La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, An trust 20, 1927 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVED 'DALLAS SPIRIT DOWN IN PACIFIC U. S. Destroyers Nearest Scene of Airplane Start '. on Rescue Attempt SAN I'llA.VISi'O, Auti. 20 (AP) Shin :it hp:i iiihIiM tlliehT forced dniuclU eiirly hulny K' " Im P- IttnxliitHiely :tn nuinit'iil miles went j from Hull I'm nH'o where the ;iir- ph.iiH "It.illaH Siiiiii." liiM niKhi ftit j mil Jin "S. . cini " nil" UriP into two .sin-cMs.sive tiitl Mit)M. Airxii"K')y HhipK wev KienmiiiK over I he (Ire.it fhvh) rouie in sen re h f the pin nr. i'he r;n1ii of the I'mlliiH Kpli'll, which left Oitktaiul airiMii't ;ti 2:15 i. m eoasl time yt'Htenlii.V U reiiiVli for the miHsiiiK lole fly. wtw Hlh-nt al'ler the tiiiitth- ealls for micr-or, and il wiih hvlieved thai the plane hail i'alleii Into the wea. Tht I S. destroy erH l-aycllctle nnd Surnner weir believed to be the vessel nearest the liallas Spirit. The livelleile and Samuel' were 1 renor-leil I "K miles east of the air-j plane's last known position at ii-.iu o'eloi-k last Jilr.lit. The destroyers Kaelwood, Mey ers and the alrerafi temler J-aiiK-ley, were hnrryiiijr to the resene. The tanker Kraal; ("I. lriirii was rejioried L'.ta miles from the spot, pnieeeiUnw at full speed. si:r: rtr:n n.ARft HAN KI'tA.WISt'O, Ann. :!rt (AIM A message hi the l-'eileral Tele-i-r.ip'h I'ompHtty from the M, S. West HnpiiiriJi, 250 miles out on the Pa el fin front San l-'ra nrlseo reported that at (!; 17 a. in. Pacific coast time she hail failed lo find any traces of n floating airplane. . I'he U'est Set plana reported a I 1:20 this mornim; that at midnight two members of her crew had sit-'hletl a flare three miles off its slarhnard bow which lasted half a minute. The vessel en route from San Francisco to Shanghai, halted its course for six hours 1 Baby Falls 100 Feet But Escapes Death I ri:; CJ! U f 1 $-rJ. i I I s V is ii . A r j iiiiiiooFT.-H v"?i'7 :1 ''I in; fin r'Hc; -7 v I u-r ii p j iKX - ' ;J L f ' s p 1 ft- vr" f r, n . . - ul-Ji:im: x , Daredevil Bulldog Plays on Girders ATLANTA (A I'- A p't IjiiIIiIob In uhvuys tMHlfJc K. il. ftrocltiimn, HirniliiKliiini, Alit.. fon'mun of u si i-in-l u i-al Mtt-fl gJipiK. !" WdrliM iliilly (in thi' hitfll h-tiill ut iUl Allailtn KkywrntH-i. 'lint..-.' UniiUliliin's liiif.'. nnl only xni'H lo work with )ht nmstiT lino iifrompiiill,' i I nt lo tin1 MiiKhli oi th' ulructiirf, lint nlwi .lom cliiri il' Vll munis. 'I'lii' rrowiW tluil witli'h tin1 wi-rkni'ii from li' low limy ! I hi' iIok i-iinnlillt ulonff iiinrmv ntc'i l imHm 'om uf l''i-l ultO-i' iji'nuiKl. or scuinli'-rhlK' jaciuKs tlm phalna of lh' hm oraii.H wlilih Bwlnit 11' Klnl'im Inlo pluci'. I "1 look llnlif mi first whi n slin I wiim a iiip.'' liroolviiuin suys. "Shi. look lo hlifh :iltltil.!.-s anil limit"'!--otm Kli'il.'i'S llkp u flock to w:it-r. . Sh.' i-iijoys It, iuhI I J i Uf hi-r roin Iiiinlonshlp. I wonliln'l ni'll Ifr , for all tin' inoili-y til tho worM." "l.iiiiaaaiiiiiiiHactlittlMM('' s The Family Entertainment SHOWING SUNDAY and MONDAY j Thd Missouri baclcrlototrisl who found JiHHHi n'-irniH In a Kittftle pouilcr puff niay have nvertooke'd the tact that the pnl'f l-s ns-d in place of a wash r.t today, to re move dirt, and not put it on. When a man ma rrlef IiIh troubles be'ln to multiply. A Rat-Free Future 1 Predicted for U. S. WASHINfiTON (AP) "Piltdl concorn " is to be America's Pted Piper. . tb-neiai Interest in rate control, M-iy federal bioloKislH, hu' heen stimulated iy lietter ktinwledRf of facts concerning t he sprend of l oinmunlcalde diseases. The in rsoti who allows ruts, to increase on bis property in dl-r.-etiy nsiumsll'te for menace in 'his iielfvlihorhood. Permanetii e ciusion of the rodent may be bronirlit about Hy rat -pi'ooflnff till : sl ruct ur es commonly hiliahlled, by j ri'inviiifr all ptHsiide shelter, and hy cuttiiiK oi I food supply. Although he fell 100 feet when he toppled ofT the Hill of his father's hotel room window in Nashville. Tenn. 2-year-old Roland Wolfe today is reooverlitK in a hospital, sufferlriK only from a fractured left arm und rlKht Jeff, lloland. shown here In his hosiiitul bed. happened to land sijuarely on the shoul ders of Raymond Oorimtts of New York (inset), who wan walking along the sidewalk beneath tho window, (iarnelts enrnpod with a few bruises and a out forehead. The location of the Wolfe'hott 1 c " room, and tho line of Roland's fall, are shown at the left. Stage Croup Quits Saloon for IJ reiver y the vicinity which Is npproximtiwdy 70 miles north of the reai circle route to Honolulu which the Dote flyers inlemlcd to pursue, until day break, when it bewail in oirclo ilie position of the reported flare. The messa'e at tp-17 o'clock sairl that the West Sen, mi nit would con tinue its circllnn for another liont' and then, if it found nolhiiiK would Cfinlinae on its course. NI-IW YORK (AP) Prohibition Is a real boon to I he American Laboratory I healer. The t'our-ycar-old orKanlation, dedicated to experiment in tin theater, had its most successful season last year in an .auditorium which was once remain inn obi beer hall. This , season it is to hold forth in a remodeled brewery. The beer hall Is comluK down to make way for a movie liou.se, and the theater lias leaned for years the former brewery, which is to lie converted inlo a theater .seating LT.0 spcet at ors. with classrooms, workshops and exec id Ue officer. The "laboratory llu-aler' is de signed lo train yoiiiijT amateurs lac in a proffssiona 1 way, At 7:)5 o'clock another message lor I In to the Pederui Telefjraph cnniiuiiiy salt) that a mist bank was making. IH-'.IMTV PltlMi: .MIMSTMU'S visibility "very lnfTV in the vicinity of the Went Senuaua Iowa's Corn Crop 1 . Due to Hot Winds DKH MOINKH. Jowa (A!1) Tfnt winds, t he KTcntcst of crop Keourif'1" lit Netirnsldt find Kansas, are responsible for corn bidnff Unts j of crops in Iowa. . Allien It ura I ex perl h of Iowa slate colli kc bii ve come to t lint conclusion after n survey of each eonnly'H acreage, climallc, uint sol) conditions. It was disclosed that the great est corn areas are alontf the Mis souri river In western Iowa, where the uereiiKe runs as hltfh as f 1 per Out. In thai region, farmers have found tlie hot winds loo Ktcat a. menace lo oats and ot her smalt i-ru in crops. A popular Idea. that corn nercann Is uniform lu the tall corn slate is disputed hy the survey, which dis closes that some counties have less than L'a per cent uf farm land in corn. iosr r.rsi;s disci snion LONDON' ( AP) - it pri.se to many to hear that SirAu.--ten hainbcrlain, Rritlsli foreign minister, is to be aciinr prime minister luriim the iibsenee of Staah-y Itiihiwia in fana.la. Manv persons thought, and indeed il wui lireuiaturely announced, tliat i:.i; I Pa I four would fill the post. ' There seems to have been some foundation for tin Malfour theor. since he is the senior statesman in every si nsc of the wind, apart, from official position, (tn the other hand, there is the assumption that the chancellor ot 1 he excheuiler. M r. Winsl on t 'h ur chill, is the natural deputy of tie prime minister. 11 is an assump tion forftered by the fact that m;i t he fot-Mn secretary Is K"'ne rally it peer, he in apt to be passed over whenever a question of succession to t he pi-.iniership i rls-s, iiuU'r the cliam ellor Of the echeilll r n-t in line. Tlic-e ;e,Miis to be no doubt the! it Lorl I'.iilfoiir had deputized for Mr. Haldwin. the arriiiifieiiu at would have be. n ph asing to tho.-e liieinbei-s of the conservative par.; who lo not wish to dsij,'na(e nu partir-ular miniyt.-r as )t-AuK in Im for the pieiniei-siiip. Dry Leader Faces Jail dkivk w.viiiR and i.iivim: IIS.A.-K-: ON Kl I'M IsM LONDON fAP.lnhn Drinwi ter and St. John Ki vine have lock ed horns over tin- Diinkwatei d- -la rat inn t ! at "no prait icin ar; i.I .should pass ndvei s- j tii j inent oi t he work of his competitors." l-:i ine. dramatist as well as di -iimtlc ciitic, says lie cannot ! lievc Di inkwat'-r is serious w hin be makvH such a .statement. !.' -vine says Drink water lias if i;i cied cont em poi .i i y po'ts. in spite of It is pi on on in euieiit. Po. :s. in the oidfiion of Krvini', are betp-. quail I ied to ceil icw po ry Oii.u in.li-poef'i just as dr;. ma lists are .:ter (ptalified to cntici plays inl.-llij;- nt I v. Krvine sas most of ll'e criticism ot novels is done by n- I'iist'J. and !'.! ly .'. i . m & Colics. Lift and I VW' 4l V )lf Youthful Romans lVW ft J I I A Grtat Gridiron m jt&A Ku 1 W' Wuh t Cm of Rtnotvned Sccitn Phytrt Any time 1 Any seat 1 Anv show -Children 10c 25c: "'atmi;r or viitr.i.i-:ssf PAID 7r A MONTH PAltIM (AP)-- Kdouaid Mu.nly Is cited by newspaper ns typify IriK the struKKle of I'rench scien tists to work under miserable con dition. Ilranly is inventor of the oniideriMoi'. I''rance calls him t he "father of the wireless." Ilranly has hk his only assistant III u ram-diackic " in bo rat or y," an dKcd Wiiuiah who ekes out a liv hiK hy dolrm extra hours of Iioiim - work In -m her homes. This maid ol all work is now I In "Laboratory t'hiei'," she was in-l (elllKctit and the professor trailed' her In Ids work. I l-'or Mi years Hrnnly has worked! Under these condlltoiis, dtawitiK a salary or about $T.t a moni h is lirofessor and, supporting bis tan. ily by occasional practice as a physician. l hese facts are told l y I'Ycnch papirs as iliusti'atiitfr need lo pay well men w ho irtv their lives to science. tjneen Marie wants to attend nu A nierican pal it lea I convent ton If the Rcpubilcans can't decltle bi t w ecu 1 1 nover and 1 hnves and l.owdeii, they mlt;ht dralt Marie rti a dark horse. I h u' FVV 1 T , ' i vav:'"-.: lli'i'iil!:;.! in .tit iii.-.-.l ilii' In.liiimi mi p n-m.- ci law iili'Uioii.;. !(,. :. s. Shu m:i U.-r. fur : nl Hut si, He's Ami Sal, .nil I .,:i L- 1M-. h.is Ir , "IM I HI il il, . ,i,l h.unl, ,! ,1, lint, ,111,, hi!, Willi win, b Ins .i.l in ir i lu'Uil,' Ihf dr. I lull w.n iu.ul J, V k i "if 1 f MlC 1 ".. i i t AWX I". rr. V(v.., ! A-i.'iP"" J i m E- tr 1 i - -fji . w -k i w . -i . i ..f. r it i ii i .... r Tc-lJ " m ... tin t rimer wirn u i COLONIAL Till:' KAMII.V KNTKUTAINMKNT SHOW TODAY ONLY it Joy arrancjmenb -with If you want a real, thrill don't miss this picture! Any time Any seal Anv show Children 10c Irlllisl's! I III tt III ill U 1U'I mill ll. .ill tllitii; ol' liiHinr .iipt'iinti'iiilrnt '. n III V ot rull IS slHAVIl lll't't-' 'l lutii bluirUy Free Some Modern Daniels is ' I " 1' I - . LATflST TIKLKASK ()f Victor Records a coinplote stock on sale at Adler's Music Co. In with Ncwlin's ...V' !nnilinri. of Ilii Fourth f'ulirorulti I'iiUvlct 14ons 'lut!i. in'-Tinir at KI Muntn, nonr l.o AiiKolcs, docldi'd to provo that tlicy ili fi rvi',1 Urn litimw ot Moim. So ihoy wotit onl mhl flip Incnkust In a wiiii a real llvtf lion, niunc nnd all. Tliiy'ro shown hor, with Ur. W. II. Wi'lll. (uvei nur uf tlio illati id, di lnhlng tot to tho lluu. this new $10.00 clotlicstrec ... an Ironer with hoik aids obenautomatic touch control ... and you get with it NOW nml for low i?;;ys mlv you inn net the M;V SL'l'l R MMI'LhX lrotiL-r ami "itli it, J KI t, a new folding niul reulvinn i loth.-srree that I "his art unhclievalile amount ot i lothes ami ro. into any convenient corner when not in use. The NEW SUPER SIMPLEX, now on sale lor the first time, makes ironing seem like play. Only hy seeing it clo its marvelous work can you realire how' tmlv great it is. See it iron dresses, men's shirts, ANYTHING, easier . . . quicker . . . hotter than you ever dreamed possihle. See its two open ends iron cud's and collars. See it automatically start and stop when the feed t.ihle is pressed with hand or arm. See how these Z STAR PFATVUES change the entire meaning of ironing day. Above all see your self the owner of this new time, lahor and monev saver and you'll he the owner too, of the l'Rfili white enameled clothestree. EASY TERMS After you own the Simplex you in tit.illv SAVi; money. W hile buying it on our etv Mvmem pLin the Simple p.i s tor itM'it w un the money it a.iv. Cm vou nrionl, then, to miv und l.tlutt N.i this opportunity ot netting thesr two time vrs tir the price ot one ACT NOW anv! von itt th 1 10.00 lVa Cli'thetic I-KI"H wilt the Nfw Sneer Simpler. Ktpe. t'utW mtrtplrit tor in.u lunir iruii(tn . , . hi lolitintf ami rrvotvinR jrni . . . VrutUul)v fmiKri in wliit enjmrl with nukel pUtcU Inoi iimiw . . r- in lean . . . vaty U ii tc . . . hold itn tinbfli j .loll,,.. 5l MP LEX lONER, Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Com r in . try it . . . rrTioiri t s ci ei' over 20S nun JJJ.' 'jUiiJ j ery i yeur lue Mountain Ice Cream -r M Cool Refreshing LIKE AN OASIS" on a suUr.v, sandy desert is a disli of delicious, cool BLUE MOUNTAIN Ice Cream on a hot summer day. '. ' You AVill never tire of Blue Mountain .... do not let a day so hy unless you partake with a dish of this zest-giving "Cool Joy!" When you feel as hot and dry as a "desert" J let Blue Mountain he your "oasis." You can i get it at the leading 'soda fountains in La Grande. Blue Mountain Creamery Homo of "The Most Modern Milk Plant 111 I tt Al l. h.