La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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EA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, July 13, 1027
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An lnilcM.ndenc Newspaper
FRANK B.APPLEBT Kdllorand Publisher
HARVET F. MATTHEWS
. Bunlneiia Manager
i Published evening, except Sunday, at HI 8 Aituma Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Oum.rvor-tjtar published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Hecond
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A CHEAT i'(i.Tl:.ST: For evil ilorn 1 . II be cut (!: but
tlioM lb.it u.iil iiihiii the i.otil, tlicy Khali iiilii-rit the eiutb.
I'wiliu 3 7 . II.
CJ.IIurd Passes
At Corvallis Of
Heart Trouble
t.'OHVAl.MM, Ore, July 13 ( V
'. J. Hind, i'xtt'imiim M'cj,ili
on imirkf tltiK and organization at
(ipon Ai icultui al collene mnl j
furnif r rf-prtrtelilulivn from I.une
founiy ilied here lust niulit of
heart ilirieaHP, uo following
weeK or iniienn, brought on. uc-1
corditiK lo ihyirlaiiH, by overwork
in connect lull w 1th the oiKaniz.i- j
lion of the prune huluntry during
(lie last three month, j
.Mr. 1 1 11 ill came to Oregon in)
IS'JH iilifl eiiKiir4'I ill rai'liilllf
Naiituclata, near Kni ric. In 1 It 1 A i
he wan elected to the legislature
turd nerved one term. In I !i 1 7 Ire
he;ame county use m of Outmtas
county n nd promoted thr ee yearn j
later to n.s.iifltftnt county nyenl lead
er for the mate. lleei,(ered hh
present position In 1 !n'3 and has
lieen identified with cooperative
niaiketim; for tin? last ten year.-
u nd active in all forms of farm or
Kanlzjilion work.
Mr. Hurd was inhixory ineniher
on a committee of nine to perfect
details of the Kinwer-p.uker prune
marketing plan. He in survived hy
his widow turd three noils and
daiiKliter, till m'own.
AROUSING HIS CURIOSITY
A statesman who fishes i.s always hard to heat.
; Now it is reported that women's dresses are to bo made
of cornstalk fiber. 'Smattei with the corn silk?
Whooping Cough,
Measles Gaining
roHTI.A.N'll. (ire.. July 13. (Al'l
WhoiipiliK coliHtl and inciisles
liniile an upuord Jump on Hie rec
ords of new .-uses reported In the
stale fur the ,eck ended July !i.
Issued by State ile;illll Officer
Strieker.
Twenty-two new cases in W;ish-iii-tiul
i-iuinty lis iiiiiii.tt only lour
111 tile previous week, imlii.tle a
possilile trend towiuil epidcinic in
Unit itiuiily. There was ;i Kliulk.
Increase in the number of cases
ported In I'ortlalld lilsu.
U I Jackson ami Josephine county
auucu me Hreiuer part 01 me 1
f uhoopiiiK coukIi rc-
1
There's iiothin-j exclusive alxmt true greatness. It's
ii ;..,'.. l.;.,....-t ....... ib. .4 41...;.. : , .....
niiuuii n oj;kcoi. iiiv:ii liuu ct llll.ll julLljllLS Ull I VI O-Leil I, new CI
slamns and one-dollar bills. '.ported
. I t'uriy. (iillbim and Lake sliow
fl clean bills of health in the m:
" i The federal fiscal year just closed showed a treasury "' '.miiniioim 'iisea
enniliiu of iv l,,.,l,.l .,ll,'..., .1... 1 .... t luee ases of sea I let feve
record. The national debt has been out to something more linker
than eighteen billion and the
r twenty-six billion in 1020. Not
finances. We can well continue to use surplus funds fori
it further debt reduction. H aids national stability and pros-'
" perity about as effectively as tax reduction.
J ww Mwaormx ii mi iw.ijiM'"""""" i..iJn.i'"lT rwP''"r I 1 -""
! IV. . f9 TIM-A''
f 'if ..'. ft'1 :' 1
i '"..- ; : . ' ' - : -
New Florsheim Oxfords
$8.85
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
THE MAN'S STORIi
, one in .Morrow
county.
. Only
w er e if-
uud two in
o hijjh point of the debt was rx . -r
lot a bad showing in national Dublin Moui ns l' 01
Railroad Scheme fti'" yi"'rlv"d ,u""c
Practical. Claim i- a. wmkih. iucii
. Mr. l-'ranl
f visit i UK" to
nncdy, who hud been
for a few days. .Mr.
Kevin O'lliggins
IM'UI.IN. Ireland, July 1 :t (Al
Dulilln wan it city of hushed j-
' Icnce today iih the hmly of Kevin
Hie conference between the heads of the bunks of Kno-- u'HiKiriim. nssaMinated vico presi-
t
' 1..,,1 I."1 i i j i i . , . s, r . '
. liiim, riitMLe iiiiu iieiinany ana me neaa ai tne weu yoik
federal reserve !ank is pro!
I he Kress Statu eunuch,
pliKHt il llirniiKll t he Mtrei-tH lined
ihy one of the most important w,lh Kn',lt (''nw,, mourners.
r 4.1, , : c ... . . ,,, I lie irony waK la lien 1 nun M.
f ui tut- uiiuiy UL-uiiuiiiii; coiiiereiices since me Worm War. .Mflrew ihureh where a requiem
t The various financial problems confronting the United maHH WI,H eiehntted "'i wim then
Cl(-iii! .Hi1 !tu t:,,,,,,,,,,,., : i.i ,, r i t enrrted to (tliiHiievin cenii'lery. So
j wo ctitvi iw) iMooinT.il numnouiB clli: LUllllllUilf U. Ill 11 lit I l.V
i' ways their respective, jut o-eMa aia.iu conflict.
g conditions and trade revival, highly desirable to Great Hritain,
n would not be particularly welcome to this country because
MOleinn w u h lire proresHion that wo-
Eatjiui' Credit ""'n r Hie hody passed hy mutes.
ii nd Hcoren fulnle rroin emotion "'hi
uud the heat of the day. 'with ni
It uaH estlninted that r.no.OMil lt ..u-
MKDKfllil), Ore., July 13. ( A I )
The .Medlord Mail Trihune will
j-ay today:
A railroad hei ween Ihitte Kails,
lire eastei-n terminus of the 1'ai.ifie
antl Kastern railroad owned hy
Owen -Oregon Linn her eompany. ;
and the Hill Lines in Klamath Kallsj
Is "feasihle. praetU'al. present Iiik
few heavy roek euts, and within fi-i
naneia! reason," aeern-rlinK toj
James H. Uwen. general inanaKei'j
of the (hviMi-Orcmm l.uinher eont-j
i pa n v, wit li liea cli uar tern in
jelly.
I Mr. Owen, after iiucslioniuir. rc
iluctamly admitted that wit ha pnl'tY
(nf eimiiieein, be iiad uone over the
country beuvoen .lime 3 and Jirly
' ft liiHl and atuclicd the toporaiiiiV
!iiihI lerratn Heclliim iOMHlble rail
llw.o ,,,,.,,1,1 ,,,,,. .,: 1:1 1:1; i. i . Irian people. payltiK llielr last
'",J . ' rnii cuii.nu.iiis iicic ano a ,, , ,,.. B.l,.u,. vl, ,,.si.
) reduction in the American rediscount rate, franco wants di m. watched the drnped nun ear-
larjjer gold resources as a basis for reestablishing the meUl- l""'niKl "IC s,n'e't'a'"' ""'
r lie standard, but dreads the accoinpanyin-r deflation. Cer-I '
many wants both kuM, like France, and broader markets' r .....j,.,, o ;
like EiiRland. The financial conference can hardly be ex- 'W(ljn ApcahS III
f peeled to reconcile, all the ciinl'lictino conditions and neetlsj M 0(118011, I SCO It, SI II
1 The hopeful thinjr about it, however, is the Tact that it-
;j brings tlfrether the best bankiiiK opinion of the world in hT, "Ih,
i cooperative and open-mnided spirit which ought to make ""' "radieiii" interaiaie ,ninnierce
Uor a minimum amount of friction. I'ossibly, too, it will JX Z'HZ
i really accomplish snmcthinjr constructive and helpful in world p''",f iKiHiuttnn ai.i Kmnu .
I'innnrinl nnul iiil nu-nt AItm cod, iK; L..iw i...t l-owd.n, rormer K.v.Tnr of 111-
trip l:ad nothing to do
other firm and wax made'
Mik'ly Tor our own Information." ,
waid Mi'. Owen. .Mi. Owen Mated I
(hal from hix oliMervatioiis on the
I rip. the most ill ff leu It nlreteh of !
territory lies hel ween Itutte KalU
and the nortl). a dislanee of seven)
mill's. TMIm if lat ely throiich ;
their tiniher holdings, whew the.ji.1.
eo nte nip la le huildlnji a loKiiiK
railroad line.
"The rest of the way Is k
in;:, wi(h n minimum of roek ems,
and I limi t think a half dozen
en would he neresxu ry, run-
d M i". iw en. "There Ih one j
in Ihe Little Itutte Heel inn,
e the 1 and L Mirveyor.s nntl;
p if three tnilex to eovrr 010
in order to maintain a u
- w hirl) m It; lit he elimlnat
of
the Hi a to game commission, left for
Portland Sunday, so he could he
present on .Monday at a nieetini; of
the commission.
1'nion whs well nnd KueeesxHilly
represented at the slio.v reeenlly
out on nt Molnllii Ore. I'Yed Snain
,nol arrived home WediieBday from the
latter plaee hearing the honor of
placing first in the hull-dnK's'inK
contests, while Iteiihen 11k, an
ot her l.'nlon contestant, ranked
thlnl in the wuiie contest.
The firsl enr londlntf nnd sliip-
thi -l " 1 K riimoer i ruin ine i ii cruh
i Trail pnw mill rt!ent ly huilt here
IwaH done Ihis week. Ah yet thero
i8 ih) planer here lit connection
uUh the mill and the rom?h luiti
her is being loaded on cars and
shipped oul, hut II is helieveil Unit
hy next sprtiijr there will he one
located at I nion.
.Mr Hello Husick lefl for I'orf
hind and Carlton, Ore., last Thurs
day morntntf. She was accom
panied hy Mr. and Mrs. Otis Kish-
Mr, and Mrs. Itiy Kisher, nnd
and Mrs. Cny Kisher live In Port
ia nil and the ol hei.s in Wallace,
Ma.
Kranli Sturnill. mem her of tho
StuiKlll Hrothera eontraetitiK firm,
who has heeu very seri-oiisly 111 at
Jlot Lake for the past few weeks,
hs reported as sliKhtly hetter at
this time.
Although thv outlook for fruit
in this vicinity for the present yeur
is very poor, the wheat -crop i
showing up very well and will hooii
he ready for the cut t ting.
IL K. (tilliam, of La C ramie,
is busy this week auditing the
hookfi of the I nion cily govern
ment. It is estimated that the work
will require about a week's time to
complete,
Since Catherine ereek is getting
down nearer to Ms normal Miunmer
flow of water and fly fishing sea
sen approaches, local fishermen
are' taking' out 'I heir licenses nnd
beginning to look over their fi.sk
ing tackle.
Kred Ko. assislant eashier in
t tie In km ba nU, accompanied hy
I .lr. Kox. spent the last week visit
i lug In Portland.
j Miss K'Jilll (aiklnsoil, office girl
i for tin 1 "lilotl lltil-dware eompany,
I lett Sunday lor her father'ti ranch
; near Ihvker to spend u week vaca-tioulng.
Sol Herman, who lias been roti-
' fined to his home for some time
lowing to sickness, was uble to get
lout hut week.
George Itcctor, who houglit nut
the Spencer poolroom In the
George Hal id building, has closed
out his business and returned to
La Grande. The owner of I ho
property will probably remodel the
lower floor which had been used
for the ' poolroom business, and
I inaKe n into several stunner rooms
for rent.
Preuching services in the Pres
byterian church have been post -poned
for the remainder of this
month. The pastor, the Uov. Mr.
lickitison and his family are en
joying a few weeks vacation vis
iting in lljo Willainetl valley.
Mrs. Iva AmbroHtus and t wd
children am hero from New York
for ft visit w it h the formers'
hint her, Mrs Mury Hutchinson,
nnd other relatives and friends at
1 'nion.
A very enjoyable meeting of the
local Woodcraft lodge was held at
the K. P.' hull Monday evening
when fulfill Circle No. 2 0 i enter
la Ined. Grande Honde Circle No.
Al of La Grande. After going
through the routine of business
the lodge Initiated three candi
dates, putting on the degree work
in a creditable manner. Kollow
ing the lodge work there were sev
eral impromptu talks by visiting
and local members. Several read
ings wer given by M is. Agnes
Paddock, a member of the I 'nion
circle Dinner was served hy a
local committee ami 11 is estimated
that about 1.75 members of I ho
two lodges wore seated at tho
tables. . After the "feed" dancing
was in order until about ono
o'clock in the morning.
John Conltm. former resident of
Ihis place, is here for his annual
visM having arrived last Tuesday.
He Is staying at the home of his
sister. Mrs, K. It. Johnson, in Soulh
Union. Mr. Coition now, makes
Ills home in Waila Walla.
M r. Hli d, the new sawyer for
the Oregon Trail sawmill, lias
iiiuwil Ins family hero from Ihik
er. Mrs. William Kh lbloek arrived,
home from Itaker Sunday evening.
She had been visiting lor the past
week at the home of her sou. lar-ri-l
Jrwin. Hi r daughter, Kalhryn,
is remaining In the latter placu
for another wi-'-k before coming
back to 1 ii ion.
Mr. Currier, who is in La Grande
for the normal school, visited at
l'n ion Wednesday evening. ile.
was a guest at the home of John
Wortman.
ft fiWnwi n -initi i i 1 1 urn mi
2
IF
you are bothered with
tire trouble, you
should see us. We can
repair your tires so
don't thro w them
away !
h?
you have a blowout or
a puncture, we can
vulcanize it in a jiffy.
IF
you want a high
grade gasoline, re
member we have Red
Crown.
Johns Bros.
Tire Shop and
Filling Station
am
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal
and General Repair Work
Call MAIN 179
Karl W. Lynch
2W2 Fir Street
make wars less likely.
or co(iKi:ss
The I'nileil Stales rni"Tess
is slurlin;.;- a eaiiipiiiii tu de
in i)i:i"i:.sh;
The win in has tin ned,
tired nt' lieinjr ridiculed, and
wild useu ajjanisi popular la..inn'.
II I 1 ... r. ...... i . j ...
" ,n "iK'-'i n.v i Menus in ruiiLTess uial nu other aw
niakinj? Imdy in the world has such hij!h personal iialil'ica
lions amonj; its luemliers or accomplishes so much in the
course of a session. Il is also urjrwl that no other Imdy
wiuiiii ine i lined Males tlial asscinliles lor the inn nose ofi
equal of congress, lieliev
i!l work to stop attacks on
legislative liranch of the H"V-
. I KlMlutur
l'lH'Ht' SJIIIH' fnri'rS III' illlil
UlX I- I ll' IllliT.Slutr CIHIIIIH'O'
lulloll.H full I'M .III lill Mil' tlr.'ll
miinu rily ni Ihi- rnlliiiails. uml Ihi'
OIU' Imiii-I li'i'lll iisIlK hii.1 roliM'
Iriun Ki'niiliikr III'' i'iiiimi ri'-s rn ilit
limltT !ll' Ir.li-llll I'l'MiTH! :irt.
Now. hi- Hiilil. II Ik Hi.- liiri s
turn In li- n i' 1 1 1 II I I'll lo I'li.iny I In'
I'llli'lllx ill MUOilll.lnt.- his Mi.ul.'l
with Ihi' iinoMtl ot tin' Kiirrit
iih lit.
delilieratioii and action, is Hi
injr these things, the dd'cuilei
coliKrcss and to rchaliihtate the lc;
erninent in Ih" popular mind.
A casual onlooker who is at
and a voter will still .say then. a;
Coujiiess prolialily dues do pretty wcl
of the legislative hoilics with which
I'ovnniajie ny it lends and to its disadvantage ly critic
superhuman. All aie Iheivl'me I'allilile and all make
mistakes and play their politic... and inin-lf a eood d
id achievement,
nuiiK wild a eoon deal ol sound
Mates confess as e!l as the others.
Honest private citizens lva.h.', however, that in older to
improve congress the puhlic must nnpiove itself. Conciess;
can ne only a utile aheai! ol the electoiate in ahilitv and
....i.; i wi. ... . i. ..ii ii.
tiviiieM-iiieui. . i 1 1 1 1 Hie Wlli.le oitlt lc lakes :m inle iiii.nl
interest in legislation, when sc.! lonahsm and demands for;
sectional favors ivc place to a di inaad lor acts henefitiny the!
whole countr-, when sell'i. h int .- ts mi longer have a strong. i
cr loiioy in conjjic.s than unselli-h mtei c.-ts, only then will
coiifcress he alile to lice it.-elf from its handicaps and attain1
its fullest usefulness.
Ihiu't (ieilook Our
MIDSl .MMKIt ( I.i:ai.M ; s.Vl.t:
W'eilnesila.v . Thursday, I 'nday, Saturday
Lots of wonderful li.uains which will pay you to
come in and look them over.
Also see our little fills' dresses for !ISe ard fl.'.is
NORTON'S Kli)I)Y SHOP
Iw'Mer Mncli;iii(iis(
" 1 1 IrTf "' T
MmTz Bii; . Jf 1 !
..j Mmm - -
yp&plp Give
MMImlr the : - fim
S- ite Mi mwmmmp vesi rocuet lvoaaK
Ti..--r..r.,...,, null,,!, n ,.-wui n i;.iivi I v mmj ii m ,m i mwi uouci urncess
k"- A UKAII I I I Y. fi f jf. rB 'M"fraa II WW M .3! f, I I I
i REPORTS SAYj V JfL 41 111 Since its introduction this
(f.M.tlMur.1 mnwl) T CsSn SBT f lll(Ul'jl 1)0011 il f;lV01'ik'-
i Mull ihissi ; with It ruilf ctillin III r
. III.' hi'iil Ihe l.it. Mt hio v. sl ..I (Sr
K..I,,.' miiiK i.Mv. You'll want one when we Hum- vou the fine
Ih.' work "it I'xhtimaliou is pro- .tfa.
..i.ssma si.Miiiiy uml,',' ti, ,ur,v. 1 Y C W7 pictures it makes so easily. I'av us a visit
... 1 1 BP M H m b I" fLJJ B,lviHHlB II utciay. I
" ! i.rl:.. Hi.- .,.1,,-,-h l.i.s BK.n u;. I I in ,.,mmm, m PlC'tlire SIZe K.X21;
s,m iMh-MhuiM I"""1"- " m.'iir.' .'.miiiii,,,, ,, TCSTT; A THfc
, h ..wliiu h.iw sii.l.l.'ii il.'iith ,,v, ,-l ' A I I
"ul,'-'"' I "Rich as Butter - Sai22t as a Nut"
h!''','uiuMn!V''i'.'-1 ., I, uy . Kn,s,.., .-iiHtiot ' WzVs& SVitd Boys and CItIs Mfef ' - -
uml nupiily HI willishoi.l us ,l,,so Krnzine 11.1 tin' i - f'ti?4ir -V..,N . ... ,-, ,-, ( .
! GIRL SAVIOS BOY .1 i, Hch i .., ,he S7 .
. -il itrencthen the human body, Kirn- J&Cvvffi I Jmi A
Hie I'nitcd I UVmv IMinvuc .acai.yMMaunocrpenec.qn.. J' . ,- JLA lllti I I
' ' V j I oW, . -ry con.rn.on.. J M7' l
" ,, . :. ,:: as .vxf s i
J , .. I...II for , I.. .W.I TSwfr- JifiJ i I
!..' . . ..u'Wi '! I Mm. .iv iniifiiimr.ni.li., I li..,. il J'Jt -J ."-VJ- X- f A' li II
"V.'.f A . y r-""' '"' - '"' Jmi'llll.'.l th,. ' I 4srt5S3?v )
i 'i.'-fi .. ' ''!"'! t"K.'lh. i'. Iirniklnc t lie iirm : I , " ' s ' L"' t ' .!i.,i..'i I I t
mm- i iii-tM '4Ji'.' .31. JIM I'll""' till' i'Ukiw. Hot 1, l,n... . I -j-- r j, ' ' U V II
i i ""r,- "i ii., .. ,lr , , 'i I,, -ksfl Wyr: I I
I t tM'. ! fc.l. iiiiiii.'.l in. in talo'ii to Hot , VL S. I
MR "-..;'. .'''I: I.il... mr tn-tilim-ni. Ills ..n t
k'i . . I i i:- ii tt w Ihi r.M'i ntly raiiir hoim-
I Ijooin ('oU. i;!. lor his va.'iitiou, is
I'tnloiii: Mr. Kiihll's phu'o Willi I S
E
i ri'M
D 1 -1!
I II.'V r i '.i I H-ui.. 111...I1.I !
Er Oliilil.il.' Ili llv l.,.!iniiiii. I I.
Hill li.oik. l.il win, 'il.
I'.'.t l.llllr. V uln'ti "he 1.11,1
f.l I. lull. I ., IV..,', t,.., t.,,.,0.
I ........ Ik.,! I "I. I, I.I 1.1' l II ;,,. I I Il
ic Siinic tune a iiixpnyer
tuo sides lo this mutter.
. on Ihe w hole. None
it is conimrcd. to its
me
their
;d of
ri(inis.'i ml Ul;ni.
in. 1 von 11,1 1st- ih'i-sMi
i h . 1 1 1 ) . hlulilv Ihi
III.' illl'.'l t'li.-r.- t
w I'.. I Ih- t itifly l
nis .-ll.lll !'.
.1 1.' Inn. I 1 If, -t.
1,1. . nlitcs,
Kfi'.-n p.-pi'i'i s
anil onions.
lm,i 'iH'Ml s run
rordini; lo I.i
.Mill tO M.i
I Mux (Sji-oi
'iliii, u ho run
1 rum 1'nion lo 1.: llrjin.U-.
imivtm,' it hull for n mini in r(o
Mm-I.iy mot -nimt an. I in loailim: t hf-
nim.i) ln i;iu;lil his nriii l'i-tnn
l" I'OiinlJi mi tho trutlor, with tli.
"!ii1 t Hit t tin- Imll jainmtMl the
noiiffls tttKi-t hei', hri'iikhiR tho arm
ift li. low tin- Hl.ow. Hoth iun'
rv IhoI.i 11. tmv slruiuli! across
mid th,- oih.-r at nn 11111: lo, the hit-i'-r
imikintr an tily fh-sh wouml.
1 h.- irtmt.-.l mun wm taken to Hot
; I a !.. tor 1 n-;i(mont. 1 Us son.
"'"'II w ho r.M-i-ntly ranif hmnc
m col hi;'1 lor tils vaentiou. is
kiiiK Mr. Kuhifs placo with i :o-
, h u. U.
.Mts liiith S.ii.iril. ttamrht.r of
'oif S'Hiii.l. ti iii't of t lie
I "mi i.t-piiiiiican, in nome ir.iiti
i M.mior.i univrslty for her v.iea-
n. She art-kvftl at 1'nion (tie hit-
r pin t of t lie i-ek.
A nwmticr t)t' reladvfs 'nn.l
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