La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 12, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' ' , ' . . ' ''.'. , i Wednesday. October 12, 1927 r. . i-o rrfi m'aiiv . . , uaaiyijp rjvriivinvi uuauivruih I -.1 ( Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper V FRANK B. APPLEBY -. Editor and Publisher ' BABVBY F. MATTHEWS . . Business Manager i 3ubllshd svenings, exoapt Sunday, at Kill Adama Avanua, ' La Grande, Oregon. The Obssrver-Btar published every Friday, i Entered at the Poatoffloe at La Grande, Oregon, aa Becond Claaa Mall Matter under aot at March 8, 1879. . I' OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNION COUNT? AND THB CITY OF LA GRANDH . MEMBRR ABSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press la exclusively entitled to use (or publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dls pttohes In this paper, and alao the local news herein also are . reserved. 7 - SUBSCRIPTION RATES 8 By flnrrl Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six months In advance.... Dally, single copy 76o ..14.60 60 By Hall Dally, per month In advance.. , Dally, per alx montha In advance.. Dally, per year In advance.... ....... - Weekly Observer-Star, per year .... 60o ..2.60 .6.00 ...11.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch. ............... ....... Display, local, per column incn.. ..42a ...40a Time eontraat prices on application. TIIU MLKSKKI) I'KOI'LK: IHoskmI Ih I lio pouili! Unit Itr.nw llio Joyful sound: thoy shall walk, O Lor, in lliu light of Thy uuuiiLoiiuiicq, 1'sulm sli:15. i. J Some people object to Hoover as a presidential can didate because he never took any part in politics. Others say that's his chief merit. J' , - ,.' if. Sbme critics say the World War accomplished nothing: ; but ,wo notice that Germany, which resisted every organized ef fort for peace before the war, now wants compulsory arbi tration.; v ' . . APPLE WASHING RULE TO STAND Federal Department of Agriculture Will Make No Change, Report HI'OKANIS, Wani., Oct. VI (At) Th federal dciiarlMnt of upii culturo will matte no chaniro la lt miuiri'iiieut lor wahlnrr applet lii'forrt Ihvy are phu'pd on tlio nmr ltii in favor of th fornmr method or uipiiiK them, Itonlck W. JJu fi llip, ucliiiK wcrctary, ha Ul Kruphed United Built1 ticnatoi Wesley 1,, Jones. A ri'iue8t that thu order bo ren elmled wan telegmphLHl the depart ment from Wetmlcheo laat week liy western senatorH. malting an iiiHpeetion of the Columbia baaln Irrigation pro poet, an a uieasuro of relief for apple growera. , "Our InveHtlfcatlon ha caused u to believe that when the washing proccHfl Ih reasonably and Hklllfully handled, uccordluK' io direction!, It Ib safe," AHulHlant HecraUuy Dun lap telegraphed Henntor Jonca, an stuted In a special dlHpateh lo the Chronicle from its Washing ton correspondent. "The department does not Insist- on acid waahinfr, or any particular kind of cleaning treatment, but merely that spray residue shall be sufficiently remjoved from fruit lo 1 be safe for human consumption. "it Is not apparent, to the de-i partmunt I hat the Industry would, main anything w h ate ve r by a compliance with the request to re-j turn to last years basis, since on that basis the department would bo j obligated In protection to detain; in eiistern markets anything found by an analysis to show above .03 grain per pound arsenic." ' Krult growers have contended that acid washing hastens decay of the apples and causes merchants lo buy In smaller quantities. Ready to Drop $100,000 Suit4 um 7T ?ll ''ISM OREGON' K. P. LODGE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS THE DAI-.LK8. Ore.. Oct. 1? (AP) KniffhU of Pythias of Ore gon In annual session her elected j Judge Jtobert L. Morrow, grand , chancellor comittander, late y eater f day. Other officers elected wero: Hlanton Itowel), of Grants Pass, j grand vice chancellor; A. M. Havens of IiiIlsl)oro, grand pre late: Walter O. Oleeson of Port land, re-elected keeper of . records and Heals; W. J. Maloney, of Pen db'ton, re-elected to the office of grand marter of the exchequer;' Patrick" W. .Kelly, of Portland, elected g rat id master a I arms; Kd wurtl O. Merrlfleld. The UuJIes. j grand Inner guard: Ralph B. Kd- wardH, of Milton, gnind outer I guard; Kdlson I.. Hullugh, of St, j ilelens, grand trustee; Prod J. jnnnnn, j'ontanu, supremo repre sentative. . Labor Endorses Monroe Doctrine SameTrice foroverdSyears 25oucs25 USE LESS THAN OP ; HIGHER PRICED BRANDS Why Pay War Prices? STEPHEN'S SILK and R,Y0N SPREADS New novelty ;plaidand jacquered patterns. ;. : Tan, Blue, Green and Kose , i N. K. West & Go. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years CHE GOVERNMENT USED MILLIONS OF POUNDS J Across from Bolinetiliaini's ' WOMEN'S HAND JIACIS New shlimient just received of Hie very lali-st In loallior liauU' bub-s. Shailed tuns, blues, and blanks. Alllsatur trims. I.H, $2.0S, W.49 Mrs. Francis M. Allen (above) of Lake Forest, 111., Is willing to. drop her suit against Miss Ida' ,Martln of Kansas City, Mo., for. alienation of affection,' provided her husband. Col. Francis 'M. Al len of the 131st Infantry,' Illinois: National Guard, "comes , home with a clean elate." , Miss Martin denies she won Coir Allen's affee-; tion and declared-she la suffering; from ji nervous 'breakdown, diui to, Mrs. Allen's persecution which. inv eluded a public horsewhipping in, a Chicago street' .last January, I.OS ANGEI.KH. Oct. 12 (AP) Tbe American t'edemtion of La bor went on record as affirming the Monroe Doctrine when Its na tional convention todny condemned a resolution .- which opposed the interferenco of the t'nitod States military forces In .the affairs of other countries. : . ' . ' A resolution favoring .. lesrlsla tlon to prote'et Anu'rican workers front competition , by Canadians who comnLule daily by hundreds into Detroit, Michigan and fata-jara Kalis, iy. y., vas defeated by the lebor, convention dclcffates today, who sent.lt to the oxecutlvo coun cil for coiiHlderatlon after consid erable argument. ... , . Missouri Rally Endorses Reed For President I Pointers ...i- i.i i-ii. i n 'a i -i I Win. Ponu -3 oont-rA .Good Cigar Ed V. Price & Co. Big Display Sale Of Fine Tailoring DON'T MISS IT TODAY! Oct. 12th and 13th Clint's Clothiery demnatiun of tlie The meeting; being held to promote the Snake River route of the Union Pacific, sponsored by Idaho citizens and heavily backed' by,-.the port interests of Seattle , and Tacoma, ate peculuir in one respect: They all loudly voice the approval and co-operation of the Oregon Public Sei-vicc commission when members of that commission are not in attendance. It is natural, of course, that the Idaho boosters of the project) "J '-" 1 MIOUld W1S11 It to appear mill uregoil, ' wmi tne extuijuuu ui . ,,COch dyllveied Baker, Pendleton and La Grande,' Id it Will not Ue POSSIDIC, we .aor-elect from Maryland are sure, to secure the aid and help of the Oregon commis sion iuntil that body has hud a public hearing on the project I'Ynm a physiological standpoint, wheat bran Ih one of the beat feeds jfor dairy cows and should bo lti 'rluded In tile grain ration ' when available. It ix palatable, bullty SKDAI.IA, Mo., Oct. 12 AI' unuorsemciu vi ,mr .l,m,- ,v. Uj. t,..,vei nd lemlll lu kl,e) ii..,.. I i,r 1.uL:,.nrf Inr nriMif lent . n . . .4 , .- . Ine cmiw m digestive HVMtein.ln good plea for complete harmony and a ,, ,t , onc of Ule ,est united parly, together with con- ..., r ,Hi.hn,ii. hi,-h i pUIMICail I1U- 1,r. I.. ll,,.l ,, ,,,, i. lu I,,. hiNivv adiiunistiallons j,,,,,,,, cuw. wheat mlddlliu i Ini M,u . ir,, DuiKv than bran, a Jit 1 1 P'hh at a Hlate-W ldy l. i. e. and ennliiliiH il mimi u hi.i is ill favor Of the proposed, democratic rally here today by .Mil- smuicl. amount of 'phosphorus, i ;routo,. Actually mat is untrue aim iu win ntii, uk iiuooumi:, wi; Hogs ready for m-irliot shojld be r..Keinlile(l a Hiiffhtent length of ATter iiialslng Henalor Iteed for lilu Ulll,.,i,-HV llhllltV. KllllfKltlUll- Hhii), cuuinge, and uvcoiiiplisli- , ' ,,' :,,:',',. Zii -ri, !i ,,i, into small :etlV iiy fed heavy, ri'h.nr. and has investigated the sentiment of the state. at large and menis," me Maryland . nator-eiect J" !'''""' i, i ...,i.,ti j ..j i r ii n i ....) A !ald he was to be- pardoned for "" ,c.' ' Lllfi ntlHHlDlllLV Ulltl UllVlU tltUUS ,Ul LlIU UlWlimuu iUlltv: nuwu - .,.. ,.. I uue, 111,1 ii. ..... U .i. tj T- Ti,.(,,f rm' r.r r-i.-rm..,.. -Tbeie Is nothing lo be gained by UlU yniiiuu tiuiiuc nvci. in iuij c.in., niv i' , ...m. - .- f.med feeding Just before MblliiUng, niordo Commission will not hold a hearing -on the -petition : ur ,y .', ,'V,.!.,,r "r'' "'''"k i" niany h..gs'into a c for several months and the obvious opposition of the Union..Miitii ot presidential timber io the. fn oiu.li nu onnaintnrinn la n rrillim tnohw in thf di liloernts, Henator-elcct Tydlugs , ' ' r.",, i 7 ,ir : l.leelaml. adding that either would ' ' ,.',' ., nMKo, . Th(. mi v surorisinir thntr about the nresent situation I i t,.,i i k,.h,i ..,,r r.iends' Tl'e dtMposai of ail waste ami i to free Die .prom ts likely to rcaiilt in a number of lh( in dying In tralfslt. lis tnat Portland is not yet. aroused against the n,cn t0!b, a Z,X lier own port volume which is found m the activity of Pugot ,llllKn wul. LhV!ll Ul ,mr ud tremb- '"e" u Sound cities for the Snake River route. I 'BULWARK AGAINST HOLSHBVISM ; William Green, head of the American Federation of Fjiibor, addressing the labor convention at Los Angeles, made this notable declaration: "My friends, the American Federation of Labor will accept no dictation from Moscow; we will not compromise with communism or communistic philosophy. Wo will hot listen to the call of any siren; we will Hot experiment with the lives of working men and women in something which found birth in class hatred in a country ruled by dictators for centuries.". There is nothing new about this stand. It was taken by American organized labor during the war, and has been held consistently ever since. Tho reiteration, however, serves as a timely reminder to our conservative capitalists that Ameri can liiboi' itself is conservative. , H might bo added that the biggest bulwark against for eign; radicalism in this country has been organized labor rather than organized capital. It is the soldier of industry, morcj than the dollars of industry, that have prevented the invasion of America by liolshevi.sni. This is a fact to he remembered and appraised at its true A'aluc whenever some "radical" .labor speaker announces, as Joint I'. Frey, secretary of the metal trades department, did !at tlie Los Angeles convention: "Workers' wages must keep 'jpace, with their increasing powers of production." A good 'liiany employers, by the way, seem inclined latterly to regard that as not really radical at all, but a sound economic principle. A good many, too, arc coming to see that, despite differ ences of viewpoint and understanding, and serious clashes oc casionally, American capital and American labor stand I'unda menUilly together, against whatever red menace there may be hutching elsewhere in the world, upholding the good old American principle of individualism and freedom of npxr tuniby. To the typical employe as to the typical employer, the individual does not exist for the state the state exists for (lie individual. ;o Word of PLANE SINCE LAST NIGHT 'ofiitniifM, from Phba OnM shirt a InniH-AtlantU: Old ordianl, Mu.' flight from ' MAY HOI TOIAV OU OltCIIAltl), Me. Oct. 11! ( A I ) Mi-h. Krani't-8 W. Clniynon, allow I UK I km- mull cumimntoiiH to rxtciiil 1 heir hUm'ji lor ho vend Ihhiih. whh up early today, to 01 ri'iit tirrpnruttoiiH fur thn tit art. In-r Nlkornky plum, for Copcnhntfon at fi j filvo liii'-KOH thr type of hIiop'Ih"-! Imilti-tl to Ihi; work they n'e to lo. jltuhhpr kIiopm ii nil rublioi fool hiIm j for iIioi'hom iihi'cI on linrU Kiirl'm'Cd mivHh roltrvo norcnuHH and 1'imn i t.-SH and ptovont Mllpptnv find fiill Iiik. . Itnhtiei' putlH uve not recoin- incndtMl for farm hurseH. Hlnt-e hoJ' I i. im.v work Hh way untlor Hie pildH 'and cfHi.sc lameiiPKK. If rulilior padH aro u.sed, pine tar with a thin lnyoi' of oakitni Mhoulil he applied jlit the nolo to keep It tnolMt and to prevent to nu notion. If It ia neoosHary to plant tr'rn to I'eMioro idle farm land to pro Unollvt'neKM. tho Hafent r'jlu n of ohnhsluK tho kind of tree to plant The Dawn" Ih to select IIioho which occur nnl- o'clnck thin utally on a wlmllar Hltuatlon in lite region or have been gruw n ihon sii(!cenHfuUy. Oiie of the urea(et lmndk'aiM lo evening, 11 ecndltloiiN remain fa vorahle. ' McchanlcH who had remained at work until late hud nlk'hl renamed I lift riiml irrtinintnu" of t he hvdro airplane hetore dawn. Kverythlnff ma poultry lmiusiry una notm urn appiar-d (o he pruKresslnff favor- "f Hiatus i-irdhr: It. nhly touard the Hlart Iih planned. I"MH '"tiPK lo Ilvesii.ck fieq; I- Mr-H. (IrayHnn ordered two iiimrta V "vo been tsu Inlenneieo mh to or hot Koup and tww uuartH of cof- rviMv only to the I iix-or dt-mir-lle lee to be pmpared for the four '"dtnals. The first eoimteNsto.,;,! thermoH bnUlea iho slilji will carry; nidnoprhitiou ever le-Me Hpe.-U't-Sho alao aked lor a do.en Hand- ,lllt.v t',,,' 'tl f't' control and i Hiippression oi pttimry tcse.ines wirhcH of hum and chicken. AMBASSADOR? LOST- V lost call may mean Life Time Money. Vou slioulil xilfonl a telephone. It costs only ft few cents a day. Call and see us about Jervicc. i Home Independent Telephone Co. ellS the JI'Ht.iHMt uulhorh'.ed in the winter of 1 11 '2 I to su:ipretH an o.d 1 rf ttk of Knroponn fowl psl. in' io last appropi i.illoil hill iunss iiS,uln recoKiiixed the Import Mice t.f eoiitrollinB poult n dlai.iiMes. IM'.A Service. Herlln Htireaul llhetm t'uno. former tiennan chiineettMr and now head of the llaiiibiii'if-Ainerlcun NteuiiiKtilp line, Ih the probable nurceMmtr of liiii on von Maltiuin an Merlin' tiotbiivrttimir to iirthtUKtoti. Von Mullein wu kllleU In mi uUptuuo GOMEZ, ALMADA PURSUED BY MEXICAN ARMY MKXIi'O CITY. tut. 12 AI') rursued tliroutrh the wild mountain country of WoHtern Vein I 'run, ihi rebel (leuerals Arnulfo tlomex ami Heclor Almaila today were ellt-ved to be altemptlni; to iiaeh the roust where pnKtaiKc In hi fMilm; bout or other small era 1 1 would pul tliom beyond the reach of the Koern- meiit. Hot on their trail were Mcoutlnj; pari ten of federal ttoops mob r J eouMuand of (ieneral tlunxaht Kh-' cobar. Avlm on Monday reported j that ho had dtpcr(c1 the rebel forces and eapturrd the main lie-dy, I loavinjr ComeK and Almudu with I only tibuttt I on follow et s. TEA ENJOYOTttl" OuD FRIENDS for (hose who've come a consider able 'way up the steep paths of life arid who've helped us. up those , paths too. only the best is good enough ! Tree Tea is the finest tea obtainable. Qnly the best is good enough to pack under the Tree Tea label. But it is not the most expen sive. It's within easy reach of every- one's pocketbook. but have some spare lamps on hand! "' A very corivenfent package is the Home Light ing Handy. Box) which is already assorted and is designed to care' 'for your -lighting needs. t ; -Only 2'A1 for the Nine Lamps r (K -i'i'm)-, - Eastern Oregon Light & v Power Co. "Always At Your Sen ice" TREE Orange 9 TEA Tekoc ..For those who prefer Grebn tea, there's Trbb Tea Japan . ASK M:itM lti;t'.M.i, I.HNOHKW. WmIi int. j IAI'1-A movement for' a s.'.m.ikI r.i-i 1 1 ..ifrllitn si luitni.'r, lrr.. wllhlit tui months, ti iiiiU.t ..uy t h.'rv t.iilny with III., clnulntlon ot .'Ui!oji i...p.M.lns: rr.-i.ll ot Mrs. Vltr.'J lloni'ii. pnv.lil.-nt f rlly council und ' Mayor I'n.ju, nuil M. V. liruuu, wuiiv.lluiau. - Happiness Can be realized to u gl-eat , extent if you have, a sub stantial savings account. . Jloiicy isn't every thing, but it certainly helps over tlie rough places in life. Ask for a Money Barrel it will help you to save. Equitable Savings Bank COLONIAL I j -.THR FAMILY KNTKltTA INM KN'T Today Only 'Love and Laugh With Her! A Sparkling Comedy-Romance If A&r A Page from " n .J The "Arabian Jkfsr VI ' Nights!" ftt&f T IB " -1)on'1 Miss' It! VIOLA DANA in a Romance that is delightful A great Coniedienne in a picture that is trSv Comedy. A R.oting, Rollicking Romantic Cna ?. ter from the ninrWn i . , iP" . - - v... ntautail JMrrits." 'Php tnals of an extra girl rrlorifioH in a i;., .. ... u VlVlUJUliUl picture."