La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday August 11, V.)27 i'B . ,, it j j j i 'ol ' V 'f; 'to niicnrporttlfri) ' Ao IndiM'iiilciit NcwHijaMr FitANK B. APPLEBY Z Editor and Pulillhr HAKVeFfTmaTTHEVVH . Bu7lneli"llunaer Putltnhed evening. zcrpt Bunday, at 1416 Adurns Avenut, La Grande, Oregon. The Obutrver-Htar published every Friday. ISntertd Bt the Pontofflca at Iji Grande, Oregon, an becond ClaM Mall Matter under act of March 2. 1879. ' OFFICIAL PAI'KK OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA GItA.NUE M KM UElt ASSOCIATED I'ltKSS The Aiwoclated prei-in in eAcliiHlvnly entitled to line for puhllca tloD of all news cll'l'il' 11" credited to It or not olherwlHe credited If puhllHhed therein. All rif.'hta of reiuhllcution of Pt'eclal lln patchei, In kins pauer, and uluo the local newa herein also are reserved. bU'USCItll'TlON HATES Hy L'urrli- Dally, per month In advance...' 7bo Dally, per eix month In advance .. $4.60 Dally, alngle copy ...6o llj Mall Dally, per month In advance BOo Dally, per plx montha In advance 12.f0 Dally, per year In advance $6.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year .... $2,00 ADVERTISING HATES Display, foreign, per column Inch .. 42c Display, local, per column Inch 400 Time contract prices on application. on: he ill i ONI' he our lu.l i;; our iinio d'.illi. 1'willu 41:1 I. . The follow wlin liiis never lieen in a .s;iillioat pff.'razy to j;o sailinti", i"'l cr;izier when lie govs. is usually It docsn t neccssai ily do aviation any km, if men, woni-l over the place in their eagerness , no en and children faint ,,U) hoc Lindbergh, i l br "Cricket is cricket and baseball is baseball, and never the! VANZETTI AM) ""twain shall meet," says an American sojourner in England. bTcnnis is the only truly international sport. ,w , 'cli J'U l.r 1 ONE-THIRD OK TUB NATION'S WAT Kit POWKIt The Columbia Iiiver liasin project has been "and is be- jeSnitf urged for development by the national govei nnient, i Northwest cities and chambers of commerce considering it j gtlie greatest potential resources of this coi ner of the country. J Now comes additional and most authentic information from ' the department of interior of the-government in the form of its official water survey of the Columbia basin. The rc '.. port, issued the first of August, is summarized as following 1 ljy the interior department: "The stream measurements in Oregon and Washing- ton were conducted by the (Ecological Survey in coopera tion with these states. At most of the stations records of the daily flow of the streams were obtained. "The Columbia is one of our great rivers, draining a basin of 250,000 sipiare miles, which covers portions of seven states and of Canada. It flow during the year covered by this report ranged from a low-water dis charge of .r)(i,000 cubic feet a second in December to u high-water discharge of fiK 1,00(1 cubic feet a second (lur ing the summer flood in June, "The volume of water earned annually by the Co lumbia River system lepresi nts a national asset that has au immense economic value. This liver system contains at least one-third of the water power available in the entire United States. "Large areas of desert and scmidesert lands in the basin will eventually be made piodiielive by irrigation which will use a part of the waters su plied by the heavy snow and rainfall in the areas that lie at high altitudes." The Columbia system includes, of course, our own (Irande Konde river, the Snal:e, the Spokane, and all other tributaries- and pos.soy.-e:; "at least onc-third of the water power available in the ciiliic I'nitcd Stall's." That fact can hardlv "j! THE THREE MUSKETEERS t . - II r-JJ s't I J - L I Sr""V .-.V fcw. ! " iTTTJto- j I i ' i l"-niii;-.n mlMii of the council. i to Kiv.n a new truii. I am hour lal.-r th- a.ivam-e In- SAC'CO SAVED I, X-' f the r...rlev...hl..h ha.l ; torlllii,m !....,. ...nflrmed and :l,,-,n recommended l.y Governor;,,,,. w,.r ot,fi..d. an- FROM I)E -TII K.V'!'r a'";r " U'"K -on""-"t- w',h - -ttl expres,.-,! pl. a.-.ne a. the 1 1VVJ.U a hving for r attorney gen.-rala ,..,. , S;., 0 r,.,aln,.,, ,,,,,. ,o( II,.. Ma,,, save one. who a ; ,, MvMro also a. eiucl not to (Continued from race 1) i unavallahlo and which had l.een ! ,..ln. Walla Walla To Give Silver Cup 'For Golf Match According n.iy from I man of I he to word ifH'(iv heri' T. O, W'lt-r. -h,.1r-tnurnHmnt (4iiiinill1UM i.f the Walla Walla Cuuntry Huh. I the Walla Walla chih has dwirtpri nffer a large ilver cun to ho ! I'rfentcl the winner if the I-a iimle- Walla Wnlla toiirameiil- rturinj; the next three years. '"Utest fir the cup will hoiu this co mi ni,' Sunlay when at least I tu Walla Walla players will meet I with ihe Infill team it the course here. heKlunitiK 1 8 u'ciofk. Thin year's HtundiiiK will he determine.! !y the winner of the Wtal si'iires of the Sunday tournament and I return tournament at Walla Wal I la on September 11. The team win-1 i mm; for two out of three vear.s will i pfrinaiient holder of the rup. ; "We lelieve that the cup contest. !will make competition keener and will stimulate better playimr ummi;' (both teani!," s;iid .Mr. Webster in his letter received this morning. .oeal colfers express themselves as delighted with the prospect of I the t h ree-y ear cunt ect . Tim t t olfers will be hue for the tonrna- iinent .Sunday seems aKMureil. 1-a Crande players s.iy. The order of play for Kunday'H tournament is . heinir prepared today from the iiualif icalion contest scores and w ill be announced in tomorrow night's paper. I'luy is heinnnin? Sunday an hour eurlier than usual in or der to allow sufficient time for the 20 fnursornei which will play. LADIES' FALL TIES Famous "Foot Friend" Last. Black Patent, Brown Kid $10.00 N.K.West&Co.Inc. TIIH MAN'S STOKE .no w.Mi ii i it r..ri :it ix IMIIls can if I'AKIH (. I) Hit al and water . ch-Mpt-r in 1'an.s. Itrca! !- Koil cheaper on Ju'y. 4. du.- to n slight b-c tease in tin cost ol flour. On t he name dry the cost of water I'. ll hli'htiy nior than u sou p'-i- cubic meter. !;! triciiy also tiimbleil two sou; lin kilowatt. i ( 'ovetit C.w di n d'-alei H. Ariieriean troops in (raining in (this conntiy duiiiur the war help. (: lo popularize the fruit. So did American tourists immediately al ter I !' 1 a. l.nruer hotels hepan ftervinir Krape fruit. In time the l-;?iullsli people theins)dves t ried an liked it. . lJefore 1 H 14 crajie fruit w as aln.osi link now n here. i:(.i,ism m: i i.oi i ikin(. run .K Al l i i;t 1 1 I.i'NUON (AI The L' rape fruit introduced to Hiitain by the Ain-eri-tns has come to t:ty. say the remain. lie l.--nl channel!, and tlie d-cisi(jn of Justice Sanderson to defer until today announcement of reason, the condemned men outfit i to b? Riven a iH-w trial. j News of the reprieves, w hi h had ; been r-comm-nd-l by (lovcrnor ; f l-'uller alter a Ions confer-nee with ' all living former attorney pen.-ruls o 1 lie state save one, w !,o w as ; unavailable and which had been ! consented to unanimously by his i counsil, officially reached Warden 1 William Henry's office at 1:4. p. ; m. his decision whether to permit the IXC Tiler.- were rushed to the bij: hue lo appeal to the hitfh court, prison hy aplam l harus 1. lienu ptioiiH taken to his earlier jlen- l1. of the state police but, tin- writ of error in favor uf officially, the intelligence had j preceded the bearer ot lh papers aim a f reaoy i rie army ot ponce Kuarding t he Ki'im penitentiary had, started to disperse. Aihancc News c c r't ial ol the condemned Inference that the decln'.oti would be favorable wa drawn from the anuoonremi.nl by Hichard .Murray, messeiucer for the stale supreme; court, that be was telegraphing members of the high tribunal that j An Inkling of w hat was to com- a m Hston would be held either next had K('ii' out of the world nearly .Monday or Tuesday. an hour and a itiaii-c betore The reprlev. s cniue aTt. r the de- I through an apparently inadvert ent announcement from the wr I den. who. presumably, had been j fense's hop tion by the t deral S,sjl,le interven- Oiirts had hi blasted by announcements iromi Ji-stice Hi. Inn , of the I'nite.i : i States circuit court, that they ; j would i tit i rl a in no motions lor j ivtlls ol habeas corpus, j lluhllfV opinion I Justice HolllleM tlei-lal'l'd lie j ton hi iind no authtniy uule li: Jweie I'onvluced that the trial court ' , had no jnrlsd ict ion. He was not . so convineeii he said, and even if Ipieiudlii on the part of the pre 1 sidtnif judge as as si rong as al- h ged, it would not deprive the court ol jui iMiii tion. "In my opinien nolhitig shoit of a want ol legal power to decide the case aiithoii.s me lo tnteiiwe in I li lj si! in ma ry way with the pro- confident tally advised of t lie hu mid i he prisoners were notified. Van .etti . -prewed dasure at the news but Sacco remained apathetic an1 -Madeiros also seemed not to cire. Having snatched their clients from the vet y shadow of death, the ; defens- conns1 1 faced a com para - tivcly nuiel day hi which the ded ! .uun ot Justice Sanderson was ap ; pari'iii ly the only major point of lull rest. Tli) lull was in sharp I contrast to the feverish pace ot t t !;e jiast few days. . ' It wis mode plain at the slat-) 1 I'u1' that the governor's convic jtlflli of the glliN of the adjudged ' slayers had not ben dianged. but that he would be reluctant to al low mi n to go to t itdr di athH ; while p'Hdldc court action was yet rpi u lo their attorneys after .Mr. 'Hill and convinced him that Micro j reiiuiinrd a pnvsihllityj. hut the case could be carried to the supreme court. They're Behind Fight in .Chicago tk irn hy without . without frivin jj MMisiini; tin- altrnlioii nl nalloiiiil ( isl:itois. at r-r.iplMsi:-; to tin' carlv m .'d for "ovcir.- . nicnt (Icvclopiiii'iit (if thU t;i hi.'inlou.s rcsoincc. To properly cmisiiliT Ihe j .il.;liti.-.-; held within the Co- 'p, hiniliia liasin tae:s tin- iioaj'iiialion of tin- avorajrc citizen. Industrial devclo nient i.n a Ini'.e scale, inleusivo cultivation of ureat areas of seim-ua.- le land, i ii'v m of homes and '.'UllK.S 111 lh" t:iti' rut.-. .lu.li;. Aii'l. i.sml. ill ;i hsii.'l ji.nilly ilh I h: tni' lliilni's. Mliuilly In HUM. il.i-l.ii.il In l.ilir u 'lltti'-!ll Vl-U. I Mr. Hill on 1 1 .' Ii.' MO-!l!''ilt j 1 III .lllS fllff Itllil- lllliilil' Ol I ..Hi nllii. is fur III.' ilr- IIH.- Visit, il .IllStl. i. Hilllll. s lit Ills i il liiiNir ami iii. il upi'ii linn. III. Il n I- Ii. l I In- Mnssiii-liii- Us ...ml;. tin. I .-iltl.l.ivits l.y VV S H iiu. II II II ' I Wlltllt-tl Sill.VI.'l! nil!.. W-I.sl.r Th.iyi- l.u.l h.-.-n iiiin;i i p 1 1 . 1 1 1 -. .i .iii.l, i. it- thai ,6 f fk,$F, i X sk i ' ; ' : - vf;? j St&M i j i 'Y1 ( -;' 3 T;w1 ! J .. .. .sfyjek , . i ti l,V 1 1 i in pi-i productive occupations I' lion more people the: in the ("oltiiniiia liasin al llei'lieil Hoover, seen viewed (he Coluinl'ia I not a (iiestion i.f ail i.-aliii When once eppiuvot an. I .-! fore the power dams ; n.l p will lie completed, en): hieeis riant dream is as-.ui .1. 'i I West is barely hiniilied thousand to a mil e l!iin:;s that will take place il iii;. the present generation, fie iii'i i ior deiartment, ie i' ( t l.'. l ear and said it was i:s-!.!y a inie.-.tion of lime. 1 U v. lil i.e twelve yea is li.' the ii 'i'.atioii canals, etc.. eahation of this I.. ,1 of the N'oit I M0RK LKISUkE hours for KVEItY HOUSEWIFE In i-liccrftil the outside Hn safety. It is a liiiK'-y sli(i-teiiit)jr tlie permitting pii Let tiii i::. !;-' HUH ; to i '. (TV W lit' a piHine is pleasure ami aver fop t' l i 1 : 1 iik; nl iijii e 1-MSf rc luir.-.. I ytHins al t,m-u. loiiseu i ioIiI fe, t hereby duties anil Home Independent Telephone Co. ft s 1 ' 1 I ' ' f r V I 1 v " V. i-I- $ ' It J lis If , Ncilln-r Tex Itlrki'.nl. ! ft. iini- (!t..ii'K.. r. (ielz. Cliliacft iirnmoter. ilan lo Iravc any ili-tuils u n li n Isluil th.it umilil nuiko llu- Tuiitiov. IK-nipsry iliioinilnieliiii liuht in cIiii'iikii ni'xl Si'iitinnli'T iho lilufjciit ut all liiiKs, both in Hittndani-v and rut" tvi .ipi.i. llcm lUty aie, Jusl I.ilKitii; U uii.r, in a Ckk-ugu UutcL I I .KVOM: vlio cots lo (n.cirr N.mon! VaiV mn.3 Mil j' Call, Indian inlciptf Irr. I Ir ij a Carlisle gtadu- t1: i.-.J tl' tviehl v--jly. ' HW" rV . ...... ... n. . . . V . 1 h . . I I 1 V . '!? null, M;A nnd Inn don Tlmr THE. LONG AND SHORT of this wedding wa that Ijidy Diana Dunrombc, daujlilrr of the laic Marl of Fever an, was maiiicd to Grculle 'orthingtcn in London. The l-i.idj woie t Victorian ecviu. Cyj ihmuaniittaiU alltndtd to without con fusionana! attended to iProperly, ci5horougMy. Hunter & Bohnenkanip l''uiR.-al Jllri'Ctors Main Day and Nieli! Shopping Bags 50c A shopping con venience. Made of durable material very attractive. i Red Cross Drug Store What's Your Financial Ambition? The Success You Dream and Think About iCa (Graufsr Nntiniutl Sauk "Fortieth Year of F'riondly Service" LADIES SI MMER DRESSES New shipment just in new designs $1.08 Colored Voile 25 or 5 yards $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Lower Prices I I cTmLf J hi Keller Merchandi.se- j i Takes the "static" out of buying . There's a peculiar buy sweeping over the world to day that has already sunk its teeth. into millions. Its name is Radio. No one is immune. If it hasnt 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 ralio. if you get We repeat, the pleasure is never-ending, a good radio receiver and good accessories And you overcome the "if" by careful reading of radio advertising. Like everything else, good radio sets and accessories -Ave the advertised' ones. It doesn't pay to advertise the worthless. Advertising will help you in radio as it helps you 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. Let the lirht of advertisi'iip shoic jou Ike n'(;!:t road to radio satisfaction. Read ad vert isinp rcfjularli )i ii .I