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EA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, July 11, 1027
. - - ' . - - 1 -V- -
(Incorporated)
An Iii(lrMinlrnt Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBT
Kdltorvnd I'ublliher
HARVEYF. MATT11KW8
Uuwlnes Manager
Published evening, except Sunday, at 141ft Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Obfcrver-Htar published every Friday,
Entered at the Postofflce at la Grande, Oregon, as tiecond
Claw Mull Mutter undur act of March 2, 1 87&.
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Daily, per aix months in advance $4.60
Dally, single copy , 6o
H Mali
Dally, per month in advance BIMj
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Dally, per year (n advance I&.00
Weekly Observer-Star, per year $2.00
ADVERTISING KATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch 42c
Display, louiil, per column inch .. 40c
Time contract prices on application.
STAIMI.ITV: Tin- cumjim'I nf t !ir- I. mil st:i inlol 1i foriivvr, the
tliuulilM uf liiw ln-;irt In ull i-iil-i iiti'iini. i'wilni
1928 Prune Crop
May Be Handled
By Cooperative
I'OKTI.AND, Or.. July J I. (Al)
, I'lanx In have the newly organ
ized association at gruweiH and
KblppeiM of Italian dried prune
handle the 1 9 7 crop in Oregon and
Clark county, Washington, have
been dropped, It in umlerHtuod hero.
The committee of nine which ban
been handling orga nidation will
continue iu work with a view or
having nil contractu tdgncd Jan. 1
for the bundling of the ItlL'H crop.
In a Mateinenl Issued today, ft.
II. Kipp, manager of the market
tug department of the Portland
chamber of com merer, said In I
part: '"At Hie time the fiiiiil plan'
was agreed upon by the prune rotu
mlltee of nine on July y. to which
all packer agreed, no aiiieeinent
wan entered into mm to the time of
opening prices on t he 1 It 7 crop,
but there wan a tacit understand
ing that therp would he no offer
made to ell the l!tJ7 crop pines.
"It haw always eemed to he the
conceipuiH of the entire committee
of nine that unless the California
groweiH completed their organiza
tion It would he both Inadvisable
ud iin possible tti complete the
Oregon organization this year."
ETHER PIRACY CHARGED BY JULIAN
Oregon Lines In
Proposed Merger
Naughty children who play in the mud grow up into citi
zens who go to sanitariums and take mud baths.
The convention is less than a week
the biggest single gatheiing in La
should make the most of our opportunity to be true hosts.
SAI.K.M, Ore.. July II. (aim j
Tln-i-p Oi-fKon mlluuy llni-s. ihc
On-'un Klt-i-ti-ir, the Ori'ini Trunk!
Ullll till- l'll-. l!;iiiy, !-(. in-!
clli'li'il In llic irutiisl nii'i-i;-r ;
ii-hei-H.y the ('.real Northern l';t-ji-lflc
ruihv.iy cimijiiiny, a new enn-;
ji-ern. would jii-quire hy lease i-im-i
irol of the Siioliane. I 'i.i-tl;. ml aaill
.Seattle i-njertles. As r-cently yn-I
. jnuunecil frittn U'lisliiiiirtun, 1 1. ( ".,
HWay. It S gOlllg tO 1)0 l.uth the (iient Nunlierii I'aeili. I
Oniwle historv. .Wo'M"" h- 1 fc s- i'titi..ns
; with the I.
anil eupies nf th
hietltinns were toii.iy reeelveil hy the
- - T TTT isiu'e piiuiie sei-ylee ruiniiiiNMoll.
rn .1 , , . whleh has the rlRlil to make lic-
llie supreme court and some state officials are going to rwe the i. i c. .m-h reiietitinns
Tool around until thev get Old Man Oicgon in a perfect state "" ""'" in the . The
.... ., , . .. , . . . ,hleiKO. .Milwaukee anil St. I'anl
of bankruptcy penniless on paper but millions in his wife s has asked the suite eiiiini.ssin i.y
llallle. Jlelerapli to lve the matter very
i-ai-eful cunslderaliiin hefore Klvin;
iiiirov-iil.
Among many tilings that La Grande could happily enjoy,
if it weren't for the burden of paying the bill, is an inside
park. Now there is no place close enough to the business area
and center of town for visitors, shoppers from over the vat
Reed To Continue
V are-Wilson Fight
1.,.. :.. .1 . ..r .. r..: II.. . i i t ... ' .-n.M. m.N.
"i ' irai "i io-- miuiu: ui a iiieitmy irue ami lei urea eyes senator lteed
Inly 14 (AIM -
imldiean. I'i-iiii- ;
get new strength by viewing green lawn and colorful flower Kv'-'i. -im h-ii the snceensfni :
beds. City finances do not pe.mit providing a small park of 7H ZJTLZmX, X"!Z '
that kind, robably, but its need is appreciated and its real- .- it --. annDiinee.i today in
izution hoped for. As the city is, of necessity, delayed, a real 1
opportunity is olfered some public-spirited citizen with ample ""' aiiit .ast iu the var. -w iisnn j
means to perpetuate a pleasant memory. Several suitable hUrNC,Vh!;r.'i,m l'"""sylv""ia j
puns are lo ne Had and the g:tt ol a puhlie park to a city such
... it.:..': i . i. . i ..ii . i . ....
its mis is a memorial mat, coma mil ne surpassed. j
I ' I SAI.K.M. (ire.. July U
Political observers throughout the country, with verv ,. ":. i- '-.n- i;-v. j. mi hcniway enouch to i. nve the
r ... , , . ., . . :, . ,. , ' 1 "le Ml'!'- 1'1'eilei-h k sti-nnu. -earth, left Smith's plana for tin
lew exceptions, ale inclined tO the OpllUOll that CoolldgC U ' I'm-tlan.l. were yesterday ap- immediate return fllKht III doiil.t.
is well on the way toward another republican nomination ""'"V1 l,y ''"''"' i-iitier-.m nsj Anthony Pai-enie. financial buck-
. .ii- , . ineniners nt l lie stale i-hllil w el
and consequent election. the chief executive, however, fare eoiii m issii n. They Mif'ce'
hasn't yet announced his intention and numerous things can M","?, A "!:''' '"I",st""
. - , . , niiil .Mary .1. Spttrlln whose term
liapiR-n between now and the time for the starting of can-,
didacies. Many lnlHiential men who are willing to support
tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn mun mm.i iwiiiii nii.ii nw ww m' f'V'rmWf'l.mt mnmimm
i ' ..i-m .iii-iii tri-i rLitoMrM,'tumtoh-j&iLXi&TM'a2r min-nn uiiij
r- : : n
s ill jrr . i tt
H rT5- ' ij No chunge except the
j ashort iV'" sheim quality and style.
I time only. V ..JP' Sec them in our win- ;
I ' doivs . . . more inside. i
I 1
A few styles $9.75
111 -tV.t tt hit j. o t m
mi . iv. vv esioi lo. inc. m
I THE MAN'S STORE
I
I'iiiicv of the fiber Is chnrcfl bv c. c. Julian. I.hk Auui-les
piomuu-r mid ivner t( .stall on h.MTK. lien lie went on the a li
the other night to continue bis "expose" of conditions which caused
wroclthiK of the potrulcunr company hearing his name, reception
was ruined by Fbrieks njid yowls. Itadlo experts say that it could
only be the result of bungling by the sliitlon operator or deliberate
Inteii'er.iice. (in the latter score Julian has laid complaint before
the federal radio authorities. The picture shows Julian'r .station
and Julian at the "mike."
Portland Men Hurt
Near
:.imm! persons shortly
1 takt- m f liin.
The Dalles' To " :ii
Mimii climbed into tiie pilots
bin at S.-.'.ti a. m. and the hih:.ii
DAIJ.KS, Ore.. July t 1 . r:ige containing four carrier pi.
lohn Nooning. Portland, 's g. ons wer shoved Into the nui
al hojspita! wit h a broken galors cabin Twn r 1 1... i.i.i..
int'-rnal injuries which jUeie to be released "tin -n.i Aim
iiiuj inme liiiai, auti Jiiim s i. ; mites out at sea jmd
is suffering from n broken shoul-jiurn to their Oakland
tier nit'1 severe lacerations aliotit other two w
Til I
AI')
in
P--Its an
!u Jrr.. f , " """ 10 re- 1
cote. ,Thu ,
1 11 he :. L-..it t.. Li
' ' i- nwiL. uiuui iinu released there.
nt' an -into neeidi nt on the hiph-1 ATter Hrotite li-..( ..ii...i... i i.
way ai.mit s miles southwest of the navigator's cahin mid was s-t-i'lie
l:alles this nornilitr. . tlinK himself anions his instru- '
NiKiuinc mid l.ee left Poitl.u I im-nts. t'aptaiu lioyle Uesiiatehed !
this uuirninir on u fishing- trip to motoreyele rider to a neurhy 1
Crater lake. While neKotlatiilK -I ilrus store for a liottle of smeilini; '
i-uiie on i ne iiaiies-i ainornui iin.. was done at the siii?-
hiKhway their car went off tit-.' Kestlon of Lieutenant .Maltland.
road and turn -il completely over.' w ho told Captain Hoyle thai he
,unu l. 1,-ut. HcKcnhi
t
-.AI'ltnXT IKIAItO MKMI-.I KS
l
SAI.K.M. (ire.. July 14. f.l' I-
S.MITII BEGINS
AIR JOURNEY
TO HONOLULU
fcontlnued rroni rage One)
umiKigc nave le.-ulied that decision because his return to
office is considered the least disturbing influence that could
be had, not because they have any fictitious ideas about
Cal's superior ipialities as a president. If a gradual change
SAI.K.M. (
Cireiih Jink
leni t.iinoi-ni
appll, Mtii.n i
re.. July I I
Kelly will
v ami al tin
ill he m i. Ir
I Al'l
III Sa-
IHstrtet Atlin-nei- Cars
time III the near fnturr
eeulion of r:ilswiM-th
him hi
ei- of Hie IliKht, who had concur
red in a statement lliat the return
flight Mould he attempted almost
immediately arier the Hawaiian
InU'lliit;. later said that phase of the
project was up to the flyers them
selves. Two hours h.-rore the scheduled
hop off the fOB la-Kim to lift. The
fly
at
::ia.
for the l-S-
K'ellev and
of sentiment in the direction of some strong Middle Western J,""1- wni,,s V. te,i ,,f u,.. r.
or Western man should become obvious, many of these lead- ?Z"lr"XZ yea's """""""
ers will not be found in the Coolidge bandwagon. Lowden T1"' ""i'ie from ihe si .-m,.
and some others may gather suiprising momentum before
convention lime and Coolidge at the same time imiv decide ri'"'" ""' """ supreme m i i.y the
against taking the chance,
with assurance at this slag
No one can dope the campaign
county clerk he
today.
Never slrlli
iron Is hot.
a woman while the
LAIIOKATOKY I'OOI)
A former Milwaukee chemist, now in a school of engineer
ing in Montreal, announces that he has discovered a process
of making food by artificial means. Few of the elements or
minerals can be assimilated by man in their natural form.
Nature prepares them for our use by successive steps.
IMaiits digest and modify minerals, and then animals digest
the plants. .Man lives on plants and animals both. It has
long been the dream of scientists to ect back to original
sources, -obtaining imui isliinent directly from the unlimited
raw material of the earth.
The Montreal chemist s:iys he develops a chemical solu
tion from vaiious substances entering into the composition of
our liody cel.s -nitn'gen. potassium, phosphorus, calcium,'
magnesium, iion. etc. and deveiops thai solution into H miti i-
lions compound with the aid of certain plant cells and
fei incuts. i
So the process hn'l all lab'-iaimy chemistry. "Plant cells'
itntl ferments" play u big unit in piepaiiny .nod for us by Un
usual processes. Vet if the ( hcunst can do what he says!
he can, he will greally ehtnt.-n and simphfv the steps. And1
ubstance "sufficiently nomish-i
." he Mill
Army l-'lvers Present
l.ieulenanls MnHland ami ti
berfjer, army flyers u ho completed
their tliclit from Oaklaml to Hono
lulu, arrived at the field to witness
the taUeotr. The crowds cheered
tin-in eiilhusia.sticiiiiy.
The I .i-ut -nants discussed with
Smith riyinif con tilt ions between
here and Htiuaii and ;if him ad
vice hk to the landlmr field.
Ii route and Suiil h thanUcd the
army men for Ihe pointers.
The crowd was estimated at
Ker exneri-
eneed difticulty in keeping awake
during the middle of their flight
and could make things easier with
the aid of salts.
;. A floral horseshoe piece was
presented to the flyers by .MisseH
Anna Van Um;e and Advilda Itel
tencourt. (irt.s Sniellins Salt I
While the crowd and flyers watt
ed patiently for the arriv;H nt the
Kiiielhnir salts, four navy plants
circled slowly above o r head.
The smelling sails arrived at !:M
a. nt. and were handed to Smith.
Smitirs father. K. V. Smith of
KausalHo, )'al.; stood beside Hi,r
plant- lalkinv with his son. ,
The father was confident of his
son's success. "My HOli is Koine to
to make it." h s-aid with a smile, j
Mi.ss .Marjorie ltrown, of San 1
Francisco, who announced yenh-r-day
that she ami Smith would be
inarrted it he completed the flli;ht.
stool near the plane, weeping. Af
ter Mies llrow n composed herself
a hit. she smiled and said; '"1 know
Krnie will make it."
She had had a Uht chat with
Smith while tij.-y were waiting for
the smelling salts ami started
we. ping when he left her to climb
Into the plane. .
Smith i:cltcil
Uronte appeared quite cool and
cont
'd
niiiid
and as little concerned lay after the first hep off, tell in sextant, thermometer, drift Indfei-
over the venture ah'-ad of him as behind Smith. tur. l-.nil; and turn iiitlieatt.rs. sii:-
thnugh it were but u motor tour. . na! liKhts. signal rockets, taeho-
Smith, CNcitable. compared to 1 y (. .(ciatcn Prc nieler, 1 1 pressure giiuges, gasoline,
llronte. fidgeted about while mech- "(Hi.piM: To be the first civilian gituu-e. njr speed indicator, rale and
anics looked the machine over thu to fly fnun I'alifni'nia Hawaii eliuih indie. itor. octant and pneu-
la.st lime. - j 2li"i miles succesfullv neirotiated ':"' life raft.
by I.ieuts. Lester .1. Mai! land an. I Rations: Si im.uihIs h:ird taek.
Albert llegenhcrger nf ihe army, 1'4 ounces canned loiualnes, oiie
June l'S-L".t.
IHbtl: Krnest 1. Smith. ( y
old. of Sausalit.f, Cat., free 1:
flyer.
Navigator: Kim try I,. I'ronte.
of Hollywood, fill., a native
New York, rated ms a "ma
mariner." author of a tcxllmol;
navigation, but nursing it desir
be a In yer.
I'lane: Travetair nit.nopl
Wright radi.'il -iia tmrsepow er
tor: niiiximum
linijr; carries 3 7' ualbuis
cruisfug range Si'mi miles; w hi
sprcati tti.'I feet : weight I
1j0M pounds: cost Ste.iiuti,
After hearing' the weather lu-
reau's report of conditions over the
airway between akland ant Hawaii'
( 'nplain lioyle. flight commander,
said: "We might us well start right
away. Things arc looking good
here:"
Smil h's father ran down the
runway to the point he expected
his son to take off.
The motor was started at 9:55
of
LOOKS AS- IF JOHNNY
if he can thus provide a food
ing to leplaee all natural I'mn!;,."
Iioon on the human lace.
It will laid! a lm;g time, hov
food with the mass of mankind
flavors and odors and ' bulk in
nfer an inestimable
vi-r,
who
Iheir
pulai i
;:c any such ,
want
inside
ueir accustomed
Hen Hag en Falls
From Load of Hay
i!i:.i;i; ii.m.i.. .inn- i i is...
i ill W hill' li,.-i.lins h.u .1intl.i
MiiiiniiH Iti-n lin;'-- t'i-1 1 In. iii lie-
l-'iiil on o, till' ui-mini! ati-l liijitli-.l ,s..
I'll I..I.-U mill slimil.li.i-. Th,. i ii-U , V,., I,
.-Ii hu ll he uns n.irkhi-. Li-int; n .l.ilin
l..isl,i-l i-ii.-k ini'l ll'i- I'-.i.l h unit 1 .ili- i
I m 'Mill! lip vt.in.v l,.i! Im.-hi.i-, in. 1 1.
I !! tin- til ii I. ..i.. il ".is .Hill'. ,1 ,l,s- sluht v,.,.n
I; ni l- fur ii l.ill Mr. H.ii.i. h ie- i i-i i- u t-l.-.
l'l'lll'il to hi' :il (In. I.ju-k in. I el' lisinw llli'i-
ll-i' luliil wIiimi tin- hi.!-:,. MMhieit. nvi-r tti,. I
Iv "turu-il eiuii-iiii.- linn t,. ,.m- ins ii.iilv lt-,i
bulutive lilcli rcoulmJ in 11, t ia- uiht.
nn.1
.ill.s ;
Ml Ml N I'
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i.iit .-lulu
II'- A'll.-ltlNil
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iui- St-.itlk. at
I hi-v
i.hvr.
i ti-lli
Hi -
HAD SOMETHING IN HIS BOOT
At' $0) f
i Sweetheart Illd Him iMMlb,ve
M iss ltrown he hied Smith on
with his flyers coat and helmet,
patted hint on the back, kissed him
and bade him goodbye.
Smith said he encountered what
is technically known as a "ground
loop." This was explained as a
skid, causing the plane to swerve
considerably to the right and into
a rut about one foot dcejL
The motor was "civen the gun"
ami started down the long runway.
They did not leave the ground near
the end ' the runway, however,
but flowed up. turned around ami
taxied buck to the heat! of the
runway.
Smith and Ih-onte. miunitig.
promised ti "make it this time."
JmtoihI Trial Nuc( v-rul
The plane was plaeed to start
farther to the left of ihe runway
than on its first attempted take off.
This was to avoid ji rut. The mo
il ried a pt ieots. half ijouml
tea. minces seeded raisins, 'JO
oiinees chocolate, one pound dried
prunes, t Mree ounces malted mill
tablets, half pound butler, a doze
Kanduit-hcs ami three gallons of
water. .Made up by a dietitiean and
said to he enough for I a days.
Haeker: A ttthony 1 'a rente, o(
San I-'ianci-eo. 1
This is Sm It h's second attempK
lie took off aboul t wo hours ho-
I 1 L'n miles per hind Lieutenants Lester J, Mail-
nd Albert I legenberger here
.s. but was. forced to re-
led turn because of a-defect in th
plain- atid l be subseonent refusal
Kiiuipinent : Kntlio I va ii-m it t i im of his navigator. Charles Carter, to
mi leceiving apparaiu: manneiie eonent to a second take off
ompjiss. a it I met ee. chronometer, t hat day.
on,
I More Days 1
tor
start ed
iiimI lime
for the
at la:;jr( a. m. and the plane start
ed down Hn runway at 1 a : :P.t a. nt.
The plane left the runw ay at
1 ii : in ii. m.
As it rose slowiy from the
grtmntt, the escttre planes thai had
j been circling about during the de-
If You Were
Lending Money
What Would
You Require?
OF
Real Live Bargains
1'a lliamlir ICatiiutal
utuk
"rorticlh Year of
Friendly Service"
All Half Socks, special, a pair....
Boys' Wash Suits
Straw Hats
Voile Dresses, atre 2 to 6...
Girls' Straw Hats
Two-Piece Khaki Outing Suits..
1 Yard SG-inch Cretonne
1 Yard M-inch Figured Voile ...
1 Yard 00-inch Colored Linen ...
Silk Scarfs, 5jvJ.25 value for
Ladies' Silk Sto-Ins
Slip-Over I'lay Suits
25c
.... 9S-
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19C
98c
25C
3Cc
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out
O.m; lot '
LADIES' SILK DRESSES
Size 1(5 and IS, in S17 to $20 values, to elos-
at
Several other harcains of useful items that
you cannot afford to overlook.
No refunds or exchanges at these low prices'
but we guarantee evcrv .n-ti,.i,. i. r.. ' '
.... ii , . --.r ... l.v.i. in. u'om our
regular well-known high-grade stock.
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