La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Friday, August 10, 1927
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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all Ills tl iiiilili.
I I I. INT. Mlrli . All'. I'J l.ll'l -
' SH';ikiiiK of crops, YV'nllowa county citizens insist tliatJsiopiH-.i ahinpiiy in ti,.- mnist of
their yields are even better than are to be found in I moil ,;.,, f . ,. i
'county. That would put them fairly close to pel lection in r- i mi.,, mh.ii. ,i nor..n i j
1 Al, !.. .II:..- t.,ik.l..' I':. .-Itl.' '
lliosl Sections. j t -. I'linl turiicil In i.r.iyi r
; , i w Io n it wan k'ui m ij thai tin.- nv
i I'ortlaiwl republicans are smart. Tarty unity is more oVor'y''r. ni.-i,t or ni,u r,..
inmortant than individual candidacies. All the convention nn'minir .Mii.irtii jmn.n ami Aut-t-y
V . i 'l i i ,i.,i i ...wi I'rillar In thrir daily prayi
lias UJ Oil IllIVY IS Jinn t iuu.iimiiij null"""" .ion., ...... Jnl. ()r ,h, r ,,,,. ,,.v. am .-."
the election of a republican to take Crumpacker's place " ih.- m. m isu.,i i.y mr
-, , , , , , I local inliiiHti-rial allianri-. The nr-
gliouM be reasonably easy. . Kuuutm ol miaM,.n aiso .
- I iioiillr.'i! sp.o-lal prayi -r s.-rvir-s to
I The OreKonian surest that Speaker Lonjrwo.ll. try his V." t"U""'" "
strenjrth in the Orison presidential primaries. For the sake i:any uport., last meiit thai
now Know llu- two lost fivers, hail
a lOllOWIIlSf ID IIIO SlalO l)ul hoin foun.l lirouKht an uiii i.' ti ll
... . . c c n it i I 1 K . r.. . i-i-ii-nriiiiiin. . niitiuiH-i-ii iroin int'
Mil me variety 01 iunin una wuum win mum uie yjiu,, 1)f u JO(li, ,hl:ill.r sholliy
delegation. Oregon is particular and discriminating, lloovor i ion- tin- ciow r the last mi,
er Lowden or.Dawes will l.x.m largest with nn.st preferential ,'11,,.':!
VtttCl'S. ! ilt-monslrjiliutl wm h-ld In 111"
i i . Iht iHt r. Impromptu arad-n were
slaid In the downtown !iHtiit
'llio concern over the fate of the 'Miss Doian," the ni th- whoi.- town was soon in-
a national concern. ""' ""r ""ri' "'""'
MOD 1 1 v n sutn ii iilim
miles f open unnecessary as it may be viewed by many . '," rZ-X
neonle. wins the admiration of the country. There is still man :'i in. urn i.-rt tin- nisiapir
of such political ambititms as he might have we would urj;e
the opposite. Longworth has
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CELEBRATION IN f TTS 1
FLINT IS HALTED! I V 1 2
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Th pnme ri:,riMr .f EmkLiihI tf Leading"
and ih ht;r .A:par-nt i- th ft StOI'C
Jluii-h ttiro-ie ji ui ('-triiid.i u
nnv. ;.f.f-tid.ri ' -n ;ri.,nu in
dlarn.nit m,;,.-. iS-r- .tvo phu- j
t()i (i.,.- t ;I-r; ; oil t fifir a I'- I
rival in iifiH', ..tvc l)e
I'rii-- -ii V, r.-;..An iii a I
far witli '.-"r-...- (;-:-!r;ti IV:-- j
Prnuer '-.-7: W r - I
iit t. viif r!".-h in the wp-i
;md n;y :..-.jr tS t'.iif ! Si.ttr-s i
I. .f..re r-:ufnt..- t.. Ku-'l-ir.d. j
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Styled for young Men
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There's A Particular Style Here For You!
YOU never saw a smarter collection of new Fall Mats than
we are showing this season. . Felts, brushed felts, velours,
beavers and 3X beavers, in the newest of shapes and colors,
Vith the bound or raw edges, in shapes that are correct to the
last detail because Stetson made them.
False Radio Reports Tell
of Finding of Flyer
' Friends Pray
in two ..'.'.s' In
niiiiu- 3X lihl tan
Stetson Cowboy
$15.00, $17.50
liistver. with darker
brown liiniiiuK
ni'W tall
o s a n il
"( hi ( en ha-rle and their passengers is
The courage and daring retiuiied for a flight across
hope that both planes can be found but if it should happen
that their exploit should duplicate the flight of Coli and
Nungesser, it must be set down as one more sacrifice of youth
in the increasinoly intense conipiest of the air. I'.efore em
barking in her namesake, Miss Oman, plucky Michigan
school teacher, said : "Well, life is just a game of chance, any
way." She, and the four male flyers, accepted that chance
willingly, eagerly. Kvcryone hopes it. was not in vain.
THK III.IM) TOl'MST
Most traveleis have trouble seeing Kurupe with per
fectly good pairs of eyes, wherefore they join touring parties
under expei t guidance. Alameda Adams, n blind music
teacher of Cleveland, has returned home after spending. a
year touring Kurope, and reports that she "saw" it com
pletely and satisfactorily.
Miss Adams took a companion with her, but after the
first two mouths traveled alone. With a knowledge ofi
Trench and Italian and a con finned habit of taking can; of
herself, she was able In find her way everywhere and get
any help she happened to ne
"I am blind in vision," she says, "but not in feeling. 1 saw
with my ears and finers. When I came to a great city,
I got a guide, and usually a competent one. I challenge any
one to describe the great mural.; of St. Peter's or the can
vases of the Louvre Iwtter than rnvM-lf. I f.w them just as
people with their faruki
my mind 1 stamped to"
This will stand
of handicappid p
handicap. It piove
to do, regai dless
gone, othei s may
I'nim the !,-.. ,
there was notim.
ol sell-resp'1'
sympathy, in,
and sell'-i es
oMiii- uhi'i't' )h hail inalniaini'il
an all ilay vigil. AIOt ti'ti'iilion
i ic Mililnil'H lathi-r. who lives on
a ni'inliy larift ailil nolliyini; On
I I -yi-ar-olil simOt. Ili'lrli, w honi
M tl-l I 1 hail 'inolhi rcii" for flu'
y, ars, William slinti'il tor his
ilium'. Hi- was ri-i iitli-'l. howi'ViT,
hy ri-pirts Dial thi' llyis hail nol
I n tonnil. Ni'wsliapi'i'nii'ii liliil
lo Hiiiliii ihi' lilow anil suiH'i'i'il.'il
In piTHiiaillni,' llii- yiiniik'i'i lioraii
to ii'tiirn hi his honi'' tor a frv
llolll'K Ktl'.'P.
"MllilM'il will roiiii' llirullKli,"
hi' lltslsl.'il. "SIm' s too mioil to Ko
thai way."
.Mililr.'il'H lallii r r.-iiiS'-il to rolii
niint on tin- ihiiial ol tin1 i-arly
ii jiorls. Ho I'onliniKMl his worK
on I ho lioraii farm.
' "Il is thr.'shlni,' I liii'1 out on IN"
lai in." William lliiian. tilt' son
isalil. ";lnl i-'i-i yoni' 1:. Iiusy, worU
tlnK Iniril ami IryniK to forS"t mi
ni Ihi illil hlilil ol lo-w.t
Stetson Dress Hats :.'.,;
$8 to $13
UliKht fidls, ,
ml the iiioi-i' v,
tdi:ipcw i-oriTctly ni.idf
for yotiir-; niuii, ju ii t'd
Schoble
dtcsHV Ftylcf, ;
"Mello-folt"
dri-.-w lints In liyht
in rrnsln-1' slylfs mid
, alsu thi- nuw Schold
fi'ittui'e hat
$6 to $8 mmmm
N. K. Wes t & Co.
THE MAN'S STORE
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loltn ,imxy J ''iU; i -ni'l l.ifiii. ti.is
It, Kiiopc. htow t-d i h ; 1 1 ,i no tint in
'lltMi idiine for tin-' Io! rnre.
Thn l.ird'i- or thf ,lis 1oimi
ontiiim-d ihi- fi.l..v inu' ii: tf. i( s,
diovvin; th.M tin- " flyinu s. honi
OJiclicr" ;tnd hir new v.vrv n i r
ittj.M-d for a st r;i in iini'wiiMtil
liilii to ll:i;iii ihiin to withst.md
hiys of diilliin! iiliuHt on t he nciiiit:
(Mm iIm.cii chii-kiMi j-it'iidwii-lH-.s,
Two (jtuirls lint cli.H'uLi t c
"lie ImihI- ni.illod milk I.ildl.s.
TlMT' p;ni;ii;cs of minis.
(Jn fiiiMt rondrnsfd fniit Jiiir.-.s,
Tvvtt Millions of water.
.I.llk I'losf jilMl (inl'ilnn SfOlt.
iih't .i in I n;iviM-i1or of ihv Colden
0;ii:li-, the other misdii d;ine, cur
led )) ..v.MoiiN eo eti- 1..
lieni ill! d ts ;inl were e;o h e.llip
ed Willi "life rup.,." devices w hi.
vol k nil te f.iee ii nd condense
heir l.t i .11 h into ijt in kiim wn1
OFFER LARGE
REWARDS FOR
LOST PLANES
(roiittnuei! from Pnq-e 1)
the wind ward side of t he ishuid
In the (lirectlon of llilo. Tlnv
exjiectt'd to arrive at the latter
oint at ! a. in., other Hiitiina riiieH
are xpe'teil today off Kohola
coast, ishimi of Hawiiii, wh.-re they
have lnon ordered to investiffiitc
'a niystTlouf floiitiiii; ohject.
J The d'-slroyer 4'orry which li;is
. het-n wleiiiniiiK towiirds Seattle.
I'haiiKed its (Mjurse ye.stenhty and
j h'-aded for S;in Kt ancisro where It
' Is expected .sonic time today.
The mine .Hweept-r. Ortolati and
;tvo additional Miiliinarines left
l'earl H.trhor late Tluirsday to
I search the area northwest of the
1 (stand of Kauai.
continued .spurred hy the of feri.n;
of $:ta mm reward by JamcH I tole
and William Mai task a. 'I i thirt
was ailded a Slo.moi reward "of-
fiTed hy (ieOt'tfe lleHTSl, puldisloT
of the San l'ra nriwo Kxaminer,
sponsor 01 the Gulden Kaclc. '.
ni"i for the finding of each plane
or rescue of iir uccup:ints.
j .Miilhislia received a r.idioizrain
from l-'lint. Mich., s-iyiirj that ivd
i hir had ndvised niemhers of liis
family heforo starling on the nir
1 race, that he miirht tnlic a south
ern route. Kindest iiiK thai Miilhis-
I k;i in Ik h t arrange to search
small (,'t oup of Islands hoiiI h oi" '. i ' M' 't . 'nl., Aiitf. 1 ! A I )
Hawaii. 1 Tom 'or he) , of Sacramento, urn
j t nder fresh orders from Cur decision m.-r .. "Spark L'l'itr'
'Admiral McDonald, two destroy- lyd. of S'-allle, last niKht in t h
its' in the search i lumped their 'main event of the rhlco Athleti,
course lit miduiirlit in order to Club's. boxiiiK slmw. The fiKht wa
SILK DRESSES
Size 1() to 38, at Special Prices -'
$9.9S to $ 16.95
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IScttcr Merchandise Lower Prices
Tom Corbel t Heats
Spark Plug Boyd
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irch the nr
island of
;i towards Paia.
Maul,
At
PltOI liNKOIt ( ( lil'TS hist
i:i't;i:Ni;. nn-,, ak:, i;. i ap
-Dr. I I oil I ef P. I til it lev. protest
the school of education at tin
. of Oregon, h-.ives .Mon
Mime the pre.Mdem v
t ollee ;it-' I'ra uk llli.
is sii id to he Altier
eolie-r pic:adeiit. Kr
.Northwest of Honolulu
They will steam parrel hi
nurses ten miles apiirt. When
he destroyers rhaneed llieir
ours.- at midnhrht It wns silin-
of ilH'd they were M'l lllHeS from
Ind. Paia. "J'.Tt miles northeiis! of llonn
e;i's lulu. In addition siihmanes, con-ink-
tinned mnniiK' in Iho- formation
slow and 1 h o fmhterM were hone
.by the crowd. Willie Ritchie,
. loriuer HuhtweiKht champion, ref-
' deed Hie fluht.
Death Interrupts
Call Across Ocean
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MAIN 759
Special Saturday Only
6 lb. Baskets of Firm, Ripe
Tomatoes for 39c
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j'h-nt's (our of Kni-opo, put throiiirl'
j r T7 1 a rail from III- Savoy hot.-l ll"H- lLf W
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f aid irzr'H (f mt$k C")x n 3zSrin III nr a mmn III
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ii Today! W& P """1 11) -' 'ft
V j Z j V l,y. tow Vl'"m r-tle-the finest kM-rioo I
? Your wife ,i,s,v, the pleasuro and convenience I - 'f .iitt 1 t,wt ew-sweet as sugar.. " I
t that would le hers with ;i phone in tlic home. - d, aTt J n I'e' Crate 2 for 2."c
NVhy deprive her ef these comforts every worn- 7- A i " IV V
- ill) wants and hoi:ld have. 8 : - ' . !fS
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I'or a few cents a day you can f.ivo her ;nl .f ;.:' Hunter & Hohnenkamp jlR , I
desinilile feiiUirer. 'plioiic will bring. Order - ?i'.5 i ' I,,,, """" ! ,,, , n I
j jn , 1 v - .; '7' v . i Mj,n eay ...! MKht;l , tichli Dressed Rhode Island Red I
1 r- ' ... ( Kttiv-'f i 'II and Plymouth Rock Fryers I
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