Wednesday, August 10, V.fel
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVKNING OBSKRVKR
0
(Incorporated)
Aa Independent Newtpapcr
FRANK B. APPLEBY II Editor and Publisher
BAR VET F.MATTJIEW8 Buntnena Manager
Published evenings, axtiept Sunday, at 1416 Adam Avenut,
La Grande, Oregon. The Obsrver-Htar publlHhed evory Friday.
Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, aa tiecond
Claas Mull Matter under act of March 2, 1S79.
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KINO OK AM. THE EARTH:-- ; U lh- Kuitf "f all Un
earth: ninu; yi.; pruiws with unm-i aUmiiiu;. I "Halm 47:7.
Free Building Plan
For The Farmers
t RALEIGH, N. ( MP) - A lirw
branch of M;rv)ci- to North Caro
lina blue print or farm hulhl
Iukx. ran Kin if front colonial r-Hl-ttt
iH t n to lowly vhlvkv.n ioopf
, l proving a hucc;8h.
I Tin- oVptiKHH re f iirnltthfil (no
by the extrusion divlHion of the
Hlat! I'olii-jfu and rufordN hIiow
that JuHt yar Iuiiiii'IK uvaflil
thi'iiiselva of more than il.tiUO
buildim? plaiiM,
J vi addition, an eiiKltirer foil own
the iirintu to the count iv to we
that the hliihliiitt an- roiiMt rur-tcd '
priijn rly and i onoiniciHy.
Uees on Spree .
Willi New Still
CYNTHIA N A, K '. (A I") Job ll
Hm it ft of Mitnvillr irt uondrrnu;
w tie tiler Iiim l.ee.s are liable for
indict nit nt under federal prohibi
tion luvvS.
The tee fani r notieed a pecu
liar condition in one of hi hives.
The bee appeared in a H-ini-dor-tiiant
Htate. and at the Same lime
a f rajri a nt odnr was di-seernabl'.
n ar their iua rd-1 .
Opi-milK the top of the hive, he
found a .section of I he honey
comb li.id nr,X heeu ,s..i)ed by the
lues an. I u.il.-r hal dripped into
the ho m y. uttiiin r ti-ul jmtv-1
to ferment t '.u-n. i i u i . which Mr.
Smith said move n- .trtv ; pproac h'd
the .slreiitii of dinrdl'd spirits titan
that of ferment d uuie.
EVERYONE FOR itlMSELF
Bends Tree Limbs,
Grows Ann Chair
"Aliens Violating Prohibition Act Lose Citizenship" says
a recent headline. If that's all they lose after drinking or
ticllinjf present-day nioonshinc they are setting off lucky.
This "long hot spell" isn't characteristic of the Pacific
Northwest alone. The Middle West, the Atlantic coast, and
even Long Peach, California, where a perfect climate is the
chief stock in trade, have all been suffering from tempera-'
lures higher than ordinary. Did someone say something
alfout having a summerless summer.?
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TABLO V BfEAD;
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' 4 J Ss4C LA
FL0RSIIEIM SHOES
"For The Man Who Cares"
. See the 'many smart new styles
Most styles $10.00
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
TIIH HAN'S STOKE
.-dart a demonstration In Hympulliy
for Sacco and Vnnzcttt,
The disorder original , d In u
small print shop u lieu labor unions
' called H half hour rest period. The
j crowd had (darted a niartdi when
: II ran abreast of police, reuerveH.
I Six men were arreHted.
TWO KILLED
WHEN PLANE
IS DESTROYED
(Continued from Page 1)
Have In (lie I'ase of Jack I'Yowt,
who ill pilot the (dKar-sliaped
San l-'rancisco Kxamiiier nioiiu
plane. l-'rosf knows hi.s plane wilt travid
i1 in exceKs of 1?S in 1 1 oh an hour.
Seen riane Heady
Seven of the plaiieH Olltered III
jtbe Dole race were oil local run
jways today wliile olhers were nt-
teinptiiiK IMIi iioiir dastie.s to San
i I'Yaiu'isco In order to pass lests
takiiiK lo the air for San Kraneisco.
Krederitdi A. Cilcs. Itriliwh hJU.
flyer, was (dill far from the start
ing point. Knfne tioulde prevented
him from taking off yesterday at
Detroit for Kan l-Yanclsco and un
less he starts some time today Ida
chancer for parlicipullni In tint
aerial derby will be slight.
. Improvement districts to jrive tatter sewer accommoda
tions and to provide macadamized streets have never taen
more numerous than this year. Property ouneis through
out various sections of the city have petitioned for the im
provement and arc tus adding beauty to the community,
value to the property affected, and convenience to living. The
city should, and will, we believe, cooperate in every possible
way with the property owners in instances of this kind, should
rush the work with all speed in order to give street improve
ment before bad weather prevents. The commission lias
authorized an enlarged engineering force to get the work
out. It is wise action and in keeping with the rights of prop
erty clwncYs wliose 'names are on improvement petitions.
Most of the work can thus be cleaned up, it is hoped, by
winter.
Half of All Farm
Properly Insured m
parn r.t of ..ir;,
Jill. I (Ml 'MM. f;i-
a il The ft m f-r
against fire in t f
In addition th
windstorm invir
I'let ;i( tile .vddina' of M'-r sou. !
Many year? ;io it wus t.i- rm ' .
tiitn or" moiiier'i and nestr reiatr.i i :
i uttn it .mart ddmy in t.iiu-
l'i- eusi'im ia mil ioUu'-v i
niaaiy count ry di;H . !ci:r. !i tr
p-MTd. o fir ad I. on. tun IH eu"-
1. J jour y-a -s ao.
-i rnr;-!;.t;
-arry; : -rir;i.T.--y
1 1 t.
i;:t ore. t , ; of
p-rty tr.surait'--t'nit-d
Sri.f-.
are al.xjt 4
pani-s
m tt:
carrying rii-t m esMui.it e.l at J.V'e
iMia.iMtM: ninK ::u hail iniratice
eompanie.H and IT. live:oek insur
ance aj-'emies, all tanners' com
panic!! opcrntliiK on a cooperative
basis.
MVKU AM) UVAYT
Iowa State college is feedingivcr to anemic stutUints, in-
stead of regular meat, and reports that their blood tests show
! improvement. To others it is administering the ultra-violet
ray, which likewise improves the blood by encouraging the
growth of red corpuscles. Sunlight serves the same purpose,
but is" less contiollahlo than the artificial light.
St it happens that there is a boom in lights and livers.
We are getting to be light-worshippers in this country. Thou
sands who used to fear .sunshine are devoting their best ef
forts to getting out into it. Sun baths are becoming a fad,
and they are a mighty wholesome one when not carr ied to ex
cess. The sun is appreciated more than at any previous time
since the days of ancient Greece. H was probably no accident
that those old Greeks worshipped the sun, under the name of
.Apollo, "the god of life and poesy and light."
; As for liver, recently scorned, it seems to bo almost as
full of vitamins-the invisible little life-givers in food as cod
liver oil. Almost any liver, from cod to cow. is good for the
undeinotnished. The Tniveisity of Oregon medical school,
in its research work, has found that salmon livers are excel
lent substitutes for cud liver oil and have made some most
palatable liver pastes which may well serve on carefully de
signed menus as stylish appetizer's. The fish taste, which
keeps cod liver oil liom becoming a popular beverage, has
been practically removed by the medical school experts in
(their salmon liver paste so theie seems to be a real chance
for it.
Old-fashioned folk will probably scorn these modern ad
ditions lo a healthful diet but the rising generation has learn
ed from actual experience of their value. The decreasing
death rate, the saving of child life, and the lengthening o?
the average man's life expectancy have all been affected by
just such things as these.
j
Several weeks aim Afcyrnn T. Her- '
rick, American ambassador in Tur
in, reveived a letter fnnii a H-year-
old Illinois boy. aUin for his ;
autograph and those of "any other'
r reneh -ofibdals.' The ambassador
sent the hoy five n ul m;ni phs. in
cluding those (,! Koeh ami I'oln
cai e. Accompanying the yon! h's
letter of t ha ii ks H as a dime, '.so
lhal yon may hiiy yoiiiM. il u Kood
rlKar."
H.tiUMfoa It?'.; . In ,
appoio-.i :r;i ; ;-- ,r ,U(..-:
NUry. r.i r.-. --r ii'i-s .
ITforn: mzi-.T 1 5 i;:.r :
latir.n?.
maid uf ronor r.. :
tin morning; rid- (--.-r r-deea::
ditches on borrow li'Uk.; eor.i
home in the In at of lh ,j;ty n
fever, with a red tuaiK on t"i
foiehead from an uneasy li;tt. 'I n
mu.n chatter an hour and thine
to dinn r."
' Miss Hruce obtains many 'so.-iii
I ol..
s f:ie appointmeni eide whetlnr he shall iermit a
,wib:y t!t have n.UD" on-bill of eveeptions from Ills refusal
:-t:iv" a rule which was jto erani writs of error ami habeas
t'urpus to g to the fu'l bench of
tin supreme court.
Covernor Fuller at I : 4 r p. in.,
liad made no announcement of his
decision on a petition for a stay of
xeeution.
The juoifes announcement fol-
I lowed a t onference in chamber
u it h Attorney General Keaddinir
and' Arthur I ). Will, chief defense
; counsel. Heading and Hill in a
joint statement said that (hey had
I substantially on the form
of the hill of exceptions and that
. (the hill would be put In final shupe
j tb.s afternoon.
IIO'I Hi:i.l j . Iletore (he exceptions ClI 11 COllle
N. An;. 1 a (Al'l The , b-fore the full bench of the; court.
irv t i it the exec imon of 1 J Sanderson must pive his
' and Itartolomeo Van
Iit be postpone! trotn early
iw mornintf was -it when
:n;-i:f'U by ijue-n ictoria.
VAXZETTI AND
SACCO DEATH
TIJIE X EARS''
fCnntintiAd frorp Tajje 1)
'f .i : .;tht r- ?:.iy of execution
!'! i.:l'!.';ii. def. n coiinsd wer
- .I V to carry .t m-wr appeal to the ' ilKTI
and uualtfy before the starter's
j flair is raised.
I William C. I'arkhurst. flying the
t "( 'ity of I'eoria came down a I
' t 'heyenm. Wyo., last night and
I grazed the w ing of his monoplane j
against a telegraph pole neecs- j
sitaiing repairs. II is next sehed- '
j tiled stop was Salt lukc t'lty.
Krvin started a non-stop flight
to San Fram-iseo from Oallas last
night only to be forced back to
'his home hangar because of en
gine trouble.
"The Angel of I .os Angeles." 'a
tandem motored monoplane, with
Captain Arthur V. Ilodgers, Itrilish
.war ace al the controls, expected
I to nose Us way up to Oakland air
port today f rom I ,os Angeles.
Iti-t Minlute TcMs
I The twin motored tr plane.
'"Pride of l.os Angeles." was down
In the vicinity of l.os Angeles,
undergoing last minute tests before
Special
COLEO
Combination package
of 3 bars of Soap and
1 bar of Coleo Sham
poo 25c
Coleo Shampoo lath
ers abundantly it is
made of olive and co
coanut oils.
Don't pass up
this value!
Red Cross Drug
Store
erne
oi rt.
! consent.
eft ,,,
luinnrr
J ndt'e Sanderson of the supremo
1'imit annoiinci il today thai he
i would inn give his decision until
i tomorrow morning oir a move by
. ex. eiiti comiwl. lie is to de-
six a itm:sT i:i
Chicago. Aug. ID ( A I ' ) SeVeral
hundred men and women were
dispersed ouickly by police this
morning when they attempted lo
One Lot Quilted Pillow Tops : 50
Figured Voile- 25 yd., or 5 yds for $1.00
Colored Cretonne, 25 yd. or 5 yds. for $1.01)
Several Other Mid-Summer Bargains
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Better Merchandise Lower Prices
i
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111,11 I IHUMi M(MI !
I.ONHON (.M-) All 1 1 1 1 1 ii ,l..t i i
uns n. i.i.l lii-i when a pnmii-'
llcnt .sil:-l, (y woman i;iirl il a hou-1
Si
Vault Entombment
Among the 100
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tw.-ir''; ,'' 4
MORE LEISURE HOURS FOR
EVERY HOUSEWIFE
.In cheerful homes everywhere a 'piimie is
the outside link to convenience, pleasure and
safety.
It is a time-saver for the housewife, thereby
shoi teninj; the routine of household duties and
permitting more leisure hours.
Let us install vours at once.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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Your Own
Funeral Director
Will Provide 'These
Incomparably Better Ways
FAMILIES in every city and hamlet
in the Parific Northwest can ar
range to give their sacred dead into
the reverent keeping of the beautiful
Mausoleums or Columbariums of this
institution.
Distance is no barrier, because any
funeral director can make all arrange
ments in harmony with the family's
wishes.
The Cost of C'rcnitition i.sonrv $45
h r ti vf f lit from more than lot
1'ies line tip lor the nations
ben ii iv it.uti.-t lit Atlantic City It
tptemher. the name td Mis
I.uuHe J,eire " t'roctor may no
the lust. She V'lll lepri'.srn
l.oikpoit. N Y Her tnt 1 r hns t
hatural wave. Mish Lotkport mIsi
W1.4JS mils over Iut bliVUl
Portland
CREMATORIUM
l11aiisohimi.
PORTLAND OREGON
Cm medio) i Uault Entombment
East Fourteenth and Uybcc
Takes the "static"
out of buying
There's a peculiar bu.t? sweeping- over the world to
day that has already sunk its teeth into millions.
Its name is Radio.
No one is immune. If it hasn't bitten you yet, your
time will come. For some months you will lie abso
lutely helpless in its power. You may later recover
from its effects sufficiently to go about your daily
tasks and attend to your social duties, but you will
never fully recover.
, The experience is indescribably delightful and the
pleasure never-ending if There's quite an "if" in
radio.
We repeat, the pleasure is never-ending, if you get
ii g-ood radio receiver and g-ood accessories.
And you overcome the "if" by careful reading of
radio advertising-. Like everything else, good radio
sets and accessories are the advertised ones. It
doesn't pay to advertise the worthless.
Advertising will help you in radio as it helps vou
in selecting- intrinsic value in everything else. You
can rest assured that anything which is continuously
advertised, whether it be a radio set or a can of as
paragus, has stood the test.
Lei the lifhl of advert isinf show iou the rirhl
road lo radio satisfaction. Head
advertising refiilarlu
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