La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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    Page Four
Saturday, ''July HO, 1SJ27.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
GOVERNOR MUST
COOLIDGE HEARS HOT WORDS AT PICNIC
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(Incorporated)
An Independent Newapajtcr
FRANK B.APPI-EBT
Editor mnd Publisher
UARVET F. MATTHEWS .
. BuKfneu Manager
PtiblUhed evenlnfft, except Bunday, c 1116 Adama Avnue,
La Grand a, Or son. Th Obatrver-tftar publmhed eveiy Friday.
Entered at the Postofflca at La Grande, Ore-gun, aa Second
1 Clan Hail ai alter under act of March 2, 1 179.
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CITY OF LA CKANDE
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tion of all nwa dispatcher credited to It or not otherwise credited
If published therein. All rifrhta of republication of special din
.patches in ibis ptper, and also the local news herein also are
reeerved.
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CALL ELECTION
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r Display, foreign, per column Inch
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Time contract pricea on application.
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strength
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! There's no danger in going up in m airplane.
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I A Ixindon cable says fewer English women are taking up
the law. There are still plenty of them laying down the law.
. Shaipshooting has iu nazarcls, even as golf. A man lost
llhe Donogall Challenge Cup in Canada the other day when a
"loud peal of thunder was let off just as he was about to
; shoot.
j It naturally occurs to a newspaper man to wonder what
jwoiild happen to the newspapers if their publishers paid as "1 'h'
mii ...,;.. ...t,.. j :.. u: : . -m.. fhall
niui; ciii4:ii' iuii iu imi ir jiiitui'u in uicit ju Wj-iLauuilh ixi .ul,
rora scms to have paid to the contents of his own. ;n rod t
i i I Aflf-r i
Successor to Crumpacker
Can Be Picked No Other
Way, Attorney Says
1 SALEM. Ore.. July 3i. ( AIM
The conMliutlon of the ('nited
State anil the laws of the slate of .
r'KM require that t;overiior i'at-i
lerwin sh.i 1 i ii II it h pec hi I elect hm
ill the third i oiu;i.sMoiial district
fur the flwiinn of a i.ucees,s,,r to
the laic 'onuresMiiia n M. K. I'rum-p.ti-kei-.
This was held by Attorney j
t tenet a I Van Winkle today in a
formal opinion uiitten in i "poii--.e i
to an Inquiry l.y the governor. (
As to the time when the election
shall he railed, that in disci et ion
iiry utih th jrovernor. ati'i for the,
present -t matter of conjM-t ur. 1
The Oif ton c.de va that ii-riifi-i
rates .of iunmialjoii (.f candidates .
in the speci,-! election may he file-l
wi;h the M'crelary of state he
tween tin date on which the
governor issues the writ of elec
tion and a date 1 o day- before the,
election. Also, aPer the governor
has l.ssuerl hi.- pi n la mat loll , the sec-;
retary of ttate must cive the pea-'
pie of the diMiu t nonce (f at
least '.''I tlajs of the offices to he
filled. j
There are three methods iikih-!
in.itiiiL- uiKtr the liiii-,in Luis '
The.-e are hv political parties in,.-'"
a h i marv elect ion. by pet it tun of
individual electors and by an a--(
senM'lv of 1 o or none voters. Ob
viously in the speei.il el tioii under'
i oiiMdera! mn there uoild he not
preceding primary election, heme
mly the other i methods ure
If f. I lou ever, a n .isin My .f
oter- miht i.e pi elomina n! !y the
lea-lcu (.1 any oiiib-al p.iriv. .iii'J
the lU.iiiime (oiihi by his fhrjan
on t h" ballot muvcy his political
j faith to the voter.-'. The question
-of uhrafur a voiers pitmi'b'rrt sh til
! be jfr-ued i otnethtn of a pr..l
ietn. .ir.- q!i-ti..ns hs t. h !e
u ilit ot n. i.i iTi.it ions, p.imphleis.
.. wiil be j-ahmt;ted later to the1
.attorney i;neiai. j
i The attorney general fn hi opin-j
jion quote ihe i oiisiuutioiial pro-!
vim on that "v. hen vara t it-?, hap
pen in th repre-entatoxi frum a ty
the executive authority
is.-ue urn
fill such tt ,m. ies."
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
Sec the Bargain Tables of Shoes
in the Shoe Department
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
Pendleton Golf
Club To Send 16
Here Tomorrow
iiiiiK uj nine
lock.
Word re.
Anauu' iiicniM have been .com
pleted for the JN ndlcton-La
C! ramie olf toiirnaim tit which s
to be held on the J.a (irunde coun
try club course lomorruw, login-
ceived (his tiioiiiinff from 1'eiidh -lon
Indicates thai about 10 player
will 1m lure lo meet with thu lo
cat teuiu. Two rounUf will be
played, one In the inurninc and
one In the afternoon, and the
Nassa u sy file in nT scoring will b-lis--d.
l a J ran de players will he
host.1 nt luncheon to their oppon
ents at noon tomorrow. All but
one of t htt permanent grcerm are
now In use and, uceordlng to au
thorities, the course is in excellent
condition tor tomorrow's meet.
President i ooliile. nh iii .
ink', bumpetl ! m liiii" poii.tcp
jittiibnee when he attenderl : :
farmer's picnic at Aidntore. s 1 t
tiovernor Imlow in hon tM.
I oMim a few vert.! bom ;v tiiTo ;
the tariff and the - f;vin if art-'
fi wl prices for the th.it: t:t
faimer li is to buv. while ".ot.
nly t ra vi -ttaitel. ii. )!fmi;;
itW.
the
.Heti.it
he k-ft of
jp thlm:s
f-t th.it
man a r
delHO- I-..I1C
son i rii:h
his :o .ti
a'aii:.
rowal had chwM li'j
r .NortHrvK. shown i-.-
ondce. :nel to ever,
with w "id- to : he ef
t tie oatv nunc uorv
EUittiican tarf:f m as
iue. Then K.w Max m
lit a tie SN inUr-IO of.
ai rvcrvb.Mlv m. tu:a
Another Plea Is
To Be Made For
Kelley, Willos
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SAI.K.M. rr.. July 3a. (AIM
. Hradley A. Huers. of Portland, and
v- Ch..r!e W. Kob;.n ..f Astoria, a;--.torm-ys
f..r James Willos who is
election to sentenced to be eec'itel at t h
o the ore-;s:ate prison Ai:ust !S with K1N-
tersoii t L'rant them a
they n;av present an
Scappoose Man Is
Killed in Crash
'KTl-AN'ii. nr.-. Ju:v .l" -
, 't-.iri. s :vin.itro!ii. r '. Si .ip-
Imh.s,' man an-1 ill' ir.h. r of IKc fity .
the s..me ffff.-!. .worth Kf!!fy. have petitioned ;-..v- itmncil ;is khl.il to.tay l.. n tin' .
uttns the feteral i-.ni- einor lvuterson to L-rant tliem it lixnl il. !iv.-iy trurk in ivhiih he
!s:ltution the :itt'inifv uener.il iy he.trinir they niny ireetil .in wils rlillpj colhi.-i witil til" Sin- !
A Cleveland man who has worked for -10 vears for the'iiut "un.ier the onum. 'ntumnt f..r rommutation ..f wii- -' ) ' tmin. a i
imc concern without ever lin late to work and without''-"''': " " dl"y "" ,'"' wm""-' '" tpi.'- s"",tl or...
. . . ,ernor tu iwiie H wi n of t'lct-'.ion lo . Thev claim that Willo" houhl , A. I'or.llllir to .loll n H.-llnullcr a lol
ever taking a vacation is now receiving1 flatteiiiijr. publicity. mi mkii v.n-nmy." . 'h..ve h,.,i xri4r:iie trial from omine in the
nf Mo i.n,,-l...Kln ....-J M.-l I,. ....... A tiLte court it ut liilial n nien.l liicnt Kellcv. Further thee er, il., t ! opposite .llrcclion. San.lslrolll cvl-
, . . , . ..... , ' ' vote.l l.y the e..).ie n, Novell: !,er. errors were colninitle.l In the low-1
would take less publicity and more vacation. n -.. relative t.. (iiime vacancies M ,..,urt wiu.-h uia have caused a
. -the attorney ttener.it h .l.ls ,l..os not reversal of the case in the state su-
i.tll in tne c.se i.r reprc-riuatives orelne court had tnev
he was slain.
Jieputy Sheriff J. !. Miller tcsti-n.-d
that he was with Wood when
he was killed and idenflticd l.nlli
cr linker as the man who had
fired the fatal shot.
Just Received--
278 New Samples
Of the Latest Patterns in Fall and
Winter Suits and Overcoats
GEO. B. RICHARDSON
Official merchant for International Tailoring
Company, makers of custom clothes for men.
the train. The
t this point is parrall. I
all.! thill torus across
The great American public might but probably won't, in
kam from Ford's apology to the Jewish race that a knack'
undress.
heell
presented .
tlv
for inrjfi.strial organization and the ponsessiouf ni-eatAv&dtJi. J?Qy ScMlife 'Til
do not necessarily qualify a man for the publishing business; - '-'l-UUia
Overnight Hikes
At Wallowa Lake
or make him an authority on ethics, politics, literature and
Minilar matters,
1- mly li) n t
bUhuay at tb.
for it way
the tracks.
t'tMiilui lor ' oi-it. in charge of
tac train. Uio'i Sai.Nl rnm into the
bapffusi- car bin he .ll- -1 bclorc St.
H--i. ns was r ai in
Sur iv ti at Ins h i-lon . 1 Mute be.
eiitl a lrotin-:. Cai-tain UullarJ
SatikLstroni. a I'oitlaiul pilot.
, , MODKK KAXKIXt; SYSTKM
lUtnking systems, like iirophcts, Komctinics enjoy more w
honor in foivign lands than in their own country. American' fi"-"
ritl7Plw uh Irn.m- liltln unit cwm .. cci l.. ol,...,l !., f,l n'".'"
rial resene bank system, should lie a little stirred hv the
ve.speet Unit pinminenl foreign bankers feel for it.
Reginald McKenna, head of Kngland's largest ban
hll.es
patrols
A i.mi:
the ni.s.
have I,,-.
ol hov s
.1 ul ?.
. rl- i
n made l.y
out!
;,V.
re
al the suiiiluer camp In re.
The Alllirator paltol. of n hicli l-;.l -
i in Kii l.y is I. ii.lt-r sp.-nt on.- iinrlit
m lh- u.st si. I., ol the lake and
tently proposed that the Hritish banking system be re-or- :iikis..u is i.ad. r. ink.d to the
alli7iwl mill ihot niie luuvn o'cli... I,n ,..;! :,..'. "''"i lrl "f 'he Wallona river.
e ...... v.m. i .- i . .7. 1 1 , ti. .-.oiiuoi iiii ( iv
toadaptinjr it to UiiUtin's needs. A pnminent Ixmdon bank
er, now deceased, said the same ihinf n few vphi ;it(i
. f " ' Mo re have t.. e;i -v.-riil i!lot-K
Since the war, it is reported, 17 countries have revised 1,1 eamp re.cntiy iiiciu.nu?
their hanking systems, usinjr the American federal reserve as n,Tnv
their lnusic. pattern. Most of these are minor countries. Ke-i,l -n of i.,, c.n.n.i.-; nV. an.i Mrs.
)
In
l'i
I iirii-c
: tiOlI ei
lell! illSjl.
.tested to ami
j "It m ie,ht be rather imtr
to Vf,ti m ue-irtini3 the cae." tn:
,10'tjtioii jsiiys. "if vtm call ,ftitiisj
jjohn I.. Karol am Harry H. Hell ..f '
,'"ir lin-al Minreme enrt and confer I
: u it h them us to whet her or ion t he j
j t ecord on appeal to t he upi enie t
ii'ourt of the state of Oregon eon-t
t-uned the proper evci-ptlous a ml ' y(CT TViCli
'tbee unetion had been present -et
lo the sopreme court t.f the
st-tto of ( tresoit a reversal of the
case wouhl have been granted."
t Letters in behalf of both Willos
and Kelley continue to pmir into
the governor's office, Several Sa -b'ln
i leruytner, will a;di their con
regaMons Sumtay to vntt on
whether they believe the two men
shoiiM to halite. 1.
I Willos and Kelley hcit imnti
eated in thn state penitent ia ry
break of AliuiiM 1 lUl'.., hi uhiiii
two pu.trtN were killel.
i o
tently, however, Japan has shown signs of joining their ranks
ly preparing to adopt a banking system of this type.
Us high degree of flexibility, warding off violent infla
tion and too speedy deflation, is one of its paiticularly at
tiaetivc advantages in the eyes of these foreign banking ex
perts. It would le a good example of midsummer patriotism
for any citizen who doesn't know what this is all aUmt to
investigate the federal reserve system a little and give it the
honor il deserves.
Man.
We
11 ich i .
W'ltlllle
K i:o-;
l.oui. .
111. V,.V
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oi i',
Send
of I
IIIL'tlt
e proyiai
llltefetlt p
irsi p,
.-tine i
,.nd
V Olt
Ford Trying Out
' New Car; Drives
Near Dearborn
i 'i: i in nr. .iui r
H Hd hjtee.1 1 1 f A ,,! ( ,,. ,i
lool. lie KheolU to te mfci
! I"' niarK- t ! -"ord Me
pany an 1 . n:c nut-le b. r
ally by ll.niv I oi 1. It
nuiicel 1...tav.
lmo d t or
'I i nine llo
s lel)lt ot
o.nN in Mo
Mn b . t lie ,
l:.i:p;i 'Mnk.
fei ov.d. It i;;
"w c-tittni; ,-
"I . aruiJiir S'
kit n
,,ri.t c;. i;i
1 be Hmdo
pi. I I p.i!- -t 111
i art H i'l'-l.
!all W-
KM. i
Hiiil baly. j
rande. I
was Miot j
il wax lur-
.ttrolv Thf
ue. cnine
1' iiniin nl
Ml and
trot won
hi' one n
I the oilier
tp." itoth
SI canter Aground
Off Ivory Island
Resume on Monday
V M ir VKIU Wash.. .Inly :to I
AIM The trial of Luther. Kliis
and Ted IhiUcr has la cii recesse d
until it t .Mun'Jay. on :u - ount of ,
the illness of 1 tit It- r i:;iUcr. The ,
Itaker.; art aciM:-e- of the murder
of Sherttf Lester M. Wood. I
I, other .alir'.' coiidttiou if not
eonsidere.j serious by I r. II. '. 1
I.eist-r, who tiimin l him toibiy. 1
It was- repotted earned by indit. ra
tion and n-iviuisin s;. f
.Mrs. Aemi.i Wood, widow of j
the slain sin n't. look the stand !
yesterday jor the st:,t.-. She was '.
eompesed and testified a." lo her i
bubatid's inovei.i. nts of 1 he day ;
en by Willis
thfralor
b IMv. in Kit I
im rit i ram il.
Making Good
; "H'Tti:i-A. v.. w, .?utv ,ti tV
- llnnmne aj;rouiid in a deue f'.-u.
I he 1 V it ic coast steamship com -pmi's
esI Admiral Watson,
ashore off I,,iy near I'ium c
liupeti. i: the 'i..itr-ile m ire-
less Mali-Hi was advj-d today. A
w in-b-ss mes!s:mr s.td t he pitmen-L-ei
s and crew h.ul IpCI !
The- J.t..i,l,tj( Salvage Kiny v i -i-
d p ilcbed this iii-inn l ;f.
ene of t he a.t Mf'M und 1 io )
ie.,iner Admiral Il.-eers of thf l'i- !
ei fie S1 .-.ua-hip . on. pa ii y ami t ht
t';e laitne uer al-o pro-eedinu t,
,he aid of tlie Watson throHi.-h tin
foe.
ti (t.
-tod.
TODAY'S SPECIALS
STAMPKI) SPRKAPS
VOILK PIIKSSKS, a.ue li f C
") TAIR HALF SOX for
:! YAK I S VOILK Fur
o YARDS COl.OKFl) C'RHTdNNi:
liOYS' WASH SLITS for
2 SUMMFR KUTI-: KLTS for
2 l'AIR FIRST STEP SI10KS St
1 l'AIR CIIILDKKX'S SHOFS $1
Several Other $1 bargains
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Hotter Merchandise Lower Prices
St
St
SI
SI
SI
St
$1
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v'; 1 . !-e,.....- f,
i; , i.l I Let W (mi
V - ; Miks Mo.
U' l-ha ttt l
I doe's ot (if
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v j ihin
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II l .ir. .i i- . i I "I'll Oie i
GMSHA GIRL
TOO FAT, SO
TRIES MOVIES
. 'A
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i it
Penland Bros. Transfer Company
You do not have to crate your furniture when moving in
our Padded Van. We have pads for all kinds of furniture.
-ia i -ir ; i i
U i. h
m
Let us give you a price on moving your goods.
PENDLETON, ORE. PHONE 339
( M-i
. I. Kill
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i Ki.
in In J.,M'I
Til.
an-l
117 Hays
Is Atitoaraph Fan "'"'"
nunc tm
Wi ll. bmc t. .Min'Mii'i
(-Il ion (bat ill pnlta)d
iI!H-h h.u tf ;i sjicpi ih' lo ii ;;tf ml
inaiM liiooind pv-'plo. 4 Jamb' ( .
1'iitli I imilicr I'ldiuui) ba- -obi
l!lt. MilMI'OT ttC llHVC III I1HH'
Sin Ihii tit1 man itd Ii tcMil-f ,
IrtUe II. ;.ml i t l'i ho '
Iniil tie fsi to iIh t'Mh of :
tmuilli to disc dittl. I ttnsiii
CiCiii; in tlt.ike n (oiMtc aniKMHiH
im-!il itf Uio -4ilc until aflcr Ut
l -si Was bts'-i) tint 4tiiici ii
L'H tiiiifintl nrrMiiel ninl h mat:
Iiaic ! ni n-kiti (lie i.i-M ;nt -that
I Hhm'-:h nisi n u II ti ll (
ymt nil I kien. c i iml
bis ifril-bic to cu. n- Ue will
Im In-1- lwt I mil- tin dais in til ! ,
liii In tl btilaiMi' f i:tr w-
(twiiits an I hi iIm iiniuh mn- dl
ll w mn f ml nn our si -t,
ih mn ( i b n - nt-s.itde. e';f
make m hub- iikh-v ib (imtc taie-
iii n-nrtl in the swim-i
. ifi A
ill yLJ--ki
c
Accredited Nurses
School
Training
11 Hi il
K- n. st a
i a!. ( - Wtu
ll.'iT'.U'h C..1I. t i
.en t 'm iii.'Mi f alls ' No,o
' b. r ! U .i Will II Ha, t-
T-e m proUucer took i( load t
the lo.iho i pl-!U'-v tndu!r
Sr., I- s (he tuff rmalion ICO.iO.
I f .tiH . ff t t;ir ! nHl Ol ll'T t
a. bv.n tunmiiK lo uu ff
.' to st,,-! lat- iy. IT- It ins:
tiiihiits on phutoRtaph tu iiil tli
none ta t4c nml wo bac
prht-s. im i4-rlhina '
s-to k m imb-r nt nnc
n-. ixrt'de
We thank in t-uv and
tn llo
haw it
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Grande
Rondc
Hospital
La brandc, Die.
Wr S ll .r Cji.Ii I
1 "T Im- lvcr ljin'. -ri.K-
Nir jV'immrry. l-hjM M.lu IIM )
lio SiuhLi liiuijut-M. - - . j
WILL U UL I YE AVfLIVMlOXS
The School of Nursing of this Hos
pital offers an opportunity for thor
ough training, active, medical and
surgical services; X-ray, laboratory;
also connected with a fully-equipped
physiotherapy lahoratorv.
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