La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

Wednesday. June 1, 1027
t;a chande evening ohserver
Pai'o Six
BERLIN WORLD'S
BIGGEST AIRPORT
Commercial Linos Cover
Europe with German
City at Crossroads
' UKIH.IN. June ! Al'). Ih-iiin
ullhin :i few yt :n if has h. 'un'- tie
lamest nil pot ( lnr e. . i ! lymr
ill tin.' world.
In much the f'.uiH- in.innvr :vt
'hlcaKu )K ;i ra ii w ;iy cmisiikhI ot
Xotih America. II. tliu 1 tin- ; ri;i I
junction j.ftiiil tor Kuiope.
(lerm.tnj, in vi-nti d hy the
li'tiily ni' Versailles irotn military
flying, has rone, n! r ;i t d her en-r-py
on civilian aviation, and tie
development of con 1 1 ii i l ii lid s:
ciiril.
Alt passengers from London
Stop in II. r t i Hi n i ..mi.- to Mo,
COW, SoillllboMIld I I'M I I'TS IMIII
Scandinavian conn l i h s I nutMM i
Inn- lor it IrHis-Alpin Imp i.i
Munich In UiliU) or llmne. I'diiim
hh tar ilpiirt JiH Madi Id n ml II )
HtiiKtm'H u i - biom; lit w d Inn -hours
nl' c;ich oil), r l.y an air
route Ihroiuih Ii- i tin
The former dull eroimds of the
' impel ial It I'll i V, tin- 'I'.'inp' 'I' "I
field, h IV!- provided a :-l a 1 1 1 n l and
Inudili ph.ee wilt-in IT. minutes
from tin- i-fiiiiiit tci;il li'ait of !:
(In. Alijihllnu' at the a- i ndt ome
rrniii an omnibus i.! l In- "l.m t -hanr-ii,"
w hieh pic 1;. 1 hmi up ;it
bis downtown hotel the pass, n;-. r
K r trutile In fr-ight delivery. Thin
applies eaperiully lo mull uml to
perishable Koodw, Mil oil uh flowers,
caviar, o hl i H, fit rly vrifetuliles
ami fruit. ApiioxlJimlry 7, "no
pounda of air mall nr carried
in on ( lily on tin national anil in
t -f national l.tit t hansa lini'H.
Xo Longer ft VltWtjr.
Flyirirf Is no longer u novelty of'
a luxury, Put. He ofiicluls have
helped to cHtahllhli confidence iri
I his mode of travel, in which iiw
a v rage peed Ih I mi inili-H mi
liour, hy iimIiik it cxtiiudv.-ly. t'up
laitiH of iii'ltlNl ry netful lute iliick
business iP-alH ty trnvelliiK tin
eloud route.
I-'alni acrid iitu art1 almost tin- '
luMiwn m '.' (ii'i'iimn l.iilthnrittn. j
I oirinif I 'j'tl, vv Inn h:i,aini pai-Hi-n- i
n' fH tt'i'ic nrrl il, I In- n rout of J
Haft ty wji jm on- than ff p r c nt. i
MEBBE HE'LL TAKE A REAL FALL YET
IIILCARD
PERSONALS
,1
-.1 mil
Is Kn-i l.y "air t'"is" nicl -r
coi It .J Into an :nlmini.-i r:il i'
IniU'llnir witti Njiafiows
liTinni, a post Ml ' if
roi.uis. to w lili'li cum
() hot- I arruinniO'Liti
(,'UCNlH.
A ri.il i. paitui' M itri
villi til-- i ''Ulai ily
(rlM'.lul. K 'I'lm plifl.i' II
ilui-t'-l t-i his plan
nioun ills hit. r is m
thiotiKh tti' idr in v. hirl. s wl.h
Tillltuanliko appoint iih-iU. A iah-.-etwr
ai riviiiK h. r-- finiJs awal.'
intr hhn u him whti-ii d po:-:iln hin
at Mm linti-l.
i if i man ('Oinmtifi;ii pl.Mi'H 1 Is is
HiiintiK'r will cipvi-r :t4.T 7" mll"S
p.T d o'- '(' I"'" tm .1, lmi
ihlh h a over ( itt iimn t- lit lory.
Our l)a Away.
All Mutop.an i-apit;itM r:m
n-a ltr-1 fiom l! rlin within i
day. Tin- air tiain for Mi,i .jv
tea vi s at :t a. m. ; n I arm s n
the Itnfsatn i-apit tl ''". mlh f dis
tant J'.l the now files t.y .'. n( n.
In Ihe i.lt.rtioon. Ilailioad train:-!
ni-j.i.tiati- Ih.- Kani'- diM:tnce in I .'.
to '( Imiii.s. I'l oiu li- ilin on
flieM to Cologne in luiir liours; hy
lail It laU a Hi Imiii.t. 'I'hr .'ti.'li lt
ji. i onh I in- AtpH I ' in M iinii h if
Milan Is inn d l.y nirplar.i- in
tii-ei Iuiiiim; tii- railway m lii'dul
ralln for 1 t hours.
Tin' airplan ti:..il i s y.nUU and
tinu- tatil" ihsiied l.y tin- LaithaiiH.i
lias ihi imii. s, ahow'ti so imli
vi.tui.l an- hie in 'li'Uv operation
ti (ieni:illv.
' No ti s:i Impni tanl than paHMeji
1III,I A l:H Sm 'rial) - Mr. nml
Mik. Frank Kanfonl vnri1 rrvvut
I. a (Irande visitors.
M r. I'. V. Yonnir nr'f't Kittutay
vLiitinx her mothiT, Mim, t'otntm,
in l.u Crando.
Joe YwuilK IniH retlirni'l to lilH
lioine here alter wveial day i uh-Kt-no'.
Mr. and Mim. I'railli SanToril nnd
i-liildren and Mr. and Mrn. iny I
Thoriil.ru.. and ( liihln ll .spidit Sun
day in t he inountalnH.
Leonard l-VrKiiKon and' John
I'rli e wen- l.a (Irande visitors Kun
dav eveiitn,'.
MisM Iftihv llilvard. of l.a Ornnde
Ik hp ndiiitf a lew dayM lnr Willi j
Miw Kva 'fhornhrui-. j
Mr. anil .Mr niiy i iiurininu'
wet,, shoppiuic In l.a (Wandf
i-ently.
M ism I )ouna Sentt ami tiroiher.
Wlmiehl, visited r t" Hownian.
who Im in the Craiide Hon.W lion
pltal. Monday.
Mr. and Mim. Joe Young were,
hi l.a Cramli- Monday.
Aim i'-ie rnlrh'e wim Mi op pi a
In l.a (irande reeehlly.
Mm, Uoh.rt Yountr wn a l.a
tiramle visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrn. Fred l-'onter. of
were visitiuK: at I ho Hon
linine here recently.
Karl Fa ye and children,
and I'llflord, were l.a
vtMitoi-H Monday.
IflKtfer.i, of l.a tirande, vln-
I'rauk Saiitord liere at
The Garden
I TitAiMD TOM.vri:s yutsr
j I'liiiiM rnvi: K
I Til ere it UO ipH'HlkHi of tl'e ud-
antane of (fi olnx trained to
j inaloex. It Ih a uste of Npai ",
I Hme ami toinuloeM to permit the
vlm lo K)iuvl ahout th
, in the old-IuHliloni il Hlyh
j deiiinjf. There are a lew d
I typt that may lie K'own without
i trainiiuf, tUt tlto leKt tomatoi Ji
! ome from the raref utly trained
jiiun, ulho th' IiiokI lomatot-n ail 1
I he tiiKKeHt touiatoi'H.
I'l.'intfi may fi'.if out Jin til
t i lino June. tile May ;-Taals
a.II rohlvaled l.y July 1 will ) ;
1 niee htoeky IiiimIm-n fiom a fool ;o
:a foot and a half tall. They
1 i eauy for trulniiiK. I 'rive it
, five Or mx feet loilK dewi.le til-
i lanu and ledue each plant to :
ihree or four of the MiruiiK-.i1 I
hranehi-M. fut out nil the rest;
i rut hU'Mitiy, settniK- rid i'f Hupeii'ln-!
j nils folia ye, and lie tin In a Mr lies '
to the HtaUe, I
j It will he nfcensary to k i-'V.-r!
the piautH w ft kly to remove Mid-'
jhhootfl and nuekeiK thai may havej
( MpriiiiK up from the Uise o the
I sti.iit, hut ooiil'lue the philttH .strict-I
1 ly to the lirauclii'K hMceied aivl
; thi He hranrhi M to the production ,
; of flouerx and fruit. . l'lin-h nut 1
;UI side hranchex. j
!" With the eulllvutinn n.y ouhl
J lo have the plantK will he five i
leei tall hy Autriiffi t. and will he)
j loaded with fruit at the ki,m. Any,
i of tin- i, nod Niandard varieties
treated in t h(H rnaniif r can I..
1 made lo produce front to to i .1
pounds of fruit In a m-anou nod
there in no use leiiiu- them loa'":
on t lit! Jo'i which t.s to produce
t he tfreale.st numher of tomatoes
pos.-sihle. The iuullty anl Mtiape
of the fruit ts also finer und -r ;
ua ioiiiK- nan or u ih lost t nrouli -j
rottini; and uneven i ireniiiK if
J the vine.- are allowed to sprawl ,
upon the tfrnund. '
pui'ilonn. Thi
theie la room,
vatiun ejHier.
feet is
.s it make
If
Cllltl-
TouiuioeN grown to .r.mkeM ln TO IH--I-'Kltl--l 11A4TJ
thtH iiiaiuier tun he kiovwi apart; p A s- KitAN''lH4't, June 1 (AT)
tn the liome Kaiden of mall pro- j " indirewav. Of Hun Ita-.
fuel, will releree the Itedwoody
I highway Indian maruthon and en
Id u-a nee conteHt, Btnrtlnif from Han
Krarietneo for tirantM I'ujw, OrKon,
I June I 4. lii appointment whh kh
! nounced liy Harry l.uttfeiiHj chair
I man of tlio marathon cornmlttef.
A woman nrreted at a cureless
Iriver stld- Hhu believed in the
uiiallty of ifa-xen. She KOt fi days.
Aiiouiid j she'll have to think up a heller un
of Kai - I jtwer than that.
ft
If
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS WILL
DRESS UP YOUR HOME
Rigid and unyielding, with pleasing light grey
color, Portland Cement concrete walks im
prove the. appearance of your street and the
setting of yoir home.
Requiring practically no maintenance, concrete
assures you greater value per dollar than any
other type.
Permanency is a
pense.
good investment not an ex-
Wc have a Refrigerator for sale.
SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO.
Phone Main 17
I'erry.
Foster
M I H,
Leslie
Gniml
M I -H.
lied Mlf
Week. )
Mrs. Jennie Iloivernoti, wlio ha '
I teen a way for several day, re
I in to d home Tuesday.
John Thoi nli ue wuh In l.a ,
Cliatidc. lard Week, j
i:uhy Milyard luui returned to i
her home In l.a Crnmle. She wan
accompanied hy her mother, Mrs,
(ieot-k'c llllyard, and her aunt, Mia t
Walter YounK. j
Mrs. A lex Mathflon wn a ll ,
Cirande visitor Saturday. !
Bare Legs On Tennis Courts Given
Introduction By British Girl Player
S. C. Mann, Baker, I
Kills Self in Barn
WIMIil.KDO.V. r.ntt., June 1
AI) The ill ouestlon in tho ten
niH world at (In niomrnt Ih wlieth
r Imrp h jfH will Income popular
on the KiikIUIi courtH.
M t or k i n k lens I r we rn in t ro -diiri-d
on the Wimhleton court hy
Mitm "lllllle" Tapscott,. of South
Africa, and created a Herniation.
Hut the youiiK Klrl, who comejf
from a well known South African
sport loir family, Ikih never playerl
In nnytliliitf clue.
.Mi Tapsi'oit may play not only
in hare h-KM hut hare feet if she
likes, averted Major I. It. I.ar
conihe, Hi-creinry and manager of
the All Km;laud chili.
I Miss Kvelyir Fotyer, the l:nullsh
It. rau.se of the Ineiiuallty of their ! internal loual, upproveH of doti'ini;
lridei lost persmiH Invarlalily walk ( stockillKH.
In circles; a, tdraiKht coutHn is Im-i -, vry sensll.le idea, in hot
XtiliTir l'llWIiKli. Juno 1
the warm ea.sou. I m:i not mini ' rl " "w- Manu- !1 "'h'1"
I am unite l.rave enoiurh, how- v.-r, ! r kr. w f'n land in the
to rollow Miss TapscotFK lead In viiih-y. took IiIh own life
iiuhllc hut. I would like to." t Saturday ufternoon. II, was found
uaiiKintf in intt nam ny
"Kvcr since I cm remember. I
have not worn stockinet on the
courls," said Miss Tapsrolt. "If
I Were to Wear tllelil at Wlluhtedon .
now I would find them in the way. j
I fee so much freer without them.
StockiniiM always slip and heroine
uncomfortable at. the knees and
ankbr." j
It was al Wimble!'-", where Mile. !
Suzanne Lenirb-n Introduced varl- ,
colored bamlaiiN to the tennis
world. Miss Ih lell WHIM the Mliado
which carries her name, and Mih.h
Fileetl I tell 11 el I Ullkle SIK'ks W it I) I
colon il rolled tops. ,
M i s.
Mann, who became woribd when
he did not return home fur supper
at tJ o'clock. '
Althoutrh hr atr no midday
lunch h" Nhoweil im m of belli;;
sick or d spoiuh nt during t h-
morniu:.;. He leaves his widowed
wife, a sou and a daughter, lb
was :i)mut To years old..
I'.vn i:ilno wont .viti:m i
pn'nihle to any.nno
ln landmiirkft. ,
without j;uld-
weai her
j court 1
," r1ii said. "On my honp'
often play ,bare, b-Kwd in
Juneau, Alaska,
slimle men lo -i
e ant,
slnj;e
SA1.KM, Ore., June t (Al1)
f Io einur J'ultcrson will be unable
to attend tho annual irovernor
conference to be held nt Miirklnnr
Island, Mich., July; j:t .toau. An
imitation to the V(diftVehrV. was
received.
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When
w
istory
Are j
When the world has spun on until 1926 seems quaint
and bygone, historians will be writing our social his
tory . . . how we lived and worked and played.
They will .uet their material from the old files of
our daily newspapers And how carefully they will
study the advertisements, because it is advertising
that truly reflects the customs of our times.
Hut, while our advertising will be interesting to the
historians of tomorrow, it is more than interesting to
us of today ... it is vital. For advertising brings
news of all that is best in our daily life. The pleasant
things. The useful things. Things that lighten our
burdens. Help us in our daily work. Bring ease, com-
.,. l 'i i:
J W I L ill 111 I U II II 1 I 1 u MIU 1
In short, advertising
out, of living.
lives.
shows us the way to get more
SI
I
Vra the adrcrtixetitentH j
Earned After the Coolidges
I
m i I r J .Xv tetit"Y;-i i-! lie fin-al -. -f.
Tho camera frU-htt'liod Gnicp n lllltf. litlt Calvin maintains his poisl
veil. The twins arc tho clillilmi 'f Mr unit Mrs. Kalph (llrvln ol
l.amash-r, I'a.. ami v.cii' nauuil alicr tiio presitli-nt anti first luiy.
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m.n:i:i.ooi 01 tiik i mk would i "s s'Tsun,"
lli-t ptic winner and liinmploii of them till at the InteriiM
ictruilv held In loiiilon. "Su S"Iiiii"
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