La Grande evening observer., June 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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HABVKY F. MATTHEWS .
Publliihc-d evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Ariamfl Avenue.
Lft Grande, Oreun. The Obsirver-Htur publlHlu-il every J-'rliluy.
Kntered at the Poslofllc lit a tirandn, OreKwn, an Hc.-uiiii
Cla.'b Mall Mutter under art of March 2. 1879.
: OFFICIAL PAPER OK UNION COUNT? AND TUB
C1TV O." LA UKANDK
MEMIililt ASOCIATKO PItlCSH
TKft Awoclaled Cri-im I e-l nsiv'ly en(ltlfM) to umo for piltill.rn
tlon of all newH dUatcheK creillleil to It or not ntliurwixi crcilllt-d
If puMlrthnd Oiori'ln. All rights of republication of Hpi-i'i.il iIIm
piitch'H In bis paper, ami itUo the local news herein ttlo ale
relifTVcd.
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A DVU ItTISI NO It ATKS
Display, foreign, per column Inch
Display, Ideal, per colli inn inch
Tint contract prices on application.
Till: I AYolE T 1 1 AT IS I. II
of lib. iiml ntw thanks at tin
his .favour Im lite: wt-.-pint;
eouwth in I lie morning- Ps
' Why should Washington,
tion. when it has two of them
i If prohibition continues a
presidential candidates will lie
More military maneuvers.
capture New Voik. And we
j;o in for foreign conquest.
t jW M j A
For II. Ii. Menken's information, it miht be well to state1 v 'Vr'V.
that the parents of the yoiinjr man who has jriven tne world t" t t 1, iiV'
its greatest individual tlnill within the memory of man. itl-an ii,n I.
were residents of Sauk Centre,
which Lewis' "Main Street" was
pastime of "panning" Ameiican
Street residents should now give him pause. Lindbergh is
from Main Street and a credit to it and to llroadway, as
well.
Two inon, Imth Italiitn.s, were arraigned liofun.' a Now
York iiiiliio nutjrit i jite for fi'liliii;; in tlie stroot. It li.ni
lioon "some fif;ltt," and tlicy lmlh showotl tlie effocts of it.
"Guilty, both of us!" they roplieil, when- askod how tlioy
pleadod. Usually oadi fi'litor blanios tlx; othor. His honor
perfunctorily fined oacliTif IhfTiT flve'tlollars and costs. Tlion
came tlie real sunwise. "I started the fij:ht," said Frank
MitRiiani. "I'll pay both fir.t'S." And he did. There's a real
sportsman. Wouldn't it bo surprisine; to see a little of such
s)irlsnianship in traffic cases?
ST A N 1 ) A It 1 ) I Z K I ) K IT ( ' I IK S
I lure is somethiii"; calculated to make Aniei .cau women
wake up anil notice that economic conference at (leneva. A
uroiip of women delegates have ol'feicd a resolution askinj;
that the world's kitchens be staiidaulized.
There is far too much variety in kitchen accommodations
and utensils, they say. It didn't mat tor so much in the old
days of primitive cooking. Hut now that kitchens are lieinn
equipped with labor-saving machinery, the women are ex
asperated by the failure of things to lit. They want more
unifoi inity in stoves and ice boxes and ovens and roast inn
pans and electric voltages and all sorts of tilings.
Such an appeal should win the hearty co-operation of men,
at least in this countiy. They aie generally for standardiza
tion in principle, however much they may fall short of it in
practice. It looks like a new job for
has already done yeoman service in
sizes, varieties of doors and window
tacks and heaven only knows what
overlooked kitchens '.'
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FRANK CLKAVIXCJEIt
Transfer and Wood Office
Now Located la Their
211 Depot St.
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NUMBER
CHANGES
wur new telepnone
ne in your possession.
If you have not received a cop
notify the main office at once.
I'ONsn.T TI I IS nillKCTOKY
Nl'.MIiEK CHAM IKS
This will
service.
assist u:5
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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M'S. lit
but Joy
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nay emlur
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D. C., want a political conven
all the time?
puzzle, never mind. Soon the
telling us what to do about it.
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,;et is tryinp; to
An American fl
always suppo.
sed Ameiica didn't
Minnesota, the town about
written. Menken's favorite ;
Main Streets and Miin
Secietary Hoover, who
standardizing lumber
, mivw:; and nails and
Ise. Ibiw can he haw
New Location
1'hone Main 111
directnrv sluuthl now
please
FUR
in givin.o if fieieut
Langley Medal !
To Be Given To j
Capt. Lindbergh;
WASHINGTON, Jim- C (AP)-Chat-leu
A. Lindbergh today wan
admitted f 'hit rare company un
social ed w iih Kumi'l I'lnrpont
f.aiiRlcy in (he rounding of uvlu
tion. Tim Smithsonian institution
awarded him the coveted I-anjrh-y
nodal, which in 1h 111 yearn kIiio:
it h I'Hinblisli ni'-nf Iihh hci-n Klvi'ii to
only t our ot h''i h. all pi riiiaiM-lit
Hliii'H ill th wi' iici- of acrmaiitii
: i
Thi-y wen- Orill" and Wilbur
W'riKht. Cl'-nn II. dirt ism and (ins
tavf Kiin-1, a I-'rcni hman.
i,liiilhTi:ir i il:ition reads: "I'or
Ms inaKuit ie. nt no-inp flight
from New Vork to I'aris."
The die lor Hi- nu -lal Is kept In
the I'urw mint and it in xp-et' d
1 he pi ewnlal ton will lf di-layed.
Chiif Jitwllee 'aft l'rnl.ahly will
make the formal award at 1he
niefllDif of the iiisitluUori.s hoard
of n K'-nlM in J fcrcember.
The I.amrley medal in nt Kold
three inches in diatin-t. r. The fact
around tlm run ! ars the Smilh-
Honittn neal huh is two lore hen
tnd 1hi8 inscription: "l or the
increase and din usion of know- j
led k an wdii,' men. Smith win iuti :
Institution Washint-tiMi, 1 K 4 G." In
the center will app-ar the words
"UiliKb-y medal. aerod i omics.
4'harle A. Undheriih."
MORMONS LEAVE
for conference;
(Continued from Paffe 1)
.
Geoi ki- Stoddard, who
presenis
the primary deparl ineiit. Mr
and
Mrs. Klino t'l .'.'. Mis. W
Hanks, who i.) ptesidnt of the re
lief society: and Mism l-ucib' Met-
ealf. of I.u Grande; Mr. and .Mrs.;
Klin r Jacobs, oi North Powder; i
MrH it,.,i),.t n..vie. win isaxter
damrhter. i,ewis ;i. an!
MrM. Sita Wai'l. ot t num. -Mrs. (
Cteorpe I.yman. president of the Y. ;
stake board and
l s, president Of
A. Make board,
within the next
Mr.
tho ;
ex-
day!
Mr.
l.-av.
ud Mrs. (Irani
w itli a carload
-any h-m .
Rotnp to A'Cii
York
Flight Is Planned
j
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N KV
YtillK.. .Itiue ( A
Ciiusepo M. Itellanca. deif;p
ii" r of
which
th" menn;i!ane
a i rb d CI u re nee i. Chaiiih-rlin
and Cts;elis A. l.' VMie to C.erinr.nv
today ,n.Ctiee,l tti.,t a f'itfht to
Ponie from N'-w Vitrk in ii "sin
j KU- motoved plan-" w t'l ! nci-b-
probably in Orl-i
ot Hie pilot. Cie
backer, -fie s.i..
The naiui s;
u-ator and t !)
did it w islt ;
to divulK- at this tlm-
,State Man Control
I Interstate Ferries
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w f irr aKn In r.tV.r rvtnf
: West, S.mth and East.
Liberal fop(r prrmit visiting
7tnn National PmrW
Crr.ndCnyonNaf ienjsl lrK
Ytlowt-n Kiitlfmal Park
Rocky Mruntatn Nat'! Park.
For Illustrated IMoUrM,
KpM'tvatioa anil Infrin'Uion,
ii i I 1 f c Aficnt named bclnw.
UNION
PACIFIC
Hi UMRLAM) R'TE
reason i oie i
: - i :
Am- H-HBiWHHBnNMiMMMiiiHBBiBSHEMSHkUJMIHKJEnKSQfV
'niian iiUMsiui), iuhikI soiiir- infer- m f
I KtltlC w hit" i h. sl-l w Inch they 9 M
o.;.Hted op.-tl w Mb theti rifle I ffj E
' bun. 'I'h. ch- sts piovi d to I I j Wj 8
i Mm
:-n I
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I jj niow j
! .41 FAKES if
si'MMi'K1 PvniP'iinM pjtuno
IN lil fl.a MAY ;. TO SKPT. .Ml
kutuicn i.imi r ocTOiiKU,;:. HJ7 S
ROUND TtUP TO
17.20 9
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7 JO I
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51 Oi ,
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107 I I
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IIH. H I
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Log Of
"Columbia'
liy iIm hsim'.hiiI lr-rf
(Note All time. Eastern daylight
tvine,- )
Saturday; ;0r a. in. hopped off
I (loose ell field. New- York.
8 a. in. passed North Westport.
.Ma
8:. 10 n. I
1-:MS p.
Marshfield. Mass,
, Yarmouth. X. S.
Iai Havre Harbor. X.
1:1' i. i
3 p. m.. Wedue Island, X. S.
p. in.. Trepassy, X. '.
Kunday: 1 1 :3fi a. in., circled
mer Mauritania l't;o miles west j
f Seillv Islands, Kuuland.
3 : L'O p. in., passed luids Knd. ' Inderal court ti w hich h"i, t hat
Kouthwesleru tip of KiiKhmd. ,a clnld of an Anienc.in titi.eit
4:1U p. ni.. riyitiouili, Knuland. ; entitled to admission w tun
7 p. in., HouloUK'ie .Stir Mer, iis f;thr lotdi up residence In t.-.
France. j although he had not been in the
Midnight landed at Ki.stdheti IM coentry prior to ils birth,
miles southwest nf Ik-rlin. Knd of'
non-stop flight.) j" llithcr Ihiru In Dinm
4:5 a. in., resumed flight. Rovernrntnl contended thai
!i:lo a. in., passed over MitrtKeS ! 1 '"us should be construed to
bun:, ko miles from lierlin. "confer ciUzenshiit only upon the
About 7 a. m.. landed al village ehil.ln n of Anp-ncan citizens who
of Klintze. near Kottbus, 70 miles, hail be n n-nidenl of this count i. v
soiuhejtst of Herlin. I before tny birth of the child.
t'hui I low's father was born in
' " -
k'U iUPPtma
In liaise Convenes
I
I ,tjMsi;. Ida.. June fi f().s,..
j 011rrlll- or -bine sky" commis-
.sionerH of WashinKton. tireKon,
t tan. i ahforn li and Idaho invi l
In. i? here today and tomoi row hop-
ll
to evolv pians for reciprocal en
forcement of lnws governlni; rhe
sale of serurltp-r. The session
was oiffani.cd today by J. Cram
llinkb-, secretary of state of Wash -
Incton. as chaii rnan. and c. I.
iranlield. Idaho, director of the'i"1 urandchitdren, 3S ureal jrraml-
... I .
bureau "blue skv" M-cr.ii.-v
i it her commissioners present ar- ffrnndchiUI. '
J. M. Krbdland. r. California cor-1 Wln-n "tilte yntniK she uua un
porations commission: Ceorne Kri-: ' christian churcli. of
ward Davis. Oregon corporatiom lch she was a faithful menilicr
commission: II. c. Hicks. Ctnli i lInltl llcr u'-i'h.
cor por itinns commissioner, and K. j
W. Porter. Idaho commissioner ofj Mils l'lls Kl ll
finance. j M.s Sar;ih J. 'Kvihn. pioneer of
'Cntoii county, died al the heme of
Murderer i asses
a m t m t
At I Cnitentiary
SAI.KM. Ore.. June 0. (Al')
David Smith, one of the three men
who participated in the Ctnrenmnt
tavern murders in Portland Nov.
- l:il'.l. died at the state I'Pi.kc.
tiary t jyj' a. m. today of septic
sore throat. He was serving a life
term.
Smith was 31 years old. lie was
counted a ood prisoner and was
employed in the prison hospital
where he shouldered considerable
i espoiisltiility. About a year auo
Smith was near death from drink-'
ink poison. Prison officials said
t tiis w as with suicidal intent, but
Smith denied this.
JS9 Graduate At
Corvallis Today
rnKVALI.IS. ore.. Junr !. iAI'i
llrci.-"ll Auri, lllllir.il cnllt'l;- lu
ll' rui'fiTn,i ilfiii.'cs ution lli
I'll: u rail natiiiK i Iiims montxriiii:
j O'l, All liniHtrary ilnctnr ., ilci:rt-k
- wan izivcii H. 1. Irvine, eilitnr nf
t' llic I ll omm .Inuriml. u hn lia licon
- ii ri'uiMil of the cnllci;o for years.
'-I John l.oui Tiil.nr. 'ol n in l us. ii.
ll' ' I'l.tsO'i' of tin llatlonal Kl'aliuc. il'
M' livclcil (lip 4-oliiliH'i)cr.inriit ioMrevs
aiol llovcrnor I. 1.. I'atlersoli. e
' - icmlum liiccilims to tlie Krailii.ilc-.
i "licliilcals ln.iy lie ma llllfacl nr
I from tifiii'li Munrn If the r
"rliiiciils of a I'i lill.-ylvania sctt ii
.".I prove siiccssf ill.
Admission to the Grounds for
All Children Under 11 Years
of Age.
Opening Day
Wednesday
JUNE
at
UNION,
Reserved scat tickets
Thursday's Show at
Union Stock
Show
Supreme Court
Gives Decision
- f t
f iii "i phtiics 't:t out to locate hint soon
In beattle Case i-
Inund. he v. unit-red ton far tu III
" " " -ast. Had his course heen a di
VASIIINC;TON, Jane t; (Al')- 'reel one after pasniK over MiuU'f
A ioreUn-lMii n child if an Aiu'-r- hta w he could h;ie arrived at the.
lean citizen1, w hos" father had not Ten; peth dtr field.,
lived in the I nitid .Staler up to
the time of the hlith of the child,
was declared by the supreme court
torl.iy to ie excluded liom adiiiif
hiu.i as a citizen.
The iujii- came from Seattle,
W.ish., and was upp-ahd by th
(oveinitH nt in an effort to keep
on) Chin I tow, born In Dsina.
i 'hat les K, Huj-hes at K'le ; in
.support of the decision of the low-
rhina, but was Ai American : i -
.en be;-.ise ills father, the (rrami-
father of China Itow, had
iicnui - -
e d American citizenship t hroumi
tiirtli in this country.
PARALYSIS TAKES
EASTERN OREGON
PIONEER WOMAN
(Continued from Pape I'
" "
! nu" children she also raised
',M,r fn andchililren. She h aves
children ami
one Kreat srwit
; son. n. k. Kuim. o Jefferson
'avenue at 3 o'clock this niornim.-.
Yuuv. services will bo held al th
Isninnierville shaptd Wednesday nt
. J:3't p. in. with tlie
i Wallis. in charge.
, at the Snodrass A
Kcv. Hall
K.
The body is
XimiiKTman
'chapel.
J Sarah J. McKlderry was born
Nov. l'-'i. 1 s 4 ;i in Ohio ami when a
'small child she moved to Fairfield.
I Iowa. In 174 she came west to
the Grande Itomle valley and was
married the same year lo the hue
iKIias Knhn. Five children and 11
erandchildren survive her. The
(children are: Mr. Wayne Wade.
' Mauri City: Charles K. Kuhn. ln-M-.n;
J. I. Kuhn. Alice!: Wit lard
Ktihn. Lost) ne and Ik K. Kuhn. I. a
.Grande.
FLYERS LAND
SOUTHWEST
OF BERLIN
(Continued from Pace P
Shortly after noon, when lb"
news that the airmen bad lost their
way and had landed at K li m;e' w as
megaphoned to t he w a tt-hers at
Trmpelhnfer ffebl the ciowds there
bpuan meltimr away and in less
than half an hour the e,ivat air
drome w as desert ed .
Plucky Pit i: hi
De-ldte The dls i pnotn t itienf . t'o.
Americans wero credited with a
plucky and sensational fliuht. ' I;
was pointed out that i 'ha in be:'U n
encountered inuiruy weather a--he
crossed Into Germany and hi-
ORE.
on sale Tuesday for
I. lass Drug Store
f .til nr.. ... flit. I I'll.. I ti. .rli(l
jw.i. ai rihetl piiin.uily to I he heav
jciuii.l ti.tirks and t -oiifiiMiiK winds.
Allhouk'li 'A fhck of MCOUlllIK
ri,i:v ;tti:o mii.i:.s
WASHINGTON. June ti. (API
t'h itufK i iin and l'xlne were t red
ite.i with a thht of 3:m miles to
d.tx1 by the Ke-'tiitpbleal siirvf-y
wlinh men mi red the distance from
lion-eve It field al Klseiibn.
The survey' figures on the I.ind
beit;)i flight were 3111 miles. The
computation was made at the re
iuest of ('.ul Schory, Mcreiarv
of the Na'.iojtal Aeronautical as
boiatiin. ONi.U ATI LATKS TWO
WASHINGTON. June li. IAI')
A telegram nnim at nlat lim Clarence
Ch.tinberbn on bis flijcht to (ier
m.ijiy was sent today by President
Cnolide,.. as follows:
"Congratulations upon your won
derful feat in seilini; a new non-r-lop
record in ci.miue.-l of the air.
our country rcjoa-fs with me in
your safety in mUiiiM first sustain-
eil flight from America to Germany I
, w itli our rectniKs lo its people.'
Moroit ritoi m i; rsi:
K( 'T i PI'S. Germany, J line (I.
(AIM Motor trouble and a short
;it; of Lras.di'i1 caused the descent
ol the Ameriian trans-Atlantic
plane ' 'olumhi.i. said Clarence H.
'hamberlm, arrivint; her, hy motor
this afternoon from Klinuc, where
the t'tdnmbia is "imbedded in mud
u iiere It landed.
"We were forcd to come down
because of a shortage tl fm. lln,i
also motor trouble and while the
spot that we picked nut looked
flood from the air re soon disco v
Oregon-Trail
Silver Fox Farm
Is Offered
FOR SALE
I'ntil July First
This will he an ideal
investment for any
one, or, a group to
jointly, take up.
If cared for as in
the past, it should
make a not profit of
from to ;";()',; an
nually, based upon
the s1'.),000 cash price,
asked.
If interested, inves
tigate soon.
II. W. Smith
Sole Owner.
On All Discontinued
Merchandise In Stock
TWO FULL TABLES OF UEAL BARGAINS
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE l'KICES
Shoes - Slippers - Oxfords
Hats - l aps - Stockings
Sweaters
u ash Suits - Dresses
Inderwear
COME EMILY. SALE STARTS TUF.SDXY
SEVERAL ITEMS SELLING AT HALF PRICE
No refund or exchange on sale price.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Keller Merchandise Lower Prices
DRAPERY FABRICS
The Standard of Excellence in
AMERICAN CRETONNES AND DYED,
DRAPERY FABRICS
Sunny skies and the promise of warm davs ahead '
bring to mind the needed changes to be made in the
living room, the dining room, the bedroom. Fresh
draperies all around the hallway cushions need
new covers daughter's room must have new slip
covers and bed-spread. What more decorative, versa
tile, and altogether charming fabrics than Colonial
Cretonnes and Chintzes. There are sure to be among
tht m the patterns and colors that arc suited to j-our
individual requirements all attractively priced.
25c to $1.25 yd.
N:K.West&Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
ereri that we had dropped on dan-
yerousiy swampy
Ktuund.'
sit id
Chamberliu.
In alihtitiK. the Columbia's pro
peller struck the ground, putting
the plane out of commission.
Chamberliu and Levlne. who had
Just completed a flight of approxi
mately -i'Mlil miles, ave little indi
cation that they hail passed
through a Kreiit ord'.il.
The aviators were broituhl to
Kottbus in a private automobile
and went to the hotel An.-tirr'
where they were web-omed by local
officials ami asked to ineribe their
names in the town's "golden book"
and haudeil an elaborately carved
L'oblet and invited to partake of an
o(i-In.
At
BALE
"honor draft.'
The town officials offered to
send t he A in erica ns 1 o l.terlin tl
automobile, hut both ( 'ham herlin
and Levine said they were deter
mines to make the last lap of their
journey by air.
CilVKX Sla.tHHI
NKW YtillK. June ti, 4. API A
check for Sla.imn, a prize for Clar
em e D. 'hamberlin, pilot -of the
New Vol k-lo-tei Hn plane Colutiiy
bia. wa handed to Mrs. Wllrii
'hamberlin by the Prooklyji cham
ber of commerce at Porotill HalU
Ihoolilyn, this afternoon.
Win. Penii--; ccut--A GcmmI C'ii;nr
LOOK
Fast Colored Linen
18c Per Yard
J 11 Ul I M V,
.U,i,t
I n lit antic, Orv,