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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1927)
Thursday. October 27, 1927 -.. . .. . . j i - JiiMtmxbt gating bserfor , . ' (liiroriHinittNl) , All IlHlt'lM'Ilth'Ilt Nt'WHIMIIMT ;. FXtAKK B. AiTIKIiV Kdltor unci 1'uWinher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS ..... BuHineHs MumiKor Published pvciiIiikh, except Sunday, at 1410 Adams Avenue, i La Orande, Oreson. Tho OljMorver-Htar publlnlied every Friday. Entered at the 1'ontofflce at La Orande, Oregon, ait Second China Mail Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNi6n COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEM HER ASHOCJATED PRESS 1 Thfe AHHocluted J'i'chh 1m oxclunlvely entitled to uho for puljllra tiun of all newH dlHputcliei credited to it or not otherwlH credited If published herein. All rih'hlB of repulilicutlon of Kpeclal ils ' patches In this paper, and also the locul news herein uIbo are ... reserved. , " hUhKCRIPTION RATES liy Cunier Daily, per month In ndvaneo , .......750 aily, hIx months in udvunco $'1.50 , Dully, single copy 6(J Jtj Malt Dally, per month In udvunco SOc . Dully, per six months In advance JH.50 Daily, per year In advunce $5.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per yeur $2.00 ADVERTISING HATES . ' Display, foreign, per column Inch 42o Dlspluy, local, per column Inch 40c Time contruct prices on application. GOD'S CHILDREN niessed Is tho man whom Thou chaste n est, O Lord, und teuuhest him of Thy law. Psalm 04:12. ABEJIARTIN 0 . 1 MOW ifww -m Jjots o so called ifroiicJicJt would lovo V Ik; pleasant un' ar fnhh', mi' mix Willi M'Oplc, hut they ton't want t' ho doiu' fav oih un' llHtenln' t' hard lin k Mor ion all Hi' time. "When I wii. a young Imly an' wu bad to bat ho Jit wash lulls, wu rilitii' try it again wry nooii," mid gruitd' maw Lark, t' day. Tuin about's fair play, and seeing wlmt a quantity pro- STOCK TRAIN IN PORTLAND Manslaughter Trial Nearing Jury in Salem1 r SALEM, Ore.. Oct.' 27 AP) Tim cn for and aaiiiBt Mrs. Ruth W. Iockwood. at;cusid of j nmn('fbt!r, driving her car ut an. exctiHlv , mte of spoed whlln ! under tlio influence of liquor, und so chuhIiut the doalh of Alnynard j Sawyer, a druKfTfst, on July la lost, will he presented to the Jury for tlit'lr vi-rdtfl soiuh time late today. This wiw iwHcijumI Itliis morning ! when the defense concluded its cjiho ii ml llw Mute nmdu its opn-l inr argnimwii 1o tlm Jury. The ! trial has conmimed four days. The ' state has had a larc n.ui(.l"i' of . witnesses: and their testimony dots : not iipjM'ar to have -been changed in any Important respect by cross examinations of defense counsels. Mrs. lockwood herself' took the stand Wednesday afternoon- and HiUd thut about tho point where tlio aeeldeivt liAppem(;d slio was stooping down to adjust tho switch on her cur. which shu alleged was in poor running order. Sho also denied knowing anything about two pint bottles of moonshine found in the pocke t of her car and sa i d that sh n w d h ad but t wo dji'iuka 1iiat evenlnff Just before driving ftoward home during whicli di-tve tlm ncnldent huppene-d; WILLIAM'S SINGERS COMING : i j i &r ," "B ill Ji WattJ2 f53S3S ! I I III hill illlllii i II II I II II Hull II Mil WIN I KAYSER TWIN HEEL HOSIERY' Double Point Two-Tones ' $2.50 Pair N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years Wllllani-H Colon-el NlnircrH Mvlll Im hero FrltUiv nlirlil, In tlits Tj. 1. .S. tulM'l'nm'kv lltKh'l tho uiiHplci'H r Mm m inuiil 'lly i'otinrll of larentu unil TcitOIiera. JCcservcd suits imty Ih' obtuiiii'd ut illuas DrtiffH. MICH MARRIKO MOW YOltK lr. William I-c-roy (.'Bhlll. of I'nli-stine. IVxas, Is to be married twice to Ills firill wife. A widower twice and twice divorced lie married Madeline Ho nianoff. twice a widow. In a civil ceremony. They are to be mar ried airaln In the Greek Orthodot church. The bride, born in Rus sia. Is the dhuBhtcr of Michael itomunoff und the Countess Uilian Chevalier do la. Bene. .. Here's Dora RRaln. She wants to know why men arc so eai?er to win air derbies, when they're hardly the weur at least for winter. Vm. I'cnn 8 cenw A Good Cigar Student Birdmen Legionnaires, Wives Meet in UnionHotel MKDFOltD DEXIKS lEKI'OHTS MEDFORD, Ore,, Oct.' 27. ,1 AI) Tho public health department to- fluv nnthnrlvnil n uhitnniAnl flAnv. About 3(1 leKionnalres and their i,, ,.,,,,,- ,,,., ri,her wives were present at the banquet cities on tho coast that Medford is last nlKht nt the Union hotel. JJIn- m,fferin(r from a tviihold epidemic-, ner was served at 7 o'clock. Fol- AccordlnB to tho statement there Is Inwliiir ilfnnor and -a Hhtirt tnlki f i 7 n " i nuiiiu vypiiuiu in ju'iinirn, iruin in iV arrOW J!iSCape B'" I aHt commander Kl Klv- whlch two ,lculha h,ive resulted, '. ; ip en. (lancintf-wan enlovd until 11 i, i i 1 -ls ' ' ! o'clock, , Otis Pulmer', district com- SAN ANTONIO, Te'x.j Oct;"?27 mlttoeman Introduced the speak (Al') Two student' Mors Vhealed er. Itesldes the Ju Grande post,' p (JIC I m I jS k'l (J y j d ea t h here today when their planes linker and Union were represented, j locked winu;s 2500 fi;et above Kol-j ' My fluid. K. A. Hanhin n and J. II. I HTM': I KJHT POSTPOXlil) POIlTLA.Vn. fro., Oct. 27. f AP) Cleveland, the pilots, extricated j -UeurliiK tho ellto of the livestock j themselves from tho planes and T.OM ANGKLKS. Ort. 27. f A IM- tluction of nolitics there haa been latelv in Indiana, it's about !k,w!I?m' . "r,'r H,n.. tra n "p." i ci:enHfni parachute jumps, ri.e title bout scheduled fur st- t . , riveu noro io;iy irum hip caHi wnn lime lor a new outbreak ot literature. Only about sixty shopping days until Christmas and up Now that tho forest fire season & over it's interesting to to pariielpiite in the Pacific Inter national livestock expoKltlnn. whicli lo now we nave occn naving summer weamer insieaa or uaciied t(. tho train carried prom October,. " inent exhibitors 'and breechrs. - - Heventnen horse show exhibitors with 90 stepds from eastern states and Canada were on board. note the true extent of the damage. News reports from fire'lnK (in.K u,P wm.k with nth- areas are often too easily exaggerated and so we find that "i'ic from Pacific and other the 1927 season was the most favorable for many years, the! 08 u " 8 " c : damage a mere fraction of that in 1926. In Oregon, for ex--Iiqh School Yell The nhines struck each other al- urdiiv nlirht at Wriirlov ba.Melall horses, cattle, swine and a Iiu-ko ! ni()Hf jK.!Hi an,i heenn siiinnihir finld hnre lintwocn thn weltnrwnlirht retinue of cnretakerH. They CHliioi,....,,.,,,! th oarth. Thnv fall 2000 nhinmiiiin. Jim Tiimlfn itf icilll. Ciflc Inter- i...r , tu..., I,,,,,,..,,,, u,...,.,, nl .. ,1 l... "irll.l an'l crasherl Home distance from Acq Iludlcins, today was postponed where the- pilots landed a few sec- because of continuing rain until onds later. some day next Week. . ample, there were 25,080 acres bunted over. Merchantable timber, however, grew only on 3380 acres of that total. The balance was cut-over land or young forests. Fire prevention propaganda, it seems, is bearing fruit. . ' hut it Is not in epidemic form und no new cases have been reported .since tho first of tho week. The causo has been traced ti a milk supply, and the contamination cor ltiiii iii;ai;i; contixcks MINNKAPOMS. Oct. 27 (AP) j Witnesses for tho Grmt Northern j and Northern INtetfic railways con- ; tinned their -testimony iM'foro tho' Interstate commerce, .commission ' today on economies possible un- i der unification of the two roods. "Big Bill' Books Prepared llllilt ilrhnnl yell hooks liavo linen irpiari'(l ami are now oirBiile at the IiIkIi Ht-liool. The hooka con tain not only tile wllool yella hut KKNN'linl'NIC I'dllT, .Mi-., Oct. 27 (AiJ Hy iiHiina of il now li-wilmcnt, Mlilcli haa liix-n very Hiicri-SHlul, Booth Tn.rliliiKton, tllo novcllHt and (Ii'iiiiiiiiIIhI, may liavo pri'H-rvol f'ir many yi'arM.thi- alwht of his lift eye. Mm. 'rrklnKI on ,-ilil tmlay with n-fi-n ncfr lo n--porla lhat In- was lhi"alcnoil Willi hlimlncKi. lie iiractiivilly lost thn KlKht of liia richl eye two yonrtf a;,). it again. , - . . . a hrlcf Inili'X of liiKh Hrliool of- Hioinpson, stoimy mayor of Chicago, is .it f,,,.ai a jk0 BOcii ami nuwieni Now he would have all tho pro-British books in all f'""1 'ii itniph iMirwip. Tom ibo schools and libraries of the city destroyed in one groat i,awip'iio nay. yi-n u-aiior. Manr bonfire on the shores of Lake Michijian. What rotl How i'n nain'- vi.o pii-Hiiu-ut of ihc typicali of "Bijr Bill's'ubMo airtics! ttrey no one ..will wore TO-!litr take him seriously. Toor Rill wouldn't know. .'British piopa-.M ,M n-imnoii in-iak. granda if he read it. It's just one way for him to keep in'i , Ch-1 9 tho public eye; just a nice, undcr-cover piece of publicity for. -j; 'f ,t' . Bill and his political Kanp; because Englishmen iare reason- UlCS Of I a) alysiS nbly scaitie in Chicago and Germans arehick. It's Bill's old, familiar tune played on n new instrunient. Maybe somebody' ha6 told him that II. O. Wells savs there will be a war some!"'"" "i'1""1 nn,nini;iiis cauaiii ih ... i- i j j a i t i 11 . (Ii-alli of lii-lcr o'Horcn. , within (lay uuiwueit raigiaiui aim Miiunca, aim nu lias liius acquirca: js hinira of cnniiiutlnn a new stimulant. Incidentally, wouldn't it be nice for Bill tn expend his energy cleaning up a little Chicago crime in stead of working on Chicago libraries? I'OKTI.ANIl. On-., Oct. 27 (AM) Inhmtllt- pii'i'iilyalH, coinhlnoii : limit h offli-i tin- i-lly wJn iiiIvIhihI toilay. ItAI'lllS ASSOCIATION .MIOIOTS I'KMll.llTO.N. Oil. il- (Al'l Tito lllnalllla ItaplllH llsaoclalioll is iiolilim; It h annual nici-tiiiK hern to ilay. ltcli'liati-H frotn Walla AS'alla. LcwlHton. I'orllaml, lTnallllla, llor niiKtun, llimriliniin. Alilcrilalc, I'as- aiul The linllca arc hero for the KuthcrlliK til illscUH-iiiiK the prea- - I PARENT-TKACHEK OBJECTIVES La Grande is gratified at the size and apparent success of tlie Parent Teachers Congress. No one can bo unaware of munities of Oregon and therefore we cannot fail to ap- K'c ;,.,. ot , (,,,,i, fl. predate the importance of this gathering to discuss the 'economic purpos ih heinK mreHacii larger problems, -the new avenues of service that present f ;y 2X?. themselves. If there is anything seriously wrong with tho Dana. preiii-nt of ihe orwiniza young gcneralioiwand there always stn-ms to be with every TiTX. young generation imrents and teachers receive the major- mnmi nil over ihe nurthwrat as ily of the blame for it. If there is anything good ..bout the!-- "'.'r "Zt'luZ younjr generation and even tho pessimists will agree that'tmrthwost within a rive yeur pe- it, ., .v,o.",inl ,,,ull,i ,i i 1. ,,... ,i ii,rt rind will need till per cent more POHTI,A.NI. Ore.. Ort. 7 Vi Dpinlon that accidents! dis-cIiui-k-h of his own nun killed Karl lii-rcf. i:t.year-old Kt-KciM( loy, wtis exprtsMcd loday hy Inspector Hol rt Tnjddnrk. halllMie expert of the Portland police department. Across from Bohnenknmp's , )IK'S V(HIK NIIOKS $2.Nr and ;t.H.- Pliiin top, pack or c:ip in browns and blacks. They aro all leather und built for wear! Women's and Men's Dress Shoes $2.85, $;t.H5, $I.K5 COLONIAL THR FAMILY KNTEHT.TNMRNT TODAY AND FRIDAY A1. ainiiis PlAY SAFE Pafhepicture !nrK Comedy, 'GYiMN DANDY' and PATHK NEWS Little Turk -Is Dictators' Pet 1 credit, whether or not they receive it, nuch a great period of time with the growing, child, and because they exercise so great an influence on the child's life, teachers have a vital bearing on the hoppincss of every home, on the relization of every parent's drtain. The parent who is quick to appreciate this is also quick to ap preciate the importance of knowing, of working with tin teachers of the community to appreciate the need for mutual j 'understanding, for co-operation in a very personal sense that the common goal of bettor citizens and trained citizens may be more thoroughly realized. Is it not natural, 1 here Tore, that an organization of parents and teachers should exist? It, is equally natural lhat it should grow, widen its influence and accomplish greater and greater things in the development of the nation's greatest asset Youth. I.a Grande is fortun ate, indeed, to be host to such an organization, to gain more intimate knowledge of its objectives, to gain :i now inspira tion for its own efforts in the direction of cleaner, more worthy citizenship. Icctrlt-ul nower than Is now avail necause they spend ahie. developing The ltrlllNh nrtliy la KOinir hack tn rcil coata. lu'corilinir lo a war office announcement. Wc hopo thi-y have lictter luck Willi that liliiH I'oHliinic IIiIm ttinc 4.. 5lS!f S. Tina pretty Utile. I'uikisli mrl. wlioso tamer, saianeiiii-m in-y is tt cousin ot Komal Piialin, Turkey's hoea, has toys 'rIvcu iier hy.llireo rticialors. Tlin doK slio is IioIiUmk was tlio Rift ot Komal: the dull was Riven to her .by Premier Mus solini, And tho cat was tho' gift o( Piimo Itlvera. dlctaloi ot S'laln. A NEW Telephone Directory for Union County will be issued soon. Why not install that telephone now and secure a listing? Home Independent Telephone Co. Miss Spain in Hollywood I imiMiii in ii ii i ' urn --mj. v 3 t irtMtrtiMtflii'. ml ciiis onttsl Marin v.aaju" p. -v A M.s , lu that souniry.VKow elto 1j In Hollywood hcliiiuj tu muku iuj l.luii - . ' N mm mm Mm There's always a "full bag" of smoking satisfac tion in every package of Old Golds . . . How come? ...Because O. Gs. arc smoother and better. . because they're blended of better tobaccos ... by modern blenders who began where others left off. not a cough in a carload. Uluis atuuetivo. 0 P. lariauil Co., tH- 17M
