La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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    Pape Four
Wednesday, -luy 2ft', 1027. J
T-A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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An Independent Kenaiiaper
FRANK B.APPLEBT
Editor nd Publlaher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS
r Bualneiw Manager
Published evenlr-ce, except Sunday, at 1411 Adnma Avenue,
La Oranile, Oreaon. Tha Obaerver-Htar publlrhed every Friday.
Kntsred at tha Poatolflca at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second
Clana Mall Matter under act of Huron 2, 1S79.
OFFICIAL PAJ'fJR OF UNION COUNTT AND THJS
C1TT OF LA CRANDK
MRMRRR AWSOCIATRD PRKSS
The Awoctated 1'rewi la exclusively enlllled to ue for publica
tion of all newa dlftpulchex credited to It or not otherwlxe credited
If published therein. All rlfrlila of republication of itieclul dlii
putchert In thla puper, and aleo tha local newa herein alo are
reiiervtd.
(SUBSCRIPTION RATES
liy Carri-
Pally. per month In advance..
Dully, per alx uiutiilia In advance
Dally, alnifla c...y.
Br Mall
Dally, per month In advance
Dully, per t-lx mom ha in advance ..
Dally, per year Jit advance
Weekly Olmurver-star, per year
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..H.so
be
too
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.la. no
.12.110
ADVERTISING RATES
Olnplay, forelfrn. per column liu-h .... .42c
Dliplay, Incul, per column Inch - 40c
Tlma contract prlcea on application.
A Xl'.W ClMATHiS: '(. n in me u rl:.n Vuri, O Cod;
reiir-n a i if.-hi jlt II within rut. I'-n 1m oil.'.,
RUBBER YIELD IS
TO BE INCREASED
ELMER STEELE
Budgrafting Discovery Is
Mailed as Likely to Set
tle All Difficulties
I NEW YORK. July to. tPl j
The Jlemld-Tribune nay that k-i-entiMn
experlinenllnK on riililifrl
plantatlonH 111 llllli-ll KiiKt IniUe!
have il-veli.ii-l a HVMern nf Iiml.
Itr.-ifilnir tlii onch uhleh the yield ..f i
iiiliber lt-e ran he Increased fnni-l
ThnniKh :i(.plir;,tiiin of the nt-w ,
(llM iUPi'y, uh ih fif-Wi.p:(pr-(
wrih li fooie juMt u (lit- limp when
Thmn.iH A. IMitui hoped tn L-lve
ih murk-Ht ii ruM.r fuiltu(e ),
nlff nf eiinlf riihhfr will he tut
from lo 10 rent! n pmind.
."Th'1 new ijvvf ry ir l rfwniil -1
t'Ufi, i n nk It. 1 l-inlf-r.ini, im---
fwit .f Hi. NVw York Unhhf-r -.-h:iru''.
1 iioif-1 ;i K'lyirm. "ji
'rosin Ih.it i h- iuhh-r lhlutry hu.
-t-wi ;il.l. to solve its rirodiernw!
from t h ini(Je it tut It If only u j
ftn'.-.i inn of Hint vhn cniietiiin i
will iififf.iitiiit thf (.uiirtlnnilii!.' otl
, fvi-'llf!; nrpji wllh iihv iilnn-
t:nion i-mirhiyliiK i he new nif-Ui-!
7
Salem Clerk Is
Killed By Hit
And Run Driver
RAI.HM, Or.'.. July : (AP)
Jluynar'i Hn w yr. w lio for five
yearn linti hi-i-n -inploy-'l as a clrk
ai J'njton, On1. Hp form rly at-t-iidca
K'liool ia Sal in and tn wpU
known iiert.
-MrM. .okw;oO'l nan hM nt the
rlty jail OMrniuhl. ntM will he
i K l'tl u pr-lliiiiiuir li- uriiiR Unlay.
PA I. K Nf. Or.. July 20 ( A P ) A
fhjtrnc of miinttlautrhlt-r will be
fllnl thin ufifrnouu hv iho distric t
in tin "a pit n I drnjc More Jhtp, was (uttornpy offtw atfainiit Mrs. P-uth
inntantly hlll.-d nhmit '. o'ctOfk htstt , I-ockwood who wus arrc.ftMl
ni(rht h h. n )u- w. run down hy a 1 tat nirht aft-r she had run ofr
'hit and run" auionioh!!e at Stale 'and hiEh'd NIaynnrd Fawyrr, driiff- i
nd 4'hnn'h utrifts. A frw mintiOn Kist ut .tate and Church tr.pts.
Jatfr Mrs. liuth W. I.orkwood was At tii' nU't siution Mr. Lock-
nrrt-AtPd at Htatc nnd JSth trr-tti i wootl was Kiid ' hy ht-alth officer
jand ai the police station Mi f wan V. A. I'otiKlaH to h:ive tn-cn tinder i
N.K.West&Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
They didn't have curfew sirens during the war su we wi
hardly exjH'Ct the I.eionnaires to know there is such a thinrili,PH i-mduc
j .... . I ct-nt of "criiilc" iuld.r.
uie iiexi inivu nays.
Thf irinclidf-n nf liiid-t,-r:iftini;
ftstah)ih-d by th Ir.te I.uthtr Hur-1
haul;. ii;itur.tl-t, form th nan, for
In- n-v rtis-covt-ry, ihr ll-rald-
'I'riltiuiP my.
Sp-c;u!lm; of I hp new prm e.-n u ill
tiltiniatply rp.sult in the rout induc
tion of tlrPN. fiiinL'icat iipp(fN hud
flooi inn malarial. M r, ( londt-i son
j f.x fun her quoted assaying, and will
riipan the dooci ut th prftrnt i-p-
laimiup pioi-ps. ttirniuh u Jih h old
:tl pr
put of "prude" iuhhr. u-ed in
this country at present.
Only one major entertainment event of the convention
program will le charged for the public wedding and fire
works display Saturday evening. An admission of fifty
cents has been settled on for this and no one will object to
the contribution after they see this nagant of fire. The
fireworks represent an investment of over $1100 and will be;
worth several times the admission charge,
athletic field should be crowded to its limits. M
(wild hy City Health Officer Vernon
: Itiuplun to he under the influence
; of Intoxicalinr liquor.
Sawyer wan !tti yearn old. Mr.
I.ockuood in owner of a farm mar
I Turner.
I The woman admitted that nho
I had struck aorne one with her car.
according to police who s.tld Mood
wan found on the Iront of the ve-
: (hide and hloo.l markn were found
! at the scene of the accident wher
Sawyer's ho-ly wan draKKd hy the
far fur a distance of ''-l feet.
, the
influence of ini oxicai Ihk liquor. '
Increase Noted
In Run of Fish
Carol Notified
Of King's Death;
Troops Mustered
UKl.OIiA Mi;, .Intro Slnvia. July
POUTT.AXh. Ore.. July 20 (AP) (AD The Humanlan overn-
A marked increase in the run of "lent has win d l'rince Carol the
fish in the I'mpqua. Ilotftie Und of hiH father'! death, at the
other coast commercial fiahimr ' si in lime ieiJifiK him that Itu
htiama han he.-n noted in the last it firmly derided to respect
few days, according to report ,h'- decision of Jan.. 1!. IflJrt,
reachinif Aciine .Master l-Msii v:,r. ! hir h accepted his renunciation of
IHcil liMantly j .len Hoy. Off Nhore trollers are ,tn throne and etahlished the re-
Sawyer'M hody wuh taken to a ' a,so hvlnir more miccesM at Ya- ' tf'ncy of the yountc l'rince Michael,
liosptial. but w as lifeless upon nr. I 'Mtina hay, t'ommcrcial fishing had ! Mfl i'l'ris received here from
and tiiPaHiireK taken ly (rovi-rnmpnt
in i lie i'V'-iii til I in- iriurii i ill-
mania of former t'rown I'rlnei-
'ami. . ,
J'Alil July (AP) l-'ormer
'Town Prince Carol, of Rumania,
who left his villa in Netillly early
irlp Into the,
, rival there anrl he is le lie
, have died instantly.
I Sawyer was Identlfhd hy n let-
iter In his pocket and further ld n-
tiricatlon was made hy j. , Wit
! 1 tt. proprietor of the drutr store
: where he was employed. Sawyer
wii tinrnarrli-d. Ills father lives
previously hcen operatlnir at slow ! lOjchnreit. .
Itell hecause of the languishing run
of fish. J '
The Columbia nalmon run hns I VIKWA. July 2n (APT Ad
also picked tip. Mr. lioy suid, but 'vies received liere from Itueharcst
it has been flictuatlnif all season. In connection with the death of
Toda" r portM from Astoria told Kin Kerdinand say that troops
of r,n pound cute hes n diver nets. ; Jiave hern concentrated in barracks
this. morniiiK' fur
country, returned short ly heforH
noon and was mill In hi home at
two o'clock this afternoon.
X o a p pa re n t pre pn ration we re
brim; mad'' at the riila this after
noon for n hurtled departure and
unh-Hrt Carol b-aves Paris hy thla
evening he will he unable to reach
Hueharest In time to attend hi
father's funeral,
"Ills royal highneKH regret that
he cannot see you," a correspond
ent for the Associated Presa wan
told hy the maid who unswered the
door at the villa. Only a few
months atto this same rnald here
merely said: "Mr. Carat man do
not receive newspapermen."
DEATH TAKES
NOTED Rl'LER
OF Rl'MAMA
(Continued from Toire 1)
w hom
I. liner stcidc, known a the
'-n-d mnn." who UIII ln-ln a
1 01-hour cndiiraiii-c dric riftni
la rrtnit or I he Ob-ricr offht
Oimrtmw iiiornhiu ni i fi'dtM-k.
M r. stci'l- U ohkIh HHiinu III-
enr Owlay.
dictatorial
ams were credited In sutne dr
s, was removed from the head
I of the government and a none in-
.. 1 . " . i ii (cluive irnvernment was formed
i under Prince Hiirhey, une of the
legion delegates official, unofficial, and incidental irhei numanians and i..nS n fa v.
. nl' j 11 a i --orlie at court, to hold the riii mi-
iire amvinjr. The convention toward which the people of,,,, ,. ww, ,.,,,. ,
this comnumity have been looking-, for which they liavej st'i it" i..wei in::.in.
iM-en woikhiR, Rets under way tomorrow. The official Ucki-ih-v r i-
iMi'iimo of (lio cilv tmil lh .pnl Amai-iniin Ion-ion iwl .ili i nose wn.i kn.nv iunii:inl.i ii re
Oregon Attorney
Sentenced to Pen,
roriTI.AMl. f)r.-.. July 2n (AD
lar, nip K. Ili nry. allaa ll. rloil I
l.i-lun.l Stnnlonl. il-all ptillty hp- :
lorr l-i el. nil Jii.Ikp John It Me. j
Nary loday to two imlirthipnt.s '
rhurKinK i-inlipxl:-inpnt and ihIm- i
II mirotirhi! Inn nf flln.ls Irnm tlin
ovlmwloj M,nn Tki l..ii.u. n. ..-l-.-l 1 1, ,1 ,.r : .' '" ".. " V ...... "'" :,' National hank In
t..vviiiii.ii vitvii. .-i b, tin,.-.!. iM'nMLll klllvj iKltil lPl.lllill lllf rt;i'IM- nil I I I lll'P .lll-
l.n rir;lifl( )iistnrv tiro slnrtimr 'i;itni'K f rnii nil nvpr lv-.it.;'e,i
ern )ie";oii win oe nere 10 enjoy me program 01 entertain- uip.-p i ;ii.si i, "ii, mo
ment in addition to the thousands of World War service men i '':""' "'I'"""" ,hp
t'liinl'!! t-iv-ypar-nlil
a i-nvliletl hy l:i vv
ls iilmrist mi ni..
, t !i 2
InilliM nn ntK rhurifpil I
"" him with thcrt of s. imii in Cult
u.il that
i.r;
from all over the state. H is a rare opportunity for
('rande to make itself long remembered as the most progres
sive, most hospitable city of this'lnlaml empire'.' J ' "
in-
fl-ipllllM 111 Itlllil:, ni.-i .'ir. fvv ,n.l
La. far liptwpii il i.s saiil. mill ci-i--
tainiy iirp nut firing- pn.Mn;h in im
il
Slal.-H r,-itlfii-at. or In.IfhtPilncss
iiml lih.rty loan lionil.1. !
H'-nry was s.-nt1-ni-i-( to Rlx yi-ara
at Mi-NVil lslaml pi-nitt ntiary. .
lli-nry illsapp iiri-i in 1 !i:' itinl i
M'W Mali i'iivi...thi
.p.iAiintr.V- i-N;nr,w"f liiwitivi- from Justh-p I tor
.lias tlifip hppii any I ml Ion I inn ihat tlimp years. Hi- wan arrinliw! hy
I'arul i-ai-pM to i-niiip hark hninp. j ii part m. -nt nf iijsticn iiKi ntn In
That hp Im nut upalthy ami that h. Jai-kson. l-'la., thrpn montha aKO
ilin-s nut wnrk, pvpry imp ki.uw I anil ii-tnrin .1 to I'ortlan.l.
lint that hp ha.i Miffirii-nt Miai.- ll-nry is an all nis of Wil-
nf hn-iiiiip in llvp a i.-iMii py (if,-' lam. tin univpr.sity an'l wann-ttnlt-
, UPar I'arl.i In uhvimn tu all v. lin I. . I In Ihi- liar In tin-eon. Hp is
Ihavp nhsi-rvprl his lainiinns anil uu , al.niit :tn vi-ais o!il.
l-'ri-IK-h r.-liilal. I',, alii '
Ur will liiml tlint l.in OO ,ili,u. ,,l , ,, f,.oi..l,l ...,t .1,,!''" ""'"' hp is (mite puiitpiil ,
; - "V ... in.nin "nc n itli thlims ax thpy
American railroads, 1.5.1 miles; on the trie canal, li.iil miles;! rim r.rauannn ami tiu-ir party
Not long ago the North American Keview gitve some eye-!
ojioniiig figures on what it costs to move freight by lifl'er-
ent methods. Ity horse and wagon, a dollar will pay for car
rying a ton a little more than four miles: bv truck, the dol-. " in
in:. Mitviii.it 111 1:11 11
i-pi-i
the
'It i-lf-l-tiullrt III
1 tl at i.l llns. nni
on Klimnimn cnimlj r.llll milns- hv (lio Into ivinto ll.viii,,l. , ,1Q ; -an.liilalps won an uy.-i hplniiiis
Soo canal, according to 1913 freight rates, lfiOfl miles: at! p ariiampni mi
the rate for coal on the Great Lakes and on the Mississippi ! ,.l;.ly..;;;,.!";.,1V,,l,;;, '"',';
river, ,101111 miles. Here are I acts to keep in mind in the de
velopment of the country's future transX)rtatinn systems.
They have an obvious application to present projects for in
land watenvays.
FORI) FOR I'KKSIDKNT?
According to a Washington interpreter of event
Ford's recantation of his anti-Semitism, his abandonment of
the theory of a vast Hebraic plot to dominate the world, and
his declaration that the so-called 'protocols of the Wise Men
of Ziou' on which he based his attacks, are exploded forgeries,
are taken by the Hliticians to be his first step towards en
tering the 192S campaign for the presidency."
That may be. There is no fathoming the Ford mind. In
spite of past disclaimers, the flivver king may have political
ambitions. He has thrown out hints occasionally which
seemed to imply that he thought lie could run the Toiled
States government better, after office hours, than it was!
Iteing run. And Henry certainly has some good ideas about
government, picked up somehow in the course of his flivver
making. Nevertheless if Henry is as shrewd its he i.s reputed to
be, he will probably lay off that line of ambition. For p;iin-
ful as it is to say it of so excellent and Useful a citizen, Henry
has never shone in his public appearances, whether in court
or in print. 1
As a witness he has been easily flurried and overwhelmed. '
As a publisher, by his own admissions, he has not known or!
understood what was being printed in his name. As patron!
ami commander of the celebrated peace shin which went ovei i
li) stop the oral War. he was soon driven to seek shelter in
the privacy of his cabin. Could he stand the gaff as presi
dent, and keep the government running as smoothly as his
factory?
It might U a sad day for Ford if he announced his can-
tuiiaey, and a sadder day il lie were elected. Th
manufacturer might blow up as a politician.
I'l iirn.A.S'll. On-.. .Inly 1'n (Al'l,
M lull, rs nf tin- M.i.allia Iniillil. j
lain rliuiinni: nt t;ani.at inn ai-t.-il a.ij
111 1- pallh. an is to. lay tur tin- fnn.-lal)
is.nl' In. S V. s'tivt..-r I 'nil la n,l ,
I il nip Mirhpy. nhn with thi-in ,1, ntist. hns.- il.atli full.i.-il ai
fnrm a mil,, prnnp nf thu vii-Iipsi si,,. tnn n Munnl II. mil last Sun-
iiiusi iniviritii int-ii n Itiiin. I . i..,- -i-i... .i,.....w. ..,i..,-.. ,
In- Knii:lils 'IVmpiai ha.l eliatu
I tin- s.-il.-.
aula p.iliili-ally anil n-unmiilea II v
W'hat Qiipi-n Marip. !N)ln fur
years has hpen hpttpr hnmvn tn
thp wnrlii than li.-r mnrp r.-tirlni;
Imshaml. will iln In Kuriippan poll,
tips ni.iv that shu is r.-tiri-il fmin
Henrv'""' is il ipii-stinn Hh'.-h pt-
ii. ui is uciii 111. nielli ,,r. u-hptiii-r
I"' lll hp as lnflnpfitl.il in liuer
iiailniial affairs i, i;,,. i-pttcn. y
r ilmi: as stu. was sharitm tiip
liirmii. w i;h '. i-r.llna -i I is Hip pr.il.-t.-i.i.
Itldl Vt'V svoit IV
ni t'ii.iii:.sr, jiy o (ap)
'i'iu- r. ii.-m-y ronnrll w an nwom In
at r,n o'elnrk thin altprnootl hp-foi-p
flip national iissi-mt.ly. 'I'hp
assi lnlily i-lieer.'il llttlp king Ml- I
clia. l. who was ancoinpa nlpil hy i
Ins inolli- r. Hip I'rinr.-ss ll.-lrn.
lrwcks the
J. spots off
fabrics
Cleans tits, glovts,
bals, froiks, rugs,
(tirbtli, drapery,
upholstery, etc.
ii nr'"Tr'iniiirn"i-T"iiiiiiian
niaster-
UEOrCEI) I'RIfES
Jioys' Wash Suits Girls' Drcssos
Hats - Ciips - Shoos
Stockings
.Supiili Your .XtT'ix .1 .( Stiriiitj
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Ik'Uor Merchandise -Lower Prices
If any Mihtit'i 1his want a pi are
lo vitM'p. m'ihI litem (louii. .Mt
CiiiIht nitil iiioiltcr iimI to live hi
r Merit haiKis In a oiio-riHni
ltiuMit and we nlum. hn.l pUniy
"f KNiiii fin- iil)! eeu tlKMiirh
nr lahlr wn Mt ittllr hi Un
pen hie iimss, Ami n limi one
hl awisr with a Ihk nef k HuU
wn ruml or caiinif p:in nks off
Iln- Inttle. ( IihiK our or two nf
lis Ihis in kei'p Hit' umis( anut
while moilier ot hrvakriiM ifal.
I'lin wen' the happy tints hut I
ih.n i (it IV ft (To hrtek IVjhI lUr ill
In S' puiw inl pmu, nlloni. eec
'kirtDttt.t toiri or nv StnJtJ
iHi SftvKe StitKKi. Cn tlo h of-
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
I OF CALIFORNIA
, hiKmt. II lnke n (on if Utile lo
mij; on I or n dniroiii mui whrn mi
hi el iImk nut you ihm't eon lo
(liu hark in.
I luwc M lo quit rhilil off now.
Thill I mm niMjor lender thai K -o
full of ele-M-ieii y liis ilrnie up
Ih-iv in m lin rjii iii.l 1 am
Mire he (lroe up tner Hit sh-,
limn iiml h Imunn to mint hi
rinutr ai nie anil talk mmiio kiml
of rmvlm liuijciinfci1. I hRHn to.
iiiutei-slantl that he wutetl thai
PitntHT tpiirk. I h.iM- lo ipiil rifthi
now or he will le tryina some ofj
those siiiuis on nie with his hatim.
Xilil lie l (K inn to "rim off. for
lite hue of Alike." so Kod-h.ie.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We s'll lir fash
"The I'niir K-rlrnil"
Near K'minilrj-. t'liniip Main ti
No Niittilaf Iltultipa
FULLY EQUIPPED 4-DOOR SEDAN (NOT A COACH)
Dodge Brothers present-. , ,
The fastest four in America the smartest and tha
sturdiest!
Powered by the famous "124" motor.
Marvelous acceleration from zero through two nears
to 25 miles an hour in less than 7 seconds!
Remarkable ease of steering.
Dig, roomy bodies of the finest construction.
Longest spring base of any car under $1000.
Makes complete turn in 38-foot street.
Twenty-five miles to the gallon at 25 miles per hour.
Sedan price $875, fully equipped!
Here is a man-size sedan, with ample room for fire
full-grown passengers. Seats wide and deep in
no car under $1000 will you find upholstery of equal
quality. Big doors. Plenty of leg-room. Generous
head clearance.
A master designer created this car's beautiful lines
an artist who knows how to make beauty practical.
Clean-cut bodies finished in soft, rich pastels.
A brand new car by Dodge Brothers, years ahead of
anything in its class in performance, comfort and
style. Price unbelievably low-with a time payment
plan to make buying still easier. Before you do aa- '
Other thing see and drive this new Dodge!
L. C.
5th and Depot St.
SMITH
La Grande
HER