La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 20, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text. Ti,n-c,l;1v. October 20, 1927. r Four EA UKANDE EVENING OBSERVER lit; Hi in I t" . I" 1U. SI' Oil ' PI, ll II I" ll (Incorporated) An Indepcnfttmt Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . . Business Manager Published evening except Sunday, at 1410 Adam Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obstrver-Star published every Friday. . . Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Orogon, as tiecond Class Mall Matter under aot of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND THE crrr of la grande MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of spoclul ils patches In this paper, and also the' local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By flarrl" : Dally, per month In advance.. SEEKS DIVORCE FROM HILL'S SON Dally, per six months In advance........... . Dally, single copy . . , 14.60 By Mall Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six months In advance.. Dally, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year .... ..6.00 12.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column tnch.......w......... ! Display, local, per column Inch ....... ...... rime contract prices on application. 42o '. 40o THM HHAl'TV 01'1 THIS LOUD: Let llio beauty of the Lord uur tloil be iiiiimi uh: and establish Thou Urn work of our hands upon uh; yen, tho wurk of our hands establish Tltou it. i'salm DO: 17. Ex-Follies Girl Charges Kailroad Builder's Boy Was Cruel to Hen HI'TTl:, Mont, Oct 20 (AIM .Mildred Itlelinrilson Jllll, ex ! KolllfH frtrl. lias filed a complaint I for tllvorre from Waller Hill, son of the lale .1 limes J. Hill of tills (real Nonjiern railroad llj wus re vealed hern last nljrht. i The clerk f Ilia district court liere niliiillted that the suit had been filed but 'not liuido public . until (lift Hilliijimns could he served on the num.' The clerk states that n be remcmlM-d It the ground set forth in the compluJllt was cruel- , iy- OUT OUR WAY : By Williams v Maybe what Mexico needs just now is a little oil poured on the troubled waters. . ! Mr. Morrow, as he ffoesito Mexico City, must feel a sense bf regret at leaving his bomb-proof bank office. if ; ' ( A distinguished churchman says tho scientists ought to take a 10 years'' holiday. Now some scientist should tell us how long a holiday the church fundamentalist ought to take. l Alas for feminine equality in Belgium! When King Al bert's -first grandchild was born the other day the gunners were waiting to fire a royal salute. When the booming start ed, citizens listened eagerly. The salute ended with 21 guns and everybody knew that Astrid and Leopold had a daughter. A boy, as heir to the throne, would have had more than five times'asMong a salute. We suspect that this tiny addition to the Belgian royal family doesn't mind and never will mind much 'that her salute was so brief. Princesses with no heavy state responsibilities ahead of them are a lot better off in these days, than princes. j NKW YORK, Oct. 20 (AP) The Ni'W York 1 tally New to)ay Hiiya .M I Id red liiclmnlson Hill, former KoIHch bounty, Is rikiiiff a K'ji;inillon from Waiter J. Mill, Hon of Jiiinf-H J. Hill, rullroadj mug-nulc ami empire builder. The Dully News iiuoteH the fol lowlnj? tcloffrani scut by Mth. illll Troin HUTh ranch In .MoHtttm lo her iihyHlelmi and friend, Dr. Mor ton K. Hnrlz of this elly: "U'ft himbjind Oct. 1". Klled unit Oct. 17, churfrlntr habitual in temperance and cruel treat ment. Kouim) hlnti wild imilho mountain sei'iiery hero. He protended to be a gentleman while court! njc me In the ejiat. but he is a regular Jekyll and 1 lyde. Have suffered Intense huinlliiUlon at hlH lunsruriKi) nnd act iona every w here. He la In Hanely Ji-aloua and threatened ine If I left him, but I finally got up the counitfc. Trial for separation, will ho heard In Hurtle. Oct. IiG. Senator Tom Walker my attorney. Mildred." In eonlKi-st to 1 his iiieMwijre, however, the. Dally News cites the IHe-vnuu to Dr. Hrrlz from Mrs. Mill In which he Announced her inarrlatre at Mvinjrwlon, Mont., on! May IK; "Well. I did It today .and terribly happy," the incHtmKo wild. Mildred KlehardHOJi, whom Klor ems Zlefffleid once called " a per fect Aimrlcun beauty on a perfect Htem." wan married to Hill ten. tninuteH after he had received a di vorce from his second wife, tlm rormer Pauline Ollllson of New York, upon u Itout ho settled 1 ,oiio.4H) i iy court order. I At the time of her marriage, the. former Tollies, beauty amuiunced Hhe wuh tired of Broadway and , lixtlied forward to a life on her hUHl.a nd's ranch. "Kroin now on we a-e point? to bo real Monluna raneherH." he said. "Walter knows all about livestock anil I am Kolntr io heip him In the things In which he Is Interested . Onl J I IMC. VCHV IDEE.UH J MAVlKJGr " A'TAWiP OUT OF ME. "TRWiNiCr TO THUMB ARIDE . 00 -IF 1'hAD MOO IrJ AM tl Wl-W 1 WAS JlSS CAR FARE- . GOSH MA, VOURe. KttvlOA FUWkl . VAJHtM VOO CKl GiTlftiUdS OOMT WANT EM . cosU ATS FuwnV-vaanTsa PAV FE.F? E.VJERrrttKJ,1 GOSH i I tsj. mimn 6fl ' i i- u VNM MOTHERS SET GrRAV- J.R.W.l.LlFNM2 U. S. PT. Orr. bl927 BY NCA SCRVICt INc! vnv xnvFl.TY SHOE ORNAMENTS ; Imported steel cut and rhincstone novelties at popular pricus N. K.West&C6 Inc. La Grande' s Leading Store for Over 25 Years Al'iobs from lSolmcnka s WO.MKXS Kll.li hosii:icv Mervli-e w.-IkIU Hilk-lo-H.t-to,. I.. H-lnU-l Heel. Seven color, Kayull lilnollicrs ... ltayuii Vests H9r Clilldivn'M (dlHHi H l.'l-encll mule, tit Ijiirk. nnih. fties tu H 14 2'v Chihlrcn-s Lo.,,,- .M ereerlzt'd in linyun TUree-yuurlc.- lluwo' -IWc Jlcii's ami Women's SIkhw . . ; . $a.H, W.K5, $4.tt , Mike Romano Wins , . It is reported that, p6dcst4'iaiis ii Southampton,, England, iiro-cttl-fyiflFWllldi 'rftWfs V'hfch,,nttI"'hohiS ; ai-c at tached. ;, These are honked'at'the curb to lot moloiists know a pedestrian is about to cross, a street. That may work in Southampton, We'd hate to see the custom introduced here. With all due rcjjard for pedestrians, who surely have a right to crqss streets now and then, we still believe they could do so more safely and with less coiffusion simply by hee'ding the same traffic signals and courtesies enforced on motorists. As for those pedestrians who insist on jay-walking and on darting out suddenly from behind parked cars or other ob structions, a walking-slick horn wouldn't save them, even if they deserved saving. , . From Casey O'Dale I'llHTt.ANI), Ore.; fl, 2" (AIM Milin Itoimino, 'hk-ii.i3u jrmPIl(,r. look , two out of thrre fnllfl Troin rjiHey -O'liale, or 1'iMinr . Itn.phlH, limni In llio flint Wroxtlliifir liuilcli or Mm ui'iison licro Inst nluhl. They are, 2ln pounoi rs. 'lnle won Hie firKt rail In i inknllh'H 4S secomls. Konuiiio loU I he .seeonil 111 III llllnilles fill Kee onils when he raised O'liale fruin the nun ami pJteheil him mi his IhwI. O'ilitle iiiih daxeil anil Itotu. mm look the third fall In Ml sec',- OllllH. Col. Carrington Doubts Story v Promised Proof ciin'Aao, Oct. 20 (ai t'i- onel K. (, CarriiiKton wtas ptfom icd proof loduy of the marriage of IiIh former wife, Mrt,. Anna Walsh Snyder (arrln;lon. lo his brother Campbell Carrlnsrlon. of New1' York a marvhtK'c concern -Inc which ho had expressed con siderable dotibt. Gcoiffe I.. Scheln- Chlciijro at torney who represented Mra. Car rington In her divorce action, aaid that Ciuniibell Carrington expected to place tho marrluirc IIci iimu and ciiitriealo In the IuiikIk of a New York attony y today with a weirn Inp to the colonel thai he will be. held "strictly accountable" for any rurfher stntenieiils casting doubt on the marriage. Wohein wild lu- had latked ovV lonjr distance telephone wilh Oa'uipln'11 CarrliiK-lon who ' Is 'onie where In (he east." f "Campbell 1 VrrliiKton han Im- come very Impatient wit h 1 1 Ik brolher'a tactics." the fciUoiniji- added. "I advised him to ignoro I them but he wa anry and do- j cidrd to try to put a stop to them. I Colonel Carrington Knows very 1 well that his brother was married I I ohls former wile, for he hasn't been culled upon ito make any all- j niouy )aynients since August." ' It wast lost Aupust according j lo Kcheln. that Campbell 'arrln. ton and Mrs. CarrliiKton were mar- t ried. W. II. BOHNENKAMP CO. I Four Floors Of Superior Furniture .1.2 mills 32 mills, and it had been, formally entered be lorn the mis UUe could be recliried. The treas ury' Is bulfflnff fyiom the unusual levy. I Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page i NI-:W YOll'K. Oct. 20 (Al) . Colonel .I'M ward i Ca-rfnuVm. j lawyer nJid financier, wild loday t that ho considered the annnince- nient of the inan-iage of his form-j er wife. Mrs. Anna Walsh Snyder j Carrinijlon. to his brother. Camp bell Caru-iliKton asi "very ryihy" and "pUKhliiK' Miblicity to the lim-i it.-. i New Type Delco-Light a scientific marvel Does Everything but Think! WniTK SNOI5HICRV Spii!i(,or IJiujrhiini of Connecticut started somethiiiK' when he said, at u dinner jfiven in his honor in Honolulu: "I want to tell you right now that if u half-dozen of the prominent white people of Manila were to invite a few of the cultured and prominent Filipinos to lie their jruests at a tea, the agita tion for Philippine independence would die rijjhl then and there." . The senator is familiar with Philippine life, and evidently knows what he is talking about. He makes the modest lmast of being, as far as he knows, "the only American representa tive of government who has ever refused lo enter the doors of the Army and Navy club at Manila." lie ivfused because he disapproved of the club rule that no Filipino should ever be allowed to enter there. It is this same snobbish spirit, he declares, that is the basis for the growing antipathy to the white race in the Orient, lie tells of accompanying a cultured and respected Chinese business man, a friend of his, lo an international bank in Shanghai. The Chinese gentleman wanted to cash a perfectly good check for $IS()0, and went up to the teller's window. "What the hell do you menu, coming here?" snarled the Caucasian teller. "(let the hell out of here and go down to the other end of the building w ith the rest of the Chinamen!" The Chinese quietly went and did as lie was told, but with resentment blazing in his soul. "Never." says anotluV cul tured Chinese, quoted by Senator lliiighain, "never can there be friendship as long as (he white race send men (o China Who treat the Chinese like dugs." And that doubtless a ilies with equal force In the Filipinos. Corvallis Theater Swept By Flames (OltVAI.I.IS. Ore., (let. '.Ml (AIM The Whllo-Slde theater mm of the InrireHt In Hie nlate oulNido of I 'orl land, wiih swept hy fire hile yeterday with inss eMlinililed at MI.IMHI. All etjulpment 'was de- slrnyed. hut I he htlildliiir remained yta.iidlnir. Tb-r- fire, was helleved to have orlirlnaled In Die ImMeiilent. No one wa.s Injured .iiiul there was no dlHorder, , r i l llll'O. !ll.. Orl. 20 (AIM -h'lre reused daiiilitfes n( $i',ii.nlill lo the new NlttlOllHl, llHJllr1 III Marys llle today. II1 l!lti:l I'AV.MI'.NT Vit.W I 'I'll i It I A. Ill The IVnrla Itenlly lloartl ! txiidiiir to "!! faelory siteN lind ImlhlllifrM nn .the InMlall menl plea. The elly's new IndiiH-, trial renter would he llleorporated and Kliteli sold under the proposal i ami hnlhlhlll.l will he hlllll on - I sirahle idles lor new enniiaules wKhlli'.' lo loeill" Ihere. Tllle will reiuaiii 'with th liter until lu- tllHtlli MlH Ml-e p:ilr lu fllll. LOST- A lost call may moan Life 'l ime ftloney. ! You should afford a tclephono. 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Approved by General Motors after 7 years O Now conies a new type Dclco-Lihc riant thit astounds even those scientists and engineers who arc in daily contact with the cpoch-makin.i; achievements of electrical science. When you sec this amazing Delc'o Liijlit 1'lant, you will agree that it is a decade ahead of everything heretofore conceived by any manu facturer of farm electric plants. Write or ' phone and get full in formation about this new achieve ment of Delco-Light and General Motors. Or call on me personally and sec the evidence with your own eyes. And remember if this new est model doesn't exactly suit youc needs, there arc many other Plants to choose from, now priced as low fj. uon t wait, write phone or call today. i v or JESSE K0SENBAUM New Folcv Hide. LA GRANDE, ORL(;o. .