La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday. Efrpletnliei' lfi, l')2(i! (Incorporatad) An Indrpcndent Newspaper FRANK B.API'LEBT . Editor and I'ul.llshsr HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . . Business Manager Published venlngs, except Sunday, at HII Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obaarver-Htar published every Krldar. Entered at the Postofflca at La Grande, Oregon, aa Becoud Claaa Mali Matter under act of March 2. 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND TUB CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Associated 1'reiM la exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not olherwlHe credited If published therein. All rights of republication of sfiertnl d.s patches In this paper, and alao the local news herein also are reserved. BUBSCKII'TIOJ RATES U- riarrl- Daily, per month In advance.. .. ti.lt Dally, per six months In advance . ... Dally, single copy - 60 lly Mall Dally, per month In advance fOo Dally, per alx months in advance .. .l 2.b0 Dally, per year In advance ... 16. OC Weekly Observer-Star, per year ... $2.01) News Comment On Progress i Edition ; Kt'.KK. icf-:;isTi-:it KATS AIMH T l,A 4.ltAM: The Ln iiui.de Otmn vpr him jut indued a "IM'uki Kiiiilim" of II tin lies. It In an nMoni. hi riff new paper. Im crammed full of Inter CHtinj; fact. It Ih heautif till (Hinted, it would he a great credit to a newspaper published in a city of imj.ui.mj people. Thin edition of the Observer re late that I -a (.riinde Ih Hprndini; 'l million dollar in huljdim; in 7. Th injure Im already $7Ci,3."tO, and enough new bulldim.' ate in Mijlu to hriiiK' the total eanlly to the mil lion mark. The annual payroll of th induitriefi of the city Ih 3.fMMi,- 000, and more than 100 workers are provided with Mcudy employ-. STARS WILL WED ADVERTISING RATES Dlnpley, foreign, per column inch 42o Uplay, local, per column Inch ...40o Tim contract price on application. ment at tfooil Wiiifpn. I MB i. in ii i '.c'i no railroad is ; I he lare; payroll Industry in ! (irande, emii'uvimt a .!';.! of SI? i worker and payini: out in wanes' ,lhe Kiitn of a million and a half, dollar.-: per year. Tho lumber in-! dustry 1 the next largest factor in tlin city industrial life, with an! annua payroll Honiew hat in exeen of u million dolh.r. The biruest pine Haw mill in eastern Oregon i located in the city, and it antici-i pa tea a ijij-ye.tr supply of r.nv in;,-' terial. j The fir-:t ilwelllin; in Old Town,' now ih thrivhn: city of I.a tlra.ide,' watt built iiy Itenjamin Brown In' the winter of i stit. and Uie follow ing tipriiiK Mr. It row n turn, d the firm Mod In the fertile ((inside, It. .nde valhy. Iruluvtry had its be-! K'inninu'H in 1M.3 when John W'il- kins, u. hiiilt the firm flour mill, jt was a one-run Ktone mill, with a ! capacity of ahoul In harreln a day, aim u noumt tne rirnt wheat crop crown In the firande Honde valley from .lnhii Cavine, payhij? $l.f,n a bushel for It, There are plenty of (.TowerK in the flrarid Itonde valley who Would he clad to dunli- i .fate that Kale today. 1 The sketchy, hlt-und-nilss facts Jiule Knowlos, loii a celebrated jurist of Oregon and . net down are -.leaned hastily irtun the n; pae of the Olj- ' t w.: ' dp- i ; . .. ' ar -f ;-f ;, .' , . 1 ' A Ml4' J f Mtitf tW- tr'yTa'imt(i,ttmiiit" & j : Footwear, oftk flouti Of Fashion's Last Decree STK. I H 'AH I' .STAXIHX'; litnktr ill" Voir.- 1,1 hi ti ill lit'1, ami Miffctt'tli Hut our i lili-.-i u 1 1 r l.od. y Jirniilf, iind tHMril; W h it'll hol'li'ili our soul L't to lie imrtcd. 1'H.iltn lili:h, 1'. Dost way to glow .slendoi-: Eat plenty, ami work it off with exercise. ' The Hnnli.sh now have radio rcroiviii"; sets li itched to to bacco pipes. In America we prefer to smoke in peace. TTNDER a new merchandising policy that we recently adopted it is pos sible for us to offer you smart new foot wear at prieos of $.j:'J3 and $7.50 including new Johansens. These are not cheap shoes at a price but real quality merchandise that you formerly paid from $7.50 to $'J.OO for. We ar doing this to increase our volume and we feel sure that you will be well pleased with our new feature lines. See Our New Feature Shoes at $5.95 and $7.50 Gtdosjies, Pirate Boots A wide, variety of styles await your selec tion in our shoe department. New of. SojiicihniK for the hUiko ajid screen upheres to t.Jk al.oin lie en:icment of Katlicriiiv Voum,' WiNun and Kichard ItarthehneNH. Kathcrjue Ih one of !Jriid way's latent favorites ami Iijck well y.ju all knuw hiin and remptuhcr that a I'aris divorce not ionjf since parted him and Mary Jiay. numl:ers (f both high and low cut for women, misses and children in smart tweed and jersey materials, also the new Pirate boots in both gray and tan. i. ..,..... ..ri.... i..'V t.,". '...v. '" " v...-v..v ...v.. J p, 111,,,, II 1,1 ,..l.a 'capable service, is mentioned as a possible successor to the'iny to ciim-m n tin. fun in n, ami tiiipreme bench of the state. The local bar association has " " 'Tl.T, "," , , , - 1 . . , . '"""' lnf.inni.llmi nl,ut I.n M a life!) mark In mlilev endorsed the judge for the appointment and Governor Tat- iin.nie nmi the rimmi iiumic - tcisou could not do better than to name him to the vacant"' '," 'y, """ 'ven l" "v ci.umi.r,- oii;.on .ioi iivai.. i-c.nri.AM. or Cull IMP 'el M'iim mil :i H'ti rn i.f It Ti... I., i ... .... . occasioned by Justice liuriietl's death. In the supreme court i Hiwraiiy niir-.i ith advertuin, vrwi ...mion it'.i. . At Popular Prices N. K. WEST & CO., La Grande's Leading Stove for 25 Years mnnyi 'inn mum i i ,tTvrw,yiirwz,-f?mzm' L-ity Many oui oiu oi a modeiale fund of ex- u.-ek ivjw.iIh. i,.-....ur ....... the nut: that iii"d in the I'nited Stales i.v loauionai aiivertihinif d!i( no; of Crandi-M size :nt.l i,.n... i meet the additional eost of puh- (ireai eredit upon the (ihscrv C. " ' " i'"i"- of- nun ami me oiirtim-sis men of l.nio i too late, . ,. ''" ' roinriouuoii i,n ttie part rountv excellent editorial' comments complimentni"; Tlie of mw puhiisheiK to the iiroKress T..,l.r l,,,.,,!,,,- ..',...11 l,n .. ollll (,v Mnumn ,..ll -w t.. 1, , perlenee we offer homo district and home city. jthe Observer's recent Progress lulition have appeared in Ore gon japeivS, a few of which have been reprinted on this pa;e. We have also received many letters from various people who have kindly expressed npprnval'of the edition. All are duly appreciated and provide ample compensation for the .work and time required for the publication V tK5 rihrffess1 KM , tion. The Observer sought to impress the people of the La (iramle territory with what it possesses and what it has done. The fact that people of the Northwest and of Oregon par ticularly, have received a correct impression from the issue indicates that the local object slwAild have been doubly accomplished. of their city. I From .faroli If. Tmynor, j Siim i iiMrudi'iil Idaho I nIK I.. It. S. Hospital l-Mitor, The l.a Cm nde Kvenir,; 1 Htserver: Ocar Sir: As a former residt-nt rliest etllement ami the lips of this woiiinled CoiU'eili'rate huildln' of ihe very I i 1st homes soldier did he vet his first eiiruiu in these two counties. Too often a'.-iiieiU th.it he had said smjih1 htieh things are neKletted for the thins worth while, time heiuu. until it Is everlat hit ly s,i ,,i.4 tii,n t;,,.... i i.-.it .1..,. omes thei-e 11 sfcthuiH of The Hserver do,, t fju.,1 :iu-iy Utl. rmure reference f those w Im are to come after i.s NO MOKK TA.MK PMKKS Finding; tht wreckage t)f what is supposed to bt t1 e plane "Old Cilory" brings new attention to the oceali flights which have followed each other to disaster in rapid .succes sion since Colonel Lindbergh's remarkable performance. The loss of life has been appalling and the American public has finally shown sufficient disapproval of stunt flights to cause almost a total stoppage. The navy 'department and other federal agencies which have refused fmther cot.peration in the private flights of land planes over seas are to be commended. The govern ment has been tjo liberal in previous flights. Over a hundred thousand dollars was spent in the Pacific for fuel alone in ,the search conducted by the navy for lo.st fliers. Kvery pos sible effort has been made by this government and by for eign countries to locate missing airmen. Assurances that such effort would be made was no small factor in urging planes to attempt ocean hops and the announcement thai help will not be available in the future, that fliirhts must he lti:, V(TFIt (l(Si;iC 1 K'S I'lKK.UFSS FOITlO.V One hit ml red and I welvo p.ies, 1 4 M-ctinim, two pou ik)k of news Uiint worth fifteen rent f. , h, the l.a (irn nde ohHerver' oi't'i'e were necehwiry for that newspa per "I'rocreKM lahtiou" of Aimust ill. Wi doubt if a more onipre- fenmve special ediriou wttn vver resume of a city's progress, a; puhllehed hy any (irej:oii i.ewnpa- as ( K.s environs ns is jiivi-n 1 per. 1 1 wa.H rilled with splendid edition. Ymi are nuMninh i 1.., materl.,1 deseiiptlve or the com- n.nK ra l uta ted . jtiierclal. aKrlculturitl, scenic, educji-j ttonal and SM.h.l advaidau-cs tf the' From Ihiiihani rlulit. I Wallowa mid Crande Konde conn-! i -diid Sprlo-v, (hv. jty. Atliactive small cuts fr-.tn To the l-Mitor of The Kv'-nlm, I tdioloj-raphH iiic...d titi the p,0.-cs lseiver- I wish to cmturat ulalr Mhul were lihenilly patronized hy The Obseiver and all lis uoiLi.,.. IverttKer-. Such an edition ton,, mi d,,- wonderful ls-.ui. or 1 l of lidoii1 Then the old adai tin (it niiyht have been). N ! ma ke shlf covers, if t liese valu ,ame pae-f. 1 was a witness to that they mnv know the f; jtiie hiaktnu of some of the early Ut firsl HtttUmont of ,m,,NJ Ul WU'N, 1WU counues ami 1UU Wallowa counties and as to liave waded through a portion of 'h;it 1 lo.v nr.. t.ni-tv r,,,. u i.. . ; those 1 I sections am pleased to small Job' to compile 'all this murh (feel that they are most correct in needed Information. Kor rrf.rKe UKir 1 it' 111 11 1. .m 11 v 1 iil'x ai'n ur nn t m . ...... . 10 'ajiim.i my annul'!- unit svtld hy perNons that tr- tion and apprecmiion of the "1'ifa;- thoimht to he of little value when renH Kditlon"' of your pap.-r. I do tTiey are put before the public for not recall of ever having re;id a tlielr con-Mderat Ion that turn mil miiii i- rniil 'I CIICIIWIV ( Co(lCl( I., UC Di:iKlii-n .if li ( t 1 1 ... th (licit Kinanci- sufi-ch of Milne 111 a scrap of He was soine afier lollowtn to nr land wli i ully Hind- man. Jim Woodelt,' 01" iMihhatn" Wright, w ill not a 1 ways he here to itiul;.- Inoiiiry of about the vt rv early seltiemciu ot these two ointn-tics. loeij not only of the edfio-. Km nmi inamtKcr, Mar Inil altsi. offeiM r Mtaidlal character 1 )iM thf' entc rprls nU II. Applehy ey I'. .Mutt hew 4 .of of Hie M!h f huxinsH I'lrin- In that com muni l. v. IvkIi of t be li sections Is devoted to a f-pi'ei;,l topic, namely; educational f.icil- llies. uenei'al huildlni; d ment. two uciH'ial buIm s m tun iinlustl'1,0 sccIIoiim. rc-ddcnlial. arlciilt uia I. I tilmi count . W.i -l"'a county, hoti-N. auliMiint f valley and local iicum, and general news scciion. sec ( ii . us telling of Mm- cailv hl-tory and homo huildlni of Fnlon an W.ll.MV.i eo unties which should hr and I dar.'Riy, is a pprc-la ted h th mii and diinthlers and ur-nolchil ill of he p- scr of the first oid home Imildeo i'se two counties they should uvl ulh" la id a w a v a ttd pni i for future refi-ience for It o.-l both money and time f..i "It f,or instance in the pator's CetiydnirK words wrote ; wiappini,- pape what discouraged after I ol lowing hV ' the greatest orator I had- been days in the preparation of his speech. Utile did he feel that ne wa m Ncrawnnu- on that scrap and ambitious communit thuniuli of paper tinmo'-tMl words that Its I I L'-p..K- prom odiliun pub- ihiim oe Miean.eii ny oncomin'. lisped on A iik .al l 1 . l-'oi generations of his people. The itrst niunitv oi" l -( " t : . 1. m I iuliniatloa he had of the veal produce ueh a pcwsp.i. . worth of tliat Kreal spee. h was i-i once III a lone Mine, is a visiting a hospital for afflicted sol- till nchj.-v. uont. - diers the next afternoon In Wish- iutzton. I), a ( onfede rradilii: tl Kieat spec piesident ('.. in viHitint, the cot o," ate soldier w ho had hceu ie daily paper and this h. In his talk with the he eiiloied it as the It is here in the bins that run- j I rol, carbon Instill ide. i.s applied j hy pouring it into shallow paiiM ' and setting theni on the beans in j the bin. At a teni p-rnt ure of some j 1 ft degrees. F., will Kill eggs, hir vne and adultK. Sometimes a sec ond fumigation In lu days to 2 days In necessary. The gus from the carbon hisul fide is highly ijiflamable and tie malertal should nut be used mar I siKirl;;, flaiucH or lire. j No method of keeping the adult i weevils front laying eggs In tin- ffion hig crops is know n. so tin I remedies have to be applied in j storage. A com m nil y 1 umigation ei ioi t in w h ich all iniested bins are treated miht materiullv re- .dure the nillilbets of the- pest, I parlicularly If attended by a gen-r-OUF.ST I li( ; TI,Mi;s ,-rnl cleanup nunpulgn in which Ii a community is to be judged 1 mi oh) stalks, pods and trash are its newspapers, tin- IJveuitlT 1 burped Up or deeply buried. ser,.f at I,;, (it-jinde has paid i IteaiiH may also be cbarcil of Hpb ndid am) thoroughly Int.-r-j w eevbs by being put Into ovens !in.w tnbule to Its iirogn ssivc and held at a temperature of near l.a decrees tor six hours. - Such temperature will not destrop the germination or injure t he eating ciualities or the heitll. ' The presence Ol the Weevil is recoKnined by I lie pn sence of hirge : I hoh'N bored through the le-an. The ' . pest smuetluies attacks peas in j tiki- manner. - j "AII'CTJ stands for Bvticr Breakfasts 1 J mm 1 ftrwar r.i j f. 'Mbezs ; Mmh. 1 com- S.e ond.r- Count on Carnation Mush not only for a better breakfast but an fdst'er-to-get breakfast. Five minutes and this delicious whole wheat cereal is table-ready ! I treat est t hing t bat he had eve re bo read and handed the president th the paper and advised him t hung unconscious of rtie fact that he was ml then talking to .the one who had ruin:; made that spfin-h. And from the Bean Weevil Is Controlled, Heat Or Fumigation I nun ImiI risk, iinilci taken wholly at the plane's nwii :.lni:eil numeimi.i attempts. The promotion of aviation is j;enerally desired, not only by the government lint ly the publie at lar'e. Kill l'liht loiitests wheie land planes are used aeross reat stretehes of water do not promote aviation. They promote liothiiiir nt nil; .oiu aie iiiieeuy responsible lor the loss of lives and the foived CNpenilitnie of much pul.Ii,- money. Linillierjih's flight was a stimt fli-ht, lint he at least risked little more than one life. His sueeess prove ! how complete had been ins preparation, how aecniate his knowledge of flying- am reckoning. Others. Iryinj; t,, p,,,ve hou oidinary w;is tin .leeompiisiiineiu. have onv snec-eedi'd in ;.howin- how inal kjilile it was. The siuiessfnl ioii,iie.st ,,f t. ;Si ,,f t-tn I .-o. only a matter of time. The first llmhl ncro.s, the 1- njjlish ehininel was as unusual in its day as was l.indy's hop across the At lantie. Developments will be made. New planes will be eon-..(ru.-ted. Kncineers will solve the pioblem of tlie elements. Kut il must be a slow, studied pioeess. The hit-and-miss in;;ni.s 01 a nosi m individual tin-is seekinj; personal and fame will not. toutiibute to it. S t!.ll ill ll.rll Wr.viiN illl.sliltL' ii.ill.S ill III.- f 1.-1,1. tin- Im-jhih niiiy In. Ii-,. ,.,1 t,, I'-lii I littl llll.r li;irv..;i liy t'lliiii 1 1 HI . l-'-piMlS tin- Ilrt-uii rp..fi- lu.-ie si, oi, .n. I'ntiiisn lasieii.!.. is ns..il ;il tin- cat,, ol lil to :;m MMinis 1'ir i vi.vy lltmi.-vtiKl f.-. t oi' nit-I'"..-. ililHlnliii- oil ti t.lll !o I u Imi ii t In- inn iM lor t iliiii. i 'i'h.- .i vi!:i pi-.:i'l irmii slmv.1 i l' oi .siii;ili.-s 111 which ill.- larva.' -miU As tiir larva.- rha n i,-... to v-ltii-.il lorms tin-si- ailuilM t'ly fi-oin th.- liins lo surroutiiiini; fh liis nmi ilt-lxisli Hu ll- i.;-l-n iiisiil.. I!,i- Ii. an t.oils. 'i-i.. Kllll'S hali-h rniin ih. si- i-j,-i:s ami lu ton al on.-.-In l.on- llnir way ililo til.- ymiin: liiaiti Willi wiiirli th.y nr.- slon-il. UNDEKWEAU TOR INFANTS ANIl nilLDKKN Minneapolis or Vanta Urands The IJcst Aon ShrinKahlo (laniu-nls NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP ik-ttcr Merchandise Lower Prices I hi'M' t ; n hs anil f;o t -i to l.o p "l their jo.:es:.ion. 1'ew the that would Volunteer o I trouble and e.ien-e of o!i.i si tiiMK-.s .Mel the other desire. i I'he ill, werers -.iH-el,,! edition correct ml or io;i i n.n cmce j TH E VI KST AN I) SECON D A. E. F. ! fTViE co-u-u! " . , ' n 1 ! i I DPVIIDU I 7F r.FAnriFllL 0 , 1 1 il S Oirru-rJ r' I I I fkOM . i V CHAl'UA'J Jf X is MORE iitq. murDt 1 I I i I.. I i v z r - r jr.-, r - XA-, - ""mj "i" I i iia. iii 1 1 t(i v i . a . i s. ( if. f r - y fa; i 1911 - 6 yLklLX ) F(-irM tjio. w,oa-& r ti i I AND IN b. Oi-TOOoTX iff , ,J 1 -V! . I 'J i M STTHSn-i I WHTHTT H Ti TT 1 T TW tl U Q FOUND! IlioimiK s.is-K loiim'.l l.il Eivinri nt lint hl-.Ti v IsUnil. in tin- Louisiana low tan.'.s. Kive iiiiliutii. sltpr lh(- well rp.'.iulil lire Hie .liillins ri mi.l derrick worn Viiuii.-tv.'lcly ll irtflen l-y liu leapiu,' in the APEX ELEC TRIC IRONER-ihe Ions looked for solution to the iron ing problem. Thousands of women have found that the ironcr that folds up conven iently out of the waythat occupies no more room than a kitchen chair -and will iron EVERYTHING is the only one they want to own. Easy to buy on convenient terms. Mis. I. M. Hramwcll is now oemonstialir.g the Apex Ironcr at our Office. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "la.s At Your Sen ice"