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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1927)
Thursday, August IS, 102?. V Page Pour LA GfiANDE EVfiMWrt OfiftEnVER afaitta getting (DberOcr ( Inconxjratvl) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B.APPLEBT ... Editor and Publisher HAIIVET F. MATTHEWS ...,. Business Manager Published evenlngi, except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obstrver-htar published every Krlduy. Entered at tile Poatofflce at l.a Orumle, Oregon, aa Hecond Clasa Mall Matter under act of March 1. 1179. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITV OF LA Q KAN Dal MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREHH The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to uee for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rlphla of reiiubllcatluii of sneeiul dla putcheH In tlila paper, and also the local news herein alo ure reaerved. BUIIHC'RII'TION HATEB iif Carrie- Dally, per month In advance .. . Ually, per alx monilia In advance ... Oally, alngle copy 11 Mall Dally, per month In advance ...... Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year In advance . Weekly Obaerver-Ktar, per year 76o 14.00 to toe . 12.60 $6.00 12.00 Tariff For All Or None, Is Plea Of Dr. II. Taylor i VT I . M A M STO W N, Miimm, A u v , .'JH A I ' A plen for an effective ari for nil or a null! ftt-v Ive ! fur none Waft voiced hi the Jnnll ' into oi 1'i.liiicfi toiluy by lr. H. '. ; 'l nylor, of the J pari im-nt of utcri J culture. In an uddr In which he ' iihiiiit tl thf government 'h pulley tin t.4 hiK In i K'-ly it'Hioiifi t I Tor I he III Of' till' ffirilMT. "Al tin- ban..- fil tlx' disparity 14' 'Iw'M'ii th piirfhasliiK power u( the luriii. t 'h dollar ainl that of I he tin). In i' of JlnIiiHlry," Mit id lir. Taylor, "iH Km- protective tariff whose biir dt'M lnyn mi Hh- furiii-r, in thf ad vantage of Industry. "The aj;ritijt in a I nil tin I Ion ran In- Improved by rediKinjr thf priced or I hi a km rariiHTH buy l h rough tariff ndnitlon, or hy making the protective tarll'l' effective for hunt hi'MH and t jtiunclul Interest m to ft It oi n I In- ad in In in t ration lends u sympathetic car." Brains, Too Presenting the Ultra Smart in ADVKRTIKINfl RATK8 D tup I ay, foreign, per column Inch 420 Uibplay, local, per column Inch 40a Time contract prices on application. AlII'N'li.WTI.r SATlSIMKH: O Hod. the children of men take refufe under i)ih rdiurlMv of thy wines. They shall be a lunula iiily sali.-Tled with the fatness of thy house. I Vat in ytl:7. . Road Commission Inspects Highway Oim.AXIi. the. Ailtf. IS (AIM Tin- mi air highway com mission wild a number of guestM left 1'ort lamt today tor an liiHirtion trip ovtr thf fout hi i n H'Tiion of I tic ltooH, i t hlfchuay. The party will mop at Drain I on Ik hi antl i-arly tomorrow will prot ect to Itw ih port: thence to .MarMhflchl; thenre to I ho ( 'ali Torn la mate line The. Ncct Ion of the hlirhway which will let'elvc Kpeehll uitention on I he trip Is the L'l) mile Hiip from ils tol river to HrooliintfH which Imih just heeti cninpletrfl. .iiijfiiiiu iyv uicuiiwi it uiiAiru nun rtMiiiai: a iimiui slili.s the romilil.snlonern are Cov- fuel in Sweden" says a news dispatch. The Swedes arc an , , ll0r i'f 1"rJon: ln,M rt A '". riiinn'i uillllllH. sioner; .1. i '. Alnsworlh. prcMiiicnt of Uic r. S, Nallonal bank and nrcKidf-nt of I he ItooHcvcll hlKh wiiy ossoi'hillon: . II. I'tirccll dls Irlct i-im'lni-ci- lor the l. S. bureau of ronilH: M. I. Irvine, Horace I ThomaH and W. II, Harrell. The fiiKhionalilc week-end Beiienilly has a weak eiidinK. timimial people. Oasoline and alcohol are mixed in this coun try Kometinies, too, hut it hasn't proved a very safe coni-hinalion. I I Aior vinanm nun vinanmmQvllo x e jb. v .ia wwwii v vf evv AfAVVVVM'lll'VlVUV VlV Anyone who "says it with flowers" in Knnland has to learn a very extensive lang-uae now. There are 3000 more kinds of roses, 10,000 more kinds of gladioli and 0500 nitne kinds of dahlias than there were 20 years nffo. The florist industry needs u Hoover to simplify and standardize it. - - . . ... Pendleton and La Grande commercial bodies have called the attention of the state highway commission to the im mediate need for reconstruction of the Old Oregon Trail be tween here and Meacham, similar to the improvement made over a year ago on the other side of the hill. The canyon road this side of K'amela is particularly danicerous. H is narrow and not protected by guard rails. Marly attention of the commission is needed. i ; 1 1 an is i:iii.iirrio SAI.I-.M, Ore. Aim. IS (Al'l On n reiiulshlon from Die unver nor of WaNhtiiKton Oovemor Pat terson today Kranted the extradi tion of J, I.. Wayinlre. who IS wanted in t'lark county on a charge of Kriind larceny. He is alleged to have Klveti a farmer a hiiinhei' of had chcckH Ih return for farm produce. "si'iKK" i.k.si.ii: s.vi:n MAItSIII''IEI.U Ore.. Auk. IS (Al'l--- "Spike" Leslie, of l'o.Ullle. for r star of th I'nlverslty of Oregon foolhftll team, was rescued Horn drnwninu- while lisliitii; near Ihe mouth of ItoKUo liver, Les lie was cuui,'hl hear the bar and was about to be carried oul lo sea Thr linliiill'il IaiiiIiiuL.. Lilv tlio nmiiiiio' vmr Iioq Iwtnti i-uti. . , , , . , , , " , " ' . when reached by Marlon Zumwall pleted by Director I.oid and has been approved by the presi-!in a power boat. riovi i n in i k MAUSIIIMICI.Il. Ore., Auk. 1.1 (Al'l Anderson WriKht. HI. died today. He crossed the plains d l lent to the extent of ?n,Slfi(()00,000, accordiiiff to the United States Daily. On the basis of this total the director estimated the surplus for the current fiscal year would bo $338,000,000, as compared wiin $(.i.r,(H)i,)0( realized last year. 1 ex- or nntnn iy ox team, ami sen pext that next year the sui-plus will be $211,000,000," lie,1" ""' 'i!!K,"L.''!'r Wi,r- said, explaininp; that the public buildinp; program, the five year air program, the army's bari'acks anil cantonment construction program were responsible for the progressive! lesseninif of the sui-plus. As the president has previously pointed out, it is not to lie expeetetl that governmental ex pense can be reduced each year indefinitely. It's to be less .1.1 , 1 I i I . Ml . . . huh year inan last, year out win siaix me upward swing again V Misa iJOlill Ol uiisheri. .-,., I k only pretty enoueli to win the titlo ! of Miss North Dakota this year, i X. "lie was intelligent enouali not to I t let the honor carry her off her , led- ,So she rejected Ihe oner of 4, ...-o uii iu iioiiywoou. anu in- I T ul-u.l ....1. ;r.. L . wyv-.av casu prize. viiin tins she will help put her- ;,, elf throUKh normal school. Her j J homea ill Kempton, N. D V : ( machine performlntt perfect Ir nl Ihe lake off. If It stayed up foi l. i en hours until half Hie iiascdlne ' . supply was none and was then J forced Into Ihe open sen, the lanil-,V V'H Ken i ild hi. dropped oiler ',. the plane reached the water anil I three c.xtremil ies nf ilm ..mri ii.a wiiik emis ami uic rear or the fuse- r lai:e cenld be inflaled Willi air J carried in a tank In Ihe nnviuator s t Ciibiii, IMpe lines cuniieeled Willi ete Ihe air feed and the navigator fouhl fill Ihe tanks by turnhiK a valve. The biillom uf the Golden Eagle's fiiseliiee it-ii 1I..BI I.. lit ..t sand buns could be placed on ihe t wlm.- lips l prevent thn sea fruhi ti pounding Ibcm lo Itieces. I - 'I'lle doiii's and all other open-' J Iiiks were lined Willi rubber to make Ihe (lolden KuKle sea woiiby. 1 -Mls lliirun Warmil . J Lieut, lien Wvalt who made all 'V the navigation lesls for ihe li,.l entrants, made the followini; stale- I meiil coneeriiiiii; . thn nilssinir planes: "I am of Ihe opinion that Ihe .MIMi-ii lloran plane was forced ' J down hy viil'Iiip trouble. I'edlar. i J ihe pilot on his return lo ihe field was warned u mi I list laklni; "tt'JL atiain since I did mil believe that! t ehaiitini; tll.-.t spark plut-s would rectify ihe mo lor Iroilble lllch forced hhu back. I believe he ex-j X perleneeil the same motor trouble ,h"' f'"' I Ihe tlklahi.ina out of' the race. J "I am al a loss to explain lhei non-arrival of ihe (lolden E:ikp ' ,, since this plane was lu-oleihu. 1 1. 1 t liesl eiitillnied of n,.e I 11... i'.,. a hiikat i'Ll:i:r sic uci i'ixi WASIII.N'dTOX. A UK. IK. (Al'l .Mulish llllnL- tile ureal est fleet ,,r ressels al lis eomiiiand In Die I'a iflc Die navy depart inein i,i.. V laid 4 Ht'(;K FLEET i w !.nrinvn TOR FLYERS (Continued from Pag i; ! warning f Meut. lien Wyatl. niivt- in Which doesn't indicate, necessarily, that individual all entrants in Die aerial contest. tax burdens will increase. The country is growing; popula- . , s';''" h imcns,. .... . , loday all the means of com- tioii is increasing. New incomes are expected to more thaiMoniiieaiions were thrown into r uii carry any added load. The country refuses to stand still in ,,!"y '" ''"r,'h ""' ",I,,S"E , . .... , ,' planes, neither of which carried population and in activity nnd cost of government will have radio scmiitiK seis. Airplanes wee 1(1 keep paCO. zoomlim out from Ihe shores of . j Hawaii and California scaniilm: ihe broad expanses of ihe I'aelfle w here Ihe fiv ers ina- be haltllnc the elemetifs hoplnr. lo sl lit a pass Iiik ship, in Ihelr lilanes or in ruh her Inlliled life boats which Ihey took for Jusl such an evenlualilv, 'I he fate of ihe Miss lloran was ause for urealesi anxlelv owinu lo H.;,, ,.r 1I .1 ,. r, , . I""' '"at It may have been . nine in n.iic.i, .sit'Hitnig mi- v.reai liriiam, relerrmg to im i.,wu , more tlian a century of cunt unions peace: "May this bridge I ship- uis under orders I ssini; Hawaiian I various descrip search for 1 he fllMlil Winsome Neiv Frocks With ihe Air of a New Season planes AN amazingly clever assortment of new Fall models are here tt-'Y for your selection, with every dav's exnress bringing new PKACH ItUIDGKS That "peace bridge" across the Niagara river, from IUi f falo to Canada, whose dedication occurred the other dav. called forth appropriate utterances from men renresentinirl the two foremost military powers in the world. Saitl the' It left the tarllni: point and dumped Inlo the be not only a physical ami material link between Canada and'''.""'-".' The mlnnim',"',,, a I'm'sh the I'niled States but may it also be symbolical of the main- "" '"omed ,Kr pia ne s loan la lid in;; at sea a inost hazardous task. More Hopeful lixisns-( The (lolden Made presented a move hopeful prospect. It was sclll inlo the race equipped lo care for Jusl such an cmercency. Its navi. Italor was considered one of ihe most skillful and Pilot Frost had a l.....,n f c.: II.. ........... ... ... . . meiure. lor Ihe ...... ... men iinniuv ciilHlll ts Iiy UlOSt' WHO IIVC Oil DOtll would have mad sides of this frontier. May it sei-ve also as a continual re minder to those who use it and to all of us that to seek peace and ensue it is the first and the highest duly of both this generation and those that are yet to come." Said Vice President Dawes, speaking for our own country: "It is unthinkable that Great Britain and the United States, solemnly pledged to the principle of equality, will again place upon their peoples the burden of competitive naval building because temporarily their experts disagree in the practical interpretation of that principle." Here is a timely reminder that the failure of the two countries to agree on naval limitation at the Geneva confer ence is a "disagreement or experts," not a disagreement of the nations they speak for. It is the popular will rather than arguments of naval specialists, playing coniH'titive game, that will settle this question sooner or later. The experience of these two great North American neighbors points the way. Mutual understanding; and confidence, of peoples is the true bridge of pence, and that is something of which the naval experts take little account. Have You Ever Owned Real Estate? I interpretations of the Autumn mode. Se these charminglv i i.e.ei.. , ... tl new hocks oi nat crepe, crepe sarin, canton crepe, laille, ve- lour cie laine, and rep, in the popular black and the smartest of new Autumn shades as a (linutHr 3Tatirutnl "Fortieth Year of Friendly Service" nil-inch Colored Voile 2."ic Yd. IKI-inch Colored Cretonne 2.V Yd. Or f yards for...' $1.00 A UvA liargain If You Need It NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Heller Merchandise Ixivver Price 1 1 Pa Buzz scores hit in scaif dance ILir spray clears your home of mosquitoes indilies. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to imects but harmless to mankind. Will Dot stain. Gee Flit today. sJ fcal imJt iU ...- La CTaS- a DESTROYS Flics Mosnuitoea Moths AnU Bed Bugs Roaches if f 'f T V Y ,Y if 'X T f if If f if !v t Y v t f f V Copper Leaf Crane CJrav - - Ma i ron Cilacc' Mother Goose Canton Rlue Aulunin JJrown $17.75 to $59.50 Footwear the Important Accessory of Milady's Costume VyiTH the coming of thf new season comes the chance in fashionable foot wear. Black seems to be the f;-vorite with the collection of "bark browns" gaining in popularity. More pointed toes and less high heels are Dame Fashion's favorites. See the many new numbers tlr aa (PI a A A priced tPtJ.VU l0 tflU.UU ak att haW fM 188 MM 1 AUTUMN MILLINERY VOU will find hats for A every occas'on in the season's most accepted styles. They're clever models having an individ ual touch of smartness. Velvet, satin, felt, metal velours and combinations, most of them simply tail ored with a striking touch of ornamentation, "in the most fashionable of Au tumn shades. . Reasonably Priced. '' N. K. WEST & CO., INC. I.:: ( ramie's Leading Store for 23 Years "Mis Inr:in" anil "'iih,rn KitKlt." j ntnl three niiIhii Mom nf the shipn were' iimlt-r were in It iw t,. w;ty eJirlv tml;iy while hp otlipj-s In prnetioiil m.i are awultlnK only tht MneMnt: tip ( ileplovt'd nn a with provlc'i.inN m .spt-eil nut into ; .mles to the i . tlie hroait an- Jilenj; t ht mile flight course In hope of tinit Inn the five ini.s.sin llyerrt alive. The urnuula of naval craft, which jWill he usistei) In the whip search I hy airplane and commercial craft. 1 1 nelt hie fpvrti ilestn th cut of it n icatters which ii.i n;ilers enai:eil iicuer. were now oiitint; line at riht mt 'e ..f j he planes. .Mtia.ilie hue ex'ei'iliiii.- mmi the i:.ntl of Hawaii to n point Hi' miles norih of the islaml of Kanal. Sevoii Destroyers , Seven destroyers, the Hull, Coi ry. Stimnr. l-'.irenholt, I.illette. Meer and Ilaelwnod. tinder eofn- (San Kriiiioisco, four destroyers en ma ml of C'nnimatider It. i. l'arker, , route from llonotulu to Seattle. IMUire ronduol hiu the search otiera- t suhmarineH and three sub marine tenders from the Pearl Harhor sta ilnn, the it I rr raft earrier Irfinirley and lite aircraft tender artuM'Mik. Submarines Ah.(s( The Htiluuarln S-l'! was reported speeding to Sa tt 'ii it'iseo while the Mtihmarines S -1 . anil S-lt were hpfnp: provisioned In Hawaii ii join in the quest. The fiearrh Is In charpe of Ad miral !!. H. Jackson, commander tn chief ..f thf hattle fleet, who Is on Ihe destroyer M- Iionoupjli rn route to Senile from Honolulu. Hear Admiral ltidley M.T.e.in. romni.imler of the stihm.irtne dixt tioii i eported that 'J4 sub mat lue tioiis from San I'r.tnclsco. The rariier !-ni:ley nnd the ten der Aroosto,,U sailed at 10 t clock last iiij:ht from San Mieyo for the nearest point en the iiteat circle course between San rrnncUcu an.l Honrilutu. j When the I.aniiley t;cts in posi tion it will send up airplanes to in crease the scare him; .nen. l'lanes from (he AloostooK al-o win he used If tiecesswitrv, Kear Admiral ThonuiM Weishlns ton. rommandT of the twelfth naval district nt Rin Kranrlsro. re ported tn the navy that no report of the mining planes had het-n i. ceiveil. mMH Nos. 1 and 1A Pocket Kodaks Series II Focusing models are supplied with Kodar lens f. 7. 9 and Kodex shutter or Kodak An astigmat lens f . 7. 7. and Diomatic shutter. . 0en the camera and the front snaps rieht ij!fj8kh?,1,Mi!ion- 000,1 v"Il'; .l-.o() to .fjriseo them ipi'p. RED CROSS DRUG STORE l - - - II tloii I eported that '.' 4 sub mat ine 1 ceived. V T f Y v f f f f f f f Y f Y Y f f f f f f f Y f f f f Y Y f Y f f f f f f Y -J ! nvailaiile Tiv iiuiuiing iimi iw
