La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Wednesday, June 15, 1927
Page Four
HA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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' Anilsissadiir Hon ick, tauncli rc)icsontative nf the United
States in Fiance, leaves no duiibt in the mind of anyone aUmt
his disapproval of I'.olshevism. In his Memorial Day address
at an American cemetery in France he spoke in no uncertain
teims. Held in hih repaid ly !iis countrymen and recojjuizjd
as one who is acquainted intimately with Soviet activities in
Europe, his speech will find favor with all true Americans.
The more one reads of Lindbergh which is preferable to
the crime and scandal that sometimes is demanded by a news
paper public the more one is convinced that he is desemnjr
of all this honor and hero-worship. He miplit well started to-1
ward his first million dollars if he had wished to capitalize
the turns-Atlantic feat. Few people couid have turned down
the jrolden offers that have been his. Lindlerh seems to 1h?
different. He writes his story for the newspapers and the
Xew York Times did the very unusual thinjr of tur.iinjr over
to him all of the money received fiom the sale of these syn
dicated articles. I'.cyond these normal returns and the prize
money the flyer seems not to be interested. Which is a
wholesome thing for average Americans to contemplate.
S Itck of cnlhusiaspi for the i'lcoine tax aiul the constant
' piv(iilion lhaf the measuro will not cany is" causing local
inquiry alxmt normal schon! construction. What will he tlie
status of the new institution if the new state revenue is not
forthcoming? The governor might, of coiir.se, as a mem. km
f the 1 oai d of Nuimal ScJml HtenK secure tk'lay tf the
huikiln";. Actually we dowht if he will consider such action tr
if it would be at all necessary. The state can, if requited, op
erate successfully with a look deficit amounting to as much
as three million dollars, and Uuruw only twice a year for
only a short j?eiiod. Thete is an abundance of state money
in various departments, if not in the general fund, except at
these two transfer periods. The nonnal school can well he
built regardless of the success of new revenue measures, li
was Voted by the people of the state by a big- inability. It
meets the approval of the governor's educational policy. The
site is ready; the money is available by slight lKMkkeeping
manipulation. There is no wuithy reason why the construc
tion should not be under way U-foie tin Mimmt-r is over.
s.mai.i.i:u mom:v
'i'lio nrw n n !- will I my jsi.st ;is much, l.ut it will In- vnsllv
ni'no convenient. The piesont hiiis mo n:. .1 tlum t li 1
inches wide hy nearly seven h half l.ni.cr. Tlie new ( i.e.-;
arc I" In.' half an ir.ch nai lower aial ipmi Iv an inch ami a
half shorter. They will fit hand ami purse Ik Iter than the
tihl ones.
There aie to he fewer tii'sin.-. on the la w lulls. A wi-ter
in the mjran of the Anieiitan n.iiikeis' Assneiaiinn su.i-st.-that
all the kinds el' paper iihei-y m,t 1;li 1 .ank-notes. sil
Vol- certificates, o,,, ceih! n ,-; ei t:f;cato.. t'nitcl
States notes, fi-dnal ieeiv i,..'e.- - i.,- n.ul. fi !""k ahke
evcept for tl-.eir respecliv.' seals. This, he l.eheves. wt.ul.l
make il easier for the usei. and haith'r f..i the c .miterfeiter.
The suj!fsiir-n has ais.i i.ei-n i:..li. j., .j,,, ,i,.-i.ii!:itiinN 1
restricted to seven, with xiti.tit a.- i . !...: ( r,e-di-!Ia:-.
Wasiiinti.n ; five-dollar. I.m,..:ii; t. ii-.l. . Jeffel s n :
Iwenty-dollar, Ciai.l; fii'ij -t!o!'..i -, c:.-ri.i!;.i ; landi . d-doKa;-.
llooscvelt; tholisaiul tl.iliai , ';ls,
Kesides the 'miN eiiierce of ...!;. i:, ty a;;,i
the treasury l.eheves th,- 1v ,H.V v. ' w.-.r.' ir. a-h lnr
because it will have l.e .leased ai d f. .',!,,( !, ... Tl;i ....ill
add to the economy of imi:iu:.n-n.iv. The -a1 : ;s epi .'t- e
to come to about i ne-thini i.f U e j
The only difficulty w dl la- il-.-i ;. .. , .. v , ,;, j
made, with the other lononiir.iti-.n aii.i-.l .,;. ilt (.,,-
the (dd machinery wears out and n.-ed - i riiia. . m, n; -'or
mimher id' years tlioic will he tu.i to hn'.n'.u- No o"e
will object to that t:uullo if they ,ue .m.-t :ih. t., ','v
ciunixh of it.
liKAPLKY SWIMMINC SflTS
Aye '2 to lii
SI.JKS lo .S.-J.T.")
Tlic lust sw-iniuiinjr suit niaile se!!i!-U' ,.i
lii-.v "-iul;ir i-iiv.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Jictter Merchandise Lower Prices
... I3uinee M una tier
E"o
SL'.bO
$5.Q
$:.oo
.4?o
400
it Uu I
i ;i Uu
,i,.i uu-
i'.-.,iiii
ri!i:s. i-iiiii.iixiirs kpkci.w.
TIIAI.V, Kn Hutu.- lii lllm k mini.
S. II., Jl.ll.' I.U'I l'.'lili II'.
I'ooll'Uv- w;.s m lnimtil Into Soul h
Ditkuta tod.ty so.-n aftt r hteios 1
lb. maif lint on U- Jurny to
his Mimii;t-r f .sil' nr in tin- Kl.icit
I I ii Ik. As tin .. -(: 1 tmin 1
into tin- (ft.il.-, i iniwl w.tvid it--i:m
- Hn! to thf j.n nt from
KiMnn. first Mallnii ill South I
Koln. Siinlfai nr .-lnii:s v t-n hwh tr
im; at the o!!cr Mitatl townn. ami
hoitl art r 1. 1. .iU!.i.-it S-nito--Ni.ib.-.U
of S-'iith Da I, (it; ami a
ii-it-Katlcn of l.ill fill.-
from Hi- -.tliu p. nt of th. Mat'
i...ti -l. -l tl.. li nn lo ,t-nd tii
III t of f I-. -la! v. fit 'inn-.
Aiiiti tarti i" tli'ati tiKtiaJ. hu'It
t''.- prohb nt and Mih. fooU'l;;'
wvr1 out on li" (-i" pbitl.mM t-
iiit t t lh - t rowile as th-' ttain l-f:
th.- luM t Hi. Mil. 11' s.
t(o- rout-. At JIuioi
U lli-d a-l .ip i.ts in.
;ii,-;u;i thi Mat mil v.a.s
t biij of t he ( i'v ;i n
I lti S il
ii.. ri.-M
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Hill,. .1 I...
il.y roiiii
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t r nlf w ho ifla d
I'UMili'llt,
(h and Lodge Opens
In Portland Today
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li ..f -..i v.,lhs f.
Hit? i..c:iihu l.l'iiy'T. Ii'
i-.M-vili!.- liif ."'ii'l y.-.ii- .ii- ch.ilil.iili
uf lllc r::"iin.l
Tl.c I. .line u.. 1 I l.v Ili:,".l1
V ..ilnpfiil M. i:.l;.r II. S-n-MllOl
III I'.ir'hinl. IHUMI'S
ui'lc .'t Cs.'lit U..IH f..! M.i..lil(
:. .Ih in I)'..'
(iri'i.''.it ln;i t'!.i i.i: li. ip.it. .1 !-
(l.i' in III' I'rti' ir.., il".lu.iOri:
I't.i : 1. nil i. lu-. lliil'.li.ll ii"ll;ir
M'liH- li'llij.!.'. Th. I.'.i il.'i ii;; Is n..!
) ! . ..IKIHOI. .I. Imt l ." f. r ...1
;.i!. r'.l thul Ihc v.. riii. I.l'.if l.nl.'s
i.ili In. 1.1 lh.-ir i:.i'ftl:r.s th.r.'.
I.. r-rii'.r I Ifi -Mil is s. lii.t nil .1
l. make iir i.i.i' I. .t- t.'.rty.
Karook Entrant
c 1: vski; vii.i.i:. ii!.. j i!i. :
( .I').- -i'lymi t'.t.ud. K.-rook ,n
tl.itl In tl;.- 4 mi ;niV l'.-;iJvood
limb -1 y 1 n ( l.tn iiiuru t it, a t ri !
tod;iV on' and nne-ha!f mibs
;.!:;. 1 of lb.- m-vt o! t!i" I ' oUt."
iti'iiM'is. The ttt'li.ins b-ft Sui
t! ;irt'''s'(i aT 1 ' a. M sit rd.iy
! t !n- run to (,;; n's I'.-.ss. in.-.
i:u.!iai: Wat. . K.f ti'.k . iitn.nt
(mill tin i.-li. a!-r;ii in (b ys'T-)
v l ;e s - 'iiiil. ; n i m ;:s t ralli I b ''
I'ab-on. Mai ItuH. I''blln- St
and S.m;. ail K rool.s.
;:
t ;o ei naiin -i
'tlir.-e Z'.m In-H-.ns fni.i
N-w M- Ui J imon. M-IM a an '.
"hoc he-. c'.'ecked out of S:Oi!a
V.'ii- n t!i" I'tnneiv arrived ),. !
th. had m-r- I T nf. - of I ! li
ra, f-ofii San 1'r.tfT v
ej t. d to r.-r-rh lir.ait.s Pa.
( h. .. In i'b.'iil l' d.iys.
1.1 !
M'"K m: M Ml I 1 li
ll.KI?i:. nr.-.. Jon. I". I Al'l
.! 1- V.' l.-iti.ln. 7'. o! Spnk.itl
kill-. I ..-r.l.iy ..I ): l-i,.
i Il l- Ill 1: in.. ;i t!-. 1,-ninl
I b-
tri.l n( i;r. nt l oiiitty . h. ti tti
ti..r.- h I,. Ii....iin- l,;i, . T'..
i, n.-r k. .1 !ir ln lnlo i
.in.! in.-- .ikiii; w.i ii
piic ol to' k.-
t nr. -I.
Comedv
'The Old W ar Horse'
VILLIAM FOX.
preset Us ,
UleiHvc Mchrin's darin'r novel
Wiih
mai )(', k uklla.my
h.m:i:l-ox k hid
i 'AYid Tui:i;i-:.CK
;i.i)!M. HOI'K
(Haki.ks faki:i:li
MirrwTTrr ' ' 1 11 " .
VL -V.
flilltmn. vifi
A- W:f' ::S :A new terror
Iht lttil'M ml i'luUf Indi-tna's'ilry'law si tb-v rni-ht have whisky as a itiediiine to cnmtt.it t J'lioid. In A
It'tler tn (iuiMinr I al Jar kwm, (;ilh.j4 iirfd l ht n:-d icma 1 whisky ban be wiped off the eta lute book.
IK' reminded the KHVtTinn' that dmitiu the n-i-ftit illness nf .Mr". Jacknn. which a I must fust her life,
phy.iri,ins pr-s-rilud whisky and (lllli.'iii pr-.oiired .f.mc. The children shown above are Dickie. 5,
mm ted bitdv Mrs. (liMitim, and (,U"fL to nht Luther. Klt'cit. 14 and Arthur. S. A closrup uf Mrs.
Cillmm is itlsu huwn. '
Johnston In Lead
In Golf T oiirneij
OAKMONT. Fa
With the Atlai
June I 5. ( A I'
I til
tmatetir
aml
dfffinlin"
attain in a
erratic slv
'hampion Folitiy Join
railing position through j hrnw n eolored cap and khaki tol--makim:.
another Simon I red st:it.
son iJinuuvi Johnsloikj TwilL- lileiitifjeil
lis. held t lie lead today J The o!h-rs wore pasitivly i-bn-de
ha If way sta'e of tlie j ti'i' d by the w itio- as Lay and
pen yrdf championship. Hoy Autremont.
i'ttre II
in
of M.:ilirai
at (lie 3i )i
Aiiicnuiii
1 Johnston tacktl a 74 to his top
and
out
in front with
"l'! of 147. a stroke ahead of the.
little Italian professional (Jene S.ir-'
" " l"icaieu
his 74 of yesterday. !
Jmics five over par as a r-sulti
ot a streak of erratic approaching
ami puttmi:. re.tw:ieil 77. .me stw.t ,
mote ih.01 ihv day bef..re. The
tit!- holder was stroke- behind
anrt "I. on:; Jiin ' Barnes. K'Jl
champion.
$16,000 Spent To
t7cat Up New 1 ork
Nl:V Vl)l!K. Jii:h- I.".
H ...si Hi.- i lly of X.-w Vork JK.
'" to .1. ;in Ul l.v" tf.ll t.r VMll.'
pit ..-r ;i 1 -I en hi. 111 ttiri.wn up. in Thj
Mlr.-iH :i..:n niii.l.niii .luniiL' t.:-
In i iil.im l l.iii.lhtrvli m
, M.ui.l.iy.
I Tun tliousriii. '-ulnir w ijius" h.i.l
j to work v.v.-rt i in.- to milk.- tl.c
Mrci ts look . iitnt.l.- ult.-r ti c
pup. r Mi..-.M..rtn. St r. . I cl. antnir
.1-p;trim. iit olil. iiil.s Mini...! noiii-.-
h..t in ini ly hell I hi n-i a:l. .1 lo-
hiy t!.at poll.-,, ami oilier oin-
ci..i- I, a. I ii-su. .1 a solemn uai iiin-
tc .in., a-, il.ai it uas ..tt as.-ai!i-t
tlo- law o throu pau-i from 111.-
iMit.tows.
STAR
siinl" Ih tn ed h i
miih I tn.-titaue n Im
hand w ill.tiut bnel Itnt
le r in. n t in - of i-ii-iniii
iM-e taiiubl it- lii
i'i tia'de le oil (it li a;-
t
I be y i!lH(il- tnv
ii-itd now n pM-tun-Ihal
uuIIhiiio will lim-!
l 31. 'I "
'-w? Ts.-a f-
r. i.-i' v - i i v
r,f Ijidtan-i's attorney- general. i.ss
ACQIWIXTAXCES OF -.-THREE
BROTHERS 1
REVIEW ACTIONS
(Continued trom Tupe 1)
i -
In the
bat 1 utound and wore a
Koy
"Th.
ltd 1 a
is SI.' I
I.OVe
said, the witness testified:
kid nc'iis a union suit.'
b-d to the third man tn eive
. tie replyinr ".") or
s i.l.-niifii ati'n of the
frnd.-illt w
,.,, , ,
deiinite. b. mfi- -"he's
A tales s!ip of the purr!:
of
1'ny ami Koy war iduHIMed bv
i.ov. The two knapsacks and
canfi-tns were also id-mtil b-d.
Wimi- sm s have t. stni. d tla
tram robb- rs wore khaki co'oi-.-d
. cb thiiiL. A brown cap was found
: m ar the rime s; -ene.
I ' ndr 4'r.-"s .-a m ination T.ovo
said "I'm lUft positive Utiuh was
ill the store, but I believe he was."
,Trxutr:Zn
in
I'nim tin' riiiit'i-n.'. nii'l kniipsMi-ks
ini'l tin- siifi.s ,-!ip. I.ov.' I.l.-ntlfp'.l
lh- pur. I'u.-t i s a.s Kiiy ;m.l liny I :
Atirrl'inoiit. in Oiiol.ip 1 r.J.T irnm
rtn ll.iir .'i. . .. ;i -l.t-M l.'i! s . i -1 ii.
v:.s un.il.i. to i.t- uti'y H'lL-li us til..-
J '"' f of l'''"-
lii-iii'-iiilH'r sulr
Th.- wilitcis sai.l h.' t-i-in''n.l.'-r.-.l
the isali- tui iuisc "nil' of tin- can-t.-.
us li.-ol t.-oinc a Nlor. ti-lic."
I:. V. .tc'-ul!oili:li a s-i l.-.-lna n
of I'oitian i in !::! mana.-r .of
lii.. I'. ..pit's SiippA son- at Ktl-
c. n-. t-MHi.-l thai on S. pl.-inl.cr
14. i:i, l:oy un-i !;.- 1 )t- Aiilit -
tnont ai i t.ir p . ni .1 l.v "n II.H.l
y.uiltr man o! tt: ir ircip-ral app.-ar- '
ancc." Iiutcliasi -.1 a provi-ry oril. r
TODAY
THURSDAY
4
a; v
' '.
whJj her children fur ullue til;e
which h" helpe d carry to a jrrec.n , P,:'r'ons n5,ti It! hostatfes In Mas.
aulomobilf. In tlie lot was a pound colv put to dath in the
ean of iN'pper. aiterwarda round "event of further attacks on com
mar tlic holdup scene., i missar.s.
The witnesK t.'stified that his at
tention was attracted to the pur
! chase by ' the lare amount Of
. raisins and cracked walnuts In the
order".
! John Ilarr, of Ashiand. automo
! bile mechanic at the time an em
; pioye of the 1'ark carap-, identi
, lied the defendant an the driver
of u cru'ii automobile lie repaired,
t 1 e Autremont thm save his name
) " K. K. JnnieV, Barr testified,
! "James" paid thr
vislts to the
. ; ant ire his car boimr held for thp
; arrival of ra din tor parts. Tim car
w.is turned over to He Autremont
. on Sept. 2. the witness Paid. The
car was damn-d w lvn tl struck
ii red steer on the racific high
way, while the defendant 'was driv
ing to his fn tliers home in Kuirene,
the slate contend.
Barr identified the brown cap
found near the tunnel as similar
to th- on' worn by Iv Autremont.
"$500 in Prizes
Mil lil I
Somewhere in the cornet ot your
mind you have a favorite original
recipe lor salad, puddings or
other dainty dishes made with
Krausc's Marshmallows.
Si-nd it lo thr Marnhnmllow Cook
Brink ' Edllnl. CAre Tril Bill Bisrutl
Con-.panv. Spokane or Portland and
uin a $ I bill
i
OgSicial
Packed ONLY in
Onz Pound Tim
'jaU
i
4-Mi il Vl pii -iMwf
jfeW m I'd W ' l.l m&m
IX RUSSIA
IS RUMORED
(Continued from Tuge 1)
A dlwfiUrh from llltfii to th(! !
Daily Mail ti'll.t of Ihf hiiootint; at I
Moncow of "S forni'T officers of
the czars arums and th-r' motel
than lun ix-rwonj liavt; h-rri hot in
aNuwlnutlo.1 1
M. Voikoff.
"This nw terror." the corn-s-nnd-nt
adds, "has more than
doubled the number of suleides in
Mowrou. uh'Ti1 tliere are now from
t-n to fifteen dally. Moscow ami
i I.cntnprud do not posseffa I'lioiiKh
prison accommodations for tin- ad
ditlonal thousand pcr,son arretted J
th
paM few- days, and puarded
freti,-ht trains are li uvinc both
I citb. n niphtly. taking victims lo
: Sibt riu." ,
Th correspondent quotes w hat
lie Keys an announcement of th;
! Moscow newspaper Izvestiji, orcmi
of tho federal executive committee
of the Koviets, that
prominent
' A spokesman for the German
foreign office. Ucsloned about a
ri port.from fl.eneva that Germany
had derided to warn .Moscow of
the advisability of discontinninir
coniinunistlc nrnn:iiran.I:i nliro-id
made the decimation that lr.
Stn Keniann. the foreicn minister
had made repented friendly sue
Beittions to M. Tchitcherin. tho
jMjvtet foreign commissar, that con
tinuation of communist propa-
Pan,,il no' onl' toiifltltuted an In-
MiniiuiMiiiU'i'' iiainnca i iu ine so
viet unions foreign relations tt.-ner-ally,
lut was a harmful influence
on liusso-Gvrman relations.
Berlin dispatches quoted the
spokesman as saying that 1 r.
Strisctuiinn tn private conversa
tions with M. Tchitcherin at Ber
lin ami recently at Bud-n-Baden,
trb-il fo impress on the soviet offi-
'rial that It was absolutely neces-
sary for Itussia to disown the ac-
S .
Entry BlasifeJ
the
of - -
will rve you the lull particular Conipcicni nicle will
decide on ihe mr.is ot every Recipe entered ,n thi, c.n
le.i ,nner wtll receive a dollar bill AND a lull pound
I? ,f ru'' Mar.hmallow KRLE. The olhc.al rtiliy
blank MUbl accompan every recipe entered
Krause'j Mar jhmallcv. are Limnut the country
over for wonderful flavor and tenderness. Get
a one pound tin. They're a Ural lo eat
Full Pound Tinj. 6(V
In Bulk, pound 5qc
Small Tin 20c
Small Cartons jqc
5old Only in Blue and While Container,
Krcuse's Slanshn-ra'tlo.LS Arc Sold bu Co'V:ien
crs. Drugatsts and Growers Li iryickcrc
- BUL SPQKANF and POWTI
llvjiji'S of th third lnlTiiutionul,
i patelH M trom N arsaw ami otlu-r
I c-ntf is juiltlishfl abroad r'iui-tirit;
i a i-' iKii or t'-rror In i:uia w r
' char;u tri ized by offleial mtv t
lelrehu today as 'SfiiatioiUtltstu
! athl rot."
j Thfif Is s )tin- tension !nTf tin-
to tht emit lii'ial war talk tudtiltd
ill y the jtH'Hs; otherwis- tliitiKH
art! normal.
I ( T)I,. IJ ) SI'E.NDS
MORNING IN BED
(Continued from P.:ro One)
the cul.Miel leaves, probably uu Fri
day. Mi-v I.indbei i:h ithi lined tn re.
turn t" t. Louis on a 1 o'eh.ek
j tram lliis afternoon. She. ton. spent
'the iimrninK quii'tly and had n.
Basements prior to Iht departure.
j .ppmo AiTtitiriiient.t
I r.iiMlberh's late aftei noun s hed-
uie had nut been tletermined, but
i,0 j,u approved of the arra)ii:e-
meuts in
r.le In his behalf foe the
They called for his lu-es-the
boxing bouts at the
evening.
em
l'ulo Grounds at a special pei l'oi ln
ante and at a benefit show to be
jiiven for XiinL'f.vcr ami Coli. the
hist liirdineti of I'rance.
The airman was inlroduced at th"
dinner la-t niu'lit by Mayor Walker
as tlie "outstandiiiir fimire in'ilie
civilizetl worltl." lie sal with t'.o-
crnor Smith.
'.'ai'dilial Ma
liarles Kvans llnclir,
s. Cishoii .Manmij-;.
and other dignitaries of almost ev
ery calling, while tliou:vimls in the
streets outside l be hotel. in the
lobby and in the three ballroom
wlure the dinner was (erved ..oiled
their reeiir.:s. I, one ovations jtre
ceded and n.lb.wr.l ihc tyidcal!
brief address devilled entlr-dy ,.,
aviatioa of the yoiinir heri. It"
pleaded for tlie eta Id ish IllCtit of
airports in order that pas-;tMKM-
plane servl.-e miicbl be d-
Lindbergh s;iid l':ie next bitf stc
in trans-Atlantic (-..iniTindbation It;
air would be that of multi-motored
planes.
I'heeilnir u"-:s -limbed -h:j!r-1
iid tables as the yomh ended his
ad.lress. "What a speaker." was
one remark by
ruesi.
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