser Meiii)luri.
The acceptance of Lindbergh
w;iM wired today to 1 ft v. hite house
and il wan announced (her,- hat
t he Neu Vol k - to-1 'a t is flyer was
expected to he hone- again hy Sat- ,
urday June. I 1. It Is planned to 1
have t he Memphis come directly
to Washington, w her. 1 he flyer
w ill lie reeei. d officially on he
hair of the nation.
Tin m"ssai:o from l.itelh. rgh
was si nt through Frederick Kierl- i
111)7 ot the Arneihnii embassy Maff j
in London. It Mild thai the in- j
Vilatloil of President ('(jnjidgc had I
l.e.-n handed to Uudh-rj:h and that
he accepted "with pleasure." j
WASHINGTON. .Inn- 1. c API-
Charles A. I.i i id iier;; h s uelcni'
home will lie a demonstration on
the hehair of the people o! ihc
I HI led St a les extended in the na
tional capital. j
The While : jiun-e a iia.nite e ' to- j
day that the young aviator, whose
lone lllKhl across the Aliunde has
hroimlit upon him the admiration
of the world, would come hack to
America , on the United Slates
cruiser Memphis, to he received
personally hy I 'resident i 'oohdi;e
In Washington, to he accorded all
honors bedding Ins accomplish
ment. I
f. :: X-.ff. ;
:wiitild limit war loans.
Now, instead of .Kcndin: j;ood money al'Lcr bail in Kiu'ope,
"we niiKlit try fowling our enure cash to our own llood victim.'
"for reconstruction.
Directors lialifij
i Railroad Plans
-in-
; First nations fiht a war, then they fijflit a peace, then
tlicy fijflit payment of war debts, and then, having kept in
training, they are all ready for another war.
i The other powers, which want us to join them in a mailed,
fist policy in China, to save their special privileges there,'
criticize America for "desert in;- them." From the American'
ioint of view, they've deserted us. !
' MOW V I.'K. .1 mil' I . I A I
n-rlol-K ..f Ihc ..IIJ.'I'1 1'ii'il'ir ntil
u;iv I...l:t- t.ililict :iri :ii;r,'.'HU'lit
lii'!i''ll I'h.u lM I miihrllw .i "si-
c nf llii' i-.Mil. iiml l:;il.h liiiil.l.
Itr'!'itli'lit kI tile it(iil Xtillu'r;i
n...y n .'V.n.i f MOVE MARINE
tin. (Hey. in Ti'Mnl; l.iiu' will In' I.'Tf I.1 IVTH
Si rvicf. W'it'-hiir.U'in IliiriMii)
lime tclli -nitiulis i.l' i!c:-cn(l.uit.s i.f I In- l;il( S"ii;lt'il'
:.!. I''. II t.t .M i ' -i 1 1-1 1 1 is vl t:-. 'I'll ' arc hl ilmiallO'l'. Mrs.
I ii ili iii li II. ililli'll II. 11 I. will' of Hi.- I'.rini'i' Nii'.il:.'i- nl tin- liuiiM';
Mi.i. IC'cinilil I'. I'., nr. ..f Kiiul:.:..!. .Mrs. (lilli-us . 1 . iij: h '.i-r : l:..h-
,rl llii'ir 1'i.Hlir. i-.'ii if .;r.. r Tiny wi-ri- pli.il hki-ii plivil :A
W'ii.sliinluli ;t.i Ihi-.'.' ialU.1 on l'ri -1'li 111 ( '. i.-liil ':('.
I.il i 1 1 lo r ;
mil r.ills. or.
'I Hi-nil ;uiil Kl.iln-
I
The various statisticians and business doctors and proph
ets who seek to jruide our business destiny are now foresee-
inn proserity for 1028. Perhaps this is offered to stave off
the psychology of depression which bids fair to settle over."
the country without any apparently adenuate reason in the1
year now passmjr. Perhaps there is some sound, though'
esoteric basis for it. This much is certain: The prosperity!
of 192H can be built on only one foundation and that is the
flmnd labor and foresight of 1027. It's the man and woman'
o their little bit of the pattern with good sense and
honesty and careful industry that malie the country comfort-!
able in the year to come. Luck may run a bit of bright!
color in a border now and then. I!ut it's the careful choosing!
of the threads and the steady, faithful weaving of the maiih
fabric that gives the strength and wear. j
C'lll,l.i;iTIMi SIAMI'S
ST. rl-lil'll. Kram Sll.alino
Li liKli n is now il I'ililali li.il. She
linn tii'on liiiylnir slainps with noino
of Ihi- franrs .shr mm,' jilayinir
It'linis In Hi.- I'. S. A. In lour days
sin. IioiikIiI worlli. Mr.
Ilai.lv, 111 lii lpi il ln-r.
! New Plan Taken
1 TT- ? I
north AREAi ' onatus
By Prune Growers
(Ciniliniied f-oni l'ajie One)
Oil, TIIUHT AM) WASTi; j
Tile oil refining indiisiry is surprisingly efficient, but the
oil industry as a whole is i liamefully wasteful. j
Ten years ago refiners were getting 21 gallons of gn:-o-
line out of every 100 gallons of crude oil, and thought they1
were doing very well. Last year they got "1.7 gallons of!
gasoline out of every 100 of oil, and aie doing still better'
now. I!y the "cracking" process they have nearly doubled!
the gasoline extracted. One barrel of oil will go nearly as
far, for automobile use, as two barrels went in 1017. j
Hut in this same peiiod gasoline conisumpt ion has in-j
creased more than four times. reciiiiing more than twice as!
inuch crude petroleum as il did in I til 7. So we're not sav-'
ing petroleum. It. is being drawn out of the ground now all
the rale of nearly 2,ruo,lion barrels a day. ,1
Mow long will the supply last '.' To that evei lasting ipies-l
ition no answer can be given. Nobody knows. New fields dis-i
covered every little while give the lie to u, estimates. Iluti
one thing sure -the eaith i - not lull of i.jl. j
' Shale oil, when wo fall bad. on that. v. ill . h.trdcr to ,.v.l
tract, and will cost more. When we fall back on coal products'
for internal combustion eiioiiirs, the stufi will n,st s(j more.'
; Kx plosive fuel is probably cheaper now than it ever will
be again. Yet not only aie we binning it up av if the supph )
was illimitable as air, but the pnuhirei s arc leaving about-four-fifths
of it in the giound, in .- iich i umlii i,.n that we nia.v j
never be able to salvage much of it. That synlhetie gasoline j
is about our only hope and hope iiioiigh. pi -obably -if eon-'
.sumption keeps glowing-.
: t, n!;,:V'va;yV-
v;;.:,
proach of tlie nat inna ItstM. aliord
liur the lor. i'ii iiidents tin- pro
h elion of Hoops if n- etssary,
lapjiu Iicpl i'lear
Japans reply to the si-coinl UeH
tioii is already clear. Two Ijiou
iind of her troops landed at TsinK-
tao loday. ready to advaneo to
T:-inaafn. capital of Shantnnir pro
vince a him: the Shantung railway
w hich Japan sum luh'i cd to China
i at t he Washington conference.
I This iuhanee. it is slated, will h
made only if lh' JapancM" inland
i: ' reiiuiru protect inn. There :ire also
IndieatioliM ti'oin Tokyo that Joint
ahlilional troops will he s.nt to
UeUim; and Tientsin if n d d.
CiCal Uritain W r--ady to dis
patch at h a ft a hatailion to Tient
sin from Shanghai, and It is nnd--r-stood
tlti- hord-'i- rcjiniH lit has In .-n
s.-h ct. d. The Itritish also linv
a ha u don -d their previously n
nonui I'd s-'hi dule of evacuation of
civilians hy st aires con lormintr with
Ihc deurei s of the ntilionalislM ad-
ti
I'r.iclhallV a
ot In T liti: ftioiKi
inland si at ?on
'-'c
' K v. - -V- ?:.- f.' 'Vf i 1
the Anieri
. s in the
Hon- e;MUaled t.l
I !o- co.ih' early in . pril, and a
hm;e portion ol I In- A un-riean w o
i.ier, and childjen in I ' Line; left,
eilh'ei- lor tin- coast or for Japan
at IV- satin- linn'.
otherwise, hf. in '. 1, intr h' p'
i ii a liy tun nia 1 as far as t he ior
. i'-eers aie concerned.
The .lapaili s s. 111 i h t e r 1 1 1 i 11
t it remain in ShaVunir. w Imiv tlny
a i i . s! illia !i d to II unit" r - " eon. n'
w horn J. in. in "I'dii-lao. I'
tn T-an.t ul ii a 'id IV- i . tea ind r I ' i
mall ::i..i'v inland w I i . H w o;i I
he d It I li'Mil I " ..(, I t 1 la !M W I! V.Ul
, m- ud 'I mi!iiat di -posiiioti?..
I'OilVAI-I.IS. Ore., June I. (Al'l
Ailnldii'ii a . newer-packer
mace ii:arke tnir plan hy the run
vi nl inn til prune t: row ers of t H v
e.,,0 and I'larK county. Wa-h.. ill
:;e-ion at ort-uoij At. neu II lira I col
leu e, appeared certain lodav -h
u-iiviT", packei's. cidlee experts,
market a uenis a nd ot h-r ; interest -eit
.-i.m.hi i ouinaiu i roijnd for in
a u r i i.ii'hl a round a. .- l.elcl on ohi u
of o;-v,aiir.ation suluuitttd hy a
committee of five.
A new plan a prepared and al
tered ,,; ;i meeting lasl niuiit of .r
Uiili:..ilioii ui'Miipn rela ined fe i -t!ire
of the I'arker plan pmvid.nu
I'm- priec stalnih.at ioi; .no sale of
pre.-en! indepi ndcut uruW'T pi o
d net ton tlinmuh paek'i-. Put dif
fered in that It allowed present .-o-npera
: i vi-.: to continue all fnii'-tion-i
as at present ami el. initialed the
cosl-plus feature.
If tin- I t ied plan is adopted ai
the ueuerai ineelin-,' today, 'i silh
i.i hut l ee w ill he appointed .o
draw de;.-:ih-d eon I raets a ft er wliicli
s c,impaii:n will he Plai ted to simi
th'i-n :'n l,,'l' ,'Ml1 "I the independent
n i , t is an priacipai pacKer.;
lo inn he t he pn n d , ecu ve.
A ( 'h icat;o i!i pa r( liient stol e has
eslnMisV d a sih ih'c room, filled
with steamer chairs and chaises
ion-.;ui s. lor its exhausted wonu n
pat roiiM.
i-i:k I s
I ! 11. t
ml 'i- !' f.i
.lllte '
ot' M.
I'at lohnaii 1 Itm an! i, AVeh
iiavint-1 n soda tn a :::j;.ihi.
d ; a". ; ioie w Ik :( t ,.,
'"I taint : Up '' MMbiib-i tl t i
o; tin- , W- h.-r j.t.
"'id alt r In- ha.i put m I
'in- h muIii lav d'-.td. iiipill!
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h'M :
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ri; s i.imiv
i n:h Ad-:ph y.n:
oimd .1. ami a third had l!-il '
'I a iutlh-p. lire! hv the uy -i. t ' ,
to cm Weh.T I '
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NUMBER
CHANGES
Our lU'W toh-i'lu'iic (iiri-ti.ry mh'hM n,.v.
I'c in your I'nsiasinr,.
If yotl lla C n I . ; ri'ivued ,i (,i,y iK.;;.:(-
nnlify the itK'.iii office m ,u ,.
CONST I T THIS iii;K('T()i;Y l'OU
M'.mi;i-:i: cn.N(;i-:s
This will ir.f: i:.-. i,i t f i 'ii iei.t
.'(i-vicc.
Home Indopondent Telephone Co.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Certainly Put Worlds of Extra
, Value Into Their Clothes
More Value in Fabrics
More Value in Style
More Value in Wear
VOU got the smartest of new. colors, i.w.:i pray, hazel tan,
A roan and silver blue. You get new )nitterns,'stvle.s from the
great fashion centers and more vaJno than you've Kli
ever seen, starting at the amazing price of "... tJ
Vacation Time Luggage
civs - III.
Luggage of Quality Moderately Priced
at La Grande's Lead in fj Store
"iy'flv not enjoy your vacation more this year hv having cor
' rect, serviceable luggage? Vt-u -.vol find We'arv Wiu'drohe
trunks in several styles and sizes; ttaveJing b:-gr. in a number of"
m'710 nnil liiollwiio. mii'i.iuii. t., ,...1.1.1. .1 1 .1. i.
.-m.vo .im. itaLiu i.i, oiuii.iirn-,1 in jn-iinu ii lieu 'ii.niiii.il stiria.ee cow
hide; box trunks in regular a
ably priced.
sic:
A!!
lire reason-
N. IL Wes t
TIIL MAX'S
PROMISE
PERSONALS
I'UOMISK (Special) fi.t P.
sister, .Mrs. S
rxu.i si i; ir.ws i ntni i in. r,,i; M ,.i i m- i;i
I l. I .err is a k.U in one of the ,i,'is o l.isho,, Hh..
ln uheic ht.ndie.S or mUvt Monk It ill,,,,,- tw th.vc
dM- linltihirt Ihcic liilu ,s one ol Hie le.ol"i ,,r the
" " ' "ii m ill , ten llioi, , (M
1 ' ' "". (J.e, ,M,1 Mjl efucd. He H
" ' loiniet nav.H oil,, ei llt, ,
I via- tu l ioiiderlny if oti will
a "t'j c with me. Tin re ma he olh-
" t r Hi to- in I .a '.niiiile that ,cll
Jii't a- much nieie)tindl-.e n- wt
-ell lull u- hu e Hie i-'cord of
makhr.r imn e f u-a m er the stnl 1'
llial e do -ell.
When we nitt ri I In receU-r
ait I -t.i il -aniline hi our nil we il-w;u-
keep In mlml that we are
miking lo iihotil iL'.OiKI. Tlict-o
h..- anil uhl- itini nl-:i iv ad The
Oli.irir and I hey a mm - like
-oim thiuu on the -eramhtcil t-zs or
ih r. Then there i- I he larmei' w h'
I- iieri-U'd in Ihc llchl fi'iicin-:
linit hard ii-e and I he hoti-eu U 1-
nUn lnlc!-:-vleil lo I I mil ' ' i"d hcl
-lioxet-. and uunlen rnkts o ihall Wmnl. were ealteil to Wallow
he can li:ur cinttpnieut -o her lin-( Wednesday hy the s -rioits lltnc
hand can wo!-k. I of their father. Joe Paulson. M
in. in c:illd up O'-lcrdav tin I l'nuiso-rs condition in better n .
waiiu-il a load nl lah iukhI. 'and Miss Potiloit I as t t ormd lo j
told him diitn'l have -lah wood; I'rninlse, Mis, Woitd retiuiininir ;.: .
hul he citiitd lake a it n and nui ke Wii Mow a (o Help ciitv fnr lur faKi
li Into -lah viood. He ilhln'l like! er.
1 he Idea and dhhi'l place his or
der. Mi- wile uuiv he the one thai
tin- the wood. I!nw.evr I mn not
-moot tin- heeaii-e 1 necr o( Id-
liiime,
! We Will hiue -ome Ml fl . ctiulti
rubier hu-e in within u lew d,i-.
Vim had lieitcr wail tor ihcui and
-,ie -nine in.itH'i or lii fiihrr wiink
viu- -onic inone- am) wmil Tor Ihcm
Ih.il nii'hl la- ihc belter i,it.
Co., Inc.
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. 1 i li'lli-. Mi" vmix it !!. ill tl' -:
luiini- of In I- mint. Mr". N.'li'"
j l-'l. nl'in-in. Sin- I i'l lil-ni-.l to llii-t.-tiniM
.Muii.liiy .Miilnir.
Mr. .oi t.i-lt iiml m.ii. K.i'iin.l.
' i 1 1 -1 ixiiti mi iii'i-iiit-ni riMns.i.i
(nhiti- in ti. lilt' linint' lYmn M,i.
il'l.'. Ill lrlliu lit InlsN n iiin.l
: Ittil.' On y illiili' lint rlns.- in tin-
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r si-H l .ir .i-li anuinii; tin it- mr ,-,iii..!. i'-i i.. ,-
! ''l lii- 1'iHir .MunN l i'irinl" - i.''kln ll Ini'lly. Tin y . .
, Xvar I'niiuilry. In.ii.- .Miilu SIX ' mIIIi.uiI lnini.
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Charge d' Affaires "
In Nicaragua Quits
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Claude C. Trait
Lumber Co.
TOYS' L( ;.(; PAXTS
V1 1 to Kl .1.!)X to S9 j()
r.OYS' HATS ,ihI CAPS 2.1c Ml
hoys- i.KATin:ii iu:i;rs
NOKTOX'S KIDDY SHOP
r.etlcr Jlcrdur.ulhe Lower Prices