La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1928, Image 4

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Tuesday, January 17, 1928.
LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
t aCSnmbc Jidemna bserfocr
(Iiirorimmtcri)
.An IiHlcjtcinleiit XewHiMipcr
FRANK B. APPLEBY
HARVEST P. MATTHEWS"
.... Editor and Publisher
IiUHjiieHs Manager
Published evening, except Hundny, nt 1416 Adnms Avenue
La Orande, Oregon. The OhHorver-Htar published every Friday.
Entered at the 1'ontnfrice nt J-a Grande, Oregon, an Hecond.
Class Mail Matter under act of March 2, 3 879.
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TI1H r'ATIIKHIIOOIJ OK (lOU J.Ike a father pltlcth Ills
childreiJ?'H'o the Lord pllieth llieni that fear illm. I'salut 103:13.
Mr
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Salem Attorney From Holy City
Accuses Klan of .To Holy City
Persecuting Him
SALEM, Ore.,, Jan. 1 U A I
That ho In heiiiK persecuted by lift'
Ku Klux K lit ii, that ttie k hi u ruined
liijn by truiilied 'up ch;uKH ' and
drove his wife to an untlmely'Ki'iivc
are Home of the accuHutloim con-
j tallied in a petition filed with the
Mjpi'cine court by Paul DomiH
aer. former Portlanfl atlfli ney., ,
Dorruitzer whh jiaruled from the
jstale penitentiary about three
weekn ao where he was -, dolm;
time fur u bad check manipulation
.in i.iiua ivuiiij. . winmi jih-iiu pin--
jcfcdliiga on charges made by rep-!
rcMeitlatlvea of the Cook Coiutv )
liar atMociutlon are pending UKainbt
i Dorntilzer. . ills petition Is that tin
'ca.se be transferred to undther
county and that the taking, of ten
tiinony be taken uu( of the hand
of JudK James I . Brand rind (jiven
another, jud(;e. "
JudKe Drand (h alleged by Iur
mitzer to be a member of the klan,
and is numbered nmoiiK several
Itcincnibcr when lh whnlo rum-1 mw pr. Wno are " l niiV? -h-d
ii.- , ,..,.. .i ii. imw- ilh chareM iiKaiiiHt him. The oth-
hiiuicr In the iiiouifiiic. an n-adj'''V nre J- w- Mclnturff. whom hni
iimiiinl If, mi' HKlit mound II? !! a president of the bur as-;
ftii-iiace heat thai put th" ulc rum- ""fiatlon, W. T. Stoll, Arthur K.i
flv i lrclc out ' hiislm. "I iw.l J.' K. Anderson unci J. J!.
t think xujin.ii wiu irsouiccrnl. LetllnKfleld. All, Dormltzer al
bni m tor nut liiislmml lias Ixtii , Itfe fe J'"" members.
iniirdcinl with a dMir ship, nil The cfitspiracy against him lie:
l her liahil uothhr hiimticr t' liolilwys arose out ofihis representing
nr sit cr doin its work." nay Jeph Oilstrap. u feeble minded
Mrs. Mm Ph.
UMON PERSON Al
I'NlttN tSpvcial) Word was re
icied here last 'edue.sda tt( the'
dealli of LUilton, oii of Mr. and
M is, 'ViUiH who live at Uoitiedate,
hia. Aiuuiu; tlie I'n to a relatives j
who went to Idatm to attend the!
tuiieral were: Mr. 'iiutt Mrs. Will
Titus und daughter, A rut a, M rs.
livitha j.uniiinKhmu. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Junen. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Herbert. Itert und Hoy Titus, und
Carl Henderson. The Union folks
left Thursday inui nliiK for llome-
tiaie.
P. Holly, who has been in
busines-s at Union fur u Kood many
years, but who Una btea in poor
j health for several months, Is re
' PiM'ted as in a veev critiiM I cnnli-
iirn, the result of an attack of the
flu and other complications.
I moil lodKe No. I. O. O. F.,
iMiii.ei-reu tlie third decree
" Annual -ix'iS:
January Clearance
' Every ' Article Reduced! . ;; ; :?
N. K. West & Co., Inc:
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years V
Kings! ord-Smith
ki There are stll quite
i few young: -folks old-fashioned
have a pretty good time by
Tho lrl-niotnrpl l-nUker mono
pliuie "Spirit of Ciillfornhi" took oif
li'om Mill-s Held at :' u. in
iitlctnpt to hrenk thni
y.hcn he'vvaa'Viod for killing his wife, was promptly offered fiiBht.''''nio' pinne a.s i.iiotcii i.y
NORTH I'OWDEJ
PiiRSOiNALts
: ?! enough' to think they can
uayugni.
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V n ; The jury that acquitted George Remus, muKtcr-hootluggcr, """"",'
3'outll, In u court cawe In Jjinc
county iiKithist Clyde JohnNon and
olherH. The boy hud beei) ;i
xuuked, MiiyH the pelition, ",vlth
a p j a n -f ,lul- H1UK uuueiH, unu cun-
JlllCI ill liKLOl U fined an it remilt for eluhl monthH
ilM 11 hospital. ThlH he charges u, I NOItTII I'0UKIt (Special)
. SAX I-I1ANCISC'.. Jan. n. ( AP) I .i"""' ' , ,, , I T'"''1 W"M r,'culvwl e .Ml'M-
I "'"v, pn.yn uh iaue iearon mill .n i . jvi i.du
petition, the klan conspired against i who are visiting in Portland with
: him. ; .mi h. Pearson's sister, .Mrs. DiKg.-i,
! 1 ! Ithat while they were attending a
show down town tlie residence
! regular meeting last Friday niht
; D. Ii. Crouter, who has been un
der the doctor's care for the past
few weeks and was at Hot Lake for
a shui;t time. Is now able to resume
I his position at the Union Flouring
j mills, where he hus been office man
for several years.
i .l . ...in i ..u-ic.tr.orf 11 ,lM t'lienueni reoy co iKiin ac
" rLHI;e.thK,1 Z" !-,fv 1 - ' onipunied the l,iKh Hchool and
The Spirit ot IIMy C w r ,msk(,tlmll eams lhelI.
Mr. Evelyu IlU.e icra , It .above, iq Wllu
au.ioues -h w,l attempt to fly .Methodist
from Holy City. Callt to 1 Sunday school presented .Mr,-. Kelle
Ilei plane .111 be I ke UuMerSb w
excepi .mi. 1. ... . aiil.liciati.ln of th. .l -.1 In,, re
length of service slie has re'idered
lo the church. Lust -Monday -Mrs.
WriKht ceieb.'ated her 78lh birth
day anniversary and the 58th year
1. Hess was appointed to InvcMliK-i'e
and report tlfclr opinion of life
feiislblllly of the plan to the so
ciety. The minstrel which Hie club
has been worklnt; on was post
poned becuuse the Woman's club
has been working on a similar en
tertaimncnt. The clul. plans to
hold its annual clam feed and def
ine itinu' of officers at some date in
Her
cu-pilot lias not
uouncud.
been
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
p i New York engineers say "fragile people have no business
' riding in the subway din ing the rush hours." Why not label
"Fragile This Side Up With Care?"
M rs. LMyKH had burned
urouud. Nothing was saved and all
ihe belongings of Mrs. Pearson and
Mrs. Craig were also destroyed.
of consecutive membership in the
church and on the official board,
lifcoining n member of the organ
ization when u girl of 20 years she
has been .active In the rhurch and
Sunday school work for over half
a century. ,
Another peppy .meeting of the
'.'Union Sportsmen's club was held
'Milt the club cabin in the fish hutch
fferv uronnrls hist l.'Hrh.v nii-hi M-oii
February, exact date to be an
nounced later. Among the oiit-of-town
mem hers present" was .Mr.
p.ellamy of the Kaslern Oregon
Music company.
Mrs. Oilbert Wilkinson and little
son. Warren, were here over the
weekend visiting with her daugh
ter. Virgil,' und two sons, OllbeW
and Outlaid. The latter ure attend.
ing the Union high school. The
Wilkinsons llv near . Telucaset. :
WASHINGTON (AIM The dV
fcrrcd und rotation system of graz
ing developed by the forest servic
lias worked out well on nation?)
finest lange lunds. Thin tuethod
provideI for reserving about onfi
fourt h or one-fifth of 'the entlf
rango a,rea used by tho herd unfti
itrter seed maturity. Then that
area Is grazed. Rotation in prac
ticed by allowing a different arVc
to be reserved for seeding overy
'he 'nilUt f,o local and visiting sports
men present. A committee had
prepared a lunch which opened U
evening's entertainment. At the
;from a meeting of trie srute game
i commission, told about the activ-
na theatrical engagement. On the burlesque stage, we s'nose. uapiain uharie Kingsford-smitii.
p. .m liriiish' air are and Lieut, (ieorgn
lit. Pond, U. S. navy. Lieut. Pond
came out from tlie east to make test
flights with the "Spirit of Cali
fornia" and oilier airplanes.
The monoplane, known as "The
I Southern Cross." wasrechristened
.for Ihe purnose of the endurance 11 liake
. ... , n,.,.t..t.., H.i.,. r .i..r i 1 1. - .1.. 1 ...... i.-j . 1 1 ..r 1 1 .... . . 1 r
... ... b . smith td;.ns i.. flv it t(. xw y..V here last week to see. vit. u i.,.iiv t.itten ...1 the fin- . 'elon "e,u a strip uf
country s most notorious criminals merely tor philanthropic ,.,., . -ker ..vu ..V ir i..t ',Iin" t'-xiemiing fmm the uuid can.
K reasons, admits jrcttinir Sfio.fOO for the defense of Loeb and ti. .!., ..,.! .... k,,-' , ' ;mrge idirsfn is here looking fin! c. j. Forsstrom und wniium
ins norseN. no is rrom Uaker. 1 1 "iigha nour .returned irom- rori-
l l-'I lie VI .imvc ; . i 1 "e score 01 me recem. game l.usiness session following. L. A.
Jl r.DK.AI, SPKINdS (Special) 'tween North Powder a r s and the it-..;..u. ...w.. ...... .
It nfi.ed he. ...,.' f u.t . .,6 r " ...to jusi reiurneu
- " ". n. i inilieM KU'" tvtin i') nt oa Ml
jbut the weather Is colder again 0r North Powder.
Mrs. I'nlell I jay is at the hospital Foissl rom was poisoned Saturday
; morning. Math el Forsstrom, while
nia tiers he brought up the promisi-
tion or creating a duck preserve of
WEAREFRCUD0F
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"AiTheSiijti or IhePcococK" ' .
, PEACOCK CO Alt
"PEACOCK" produces an intense hcnt;-,::
. quickly. You can lip.ht a fire and' in no
time you have" a hot oven. AND THE
OVEN WILL STAY HOT. ; ':. "
It Has Less Soot and NO CLINKERS. ;:
Van Pelteh Lumber Company'
Phone Main 7C2 , "Good Service Quick" ,
J( Leopold, and says he "should have had four times that much.
jiLure, pnuamnropy comes nigli nowadays.
if k"kI"'- It was f..l'.T(l lluwll
t..n.'c liffoi-.. ..wIiik to fuel pxhaii
,ti.n. 'I'll.' fl.orM t.mk ft few suikI-
iS . "- i wi.-iicN nn. I m. i in. c-r.rr.'o fur fo.nl.
t 1 Cn Tr,..l.lMl. nr 1 f, ..I . ' '1 . '111 1 l''''"'-''' t'11' l"' "l1 !'ir
vt . tw.u.tij i, in i Hi. -I till lll.lll nui VILU Will in: OlH-'llUtt. ' niini,.K III kccoiiiI to l.t'pnk
4'The National Air Transport. Inc.. will 'start nisrht flvinir'"1" ""' i--.-.i. uia.i.- in ; .--'
niMiy . tin' .v. ii Kits r.'i.iin .. nn
If.
Tw.i .Inn. :ch wiiro nivon Ihtc; lust ll.tii'l Friilay iiIkIii.
Out' wits followed l.y a sn-
l.o officially broken.
It. CI, 11. .11.... I;.,.. Tl.i :il i ii :i i "
i ..o v...n..B..-jJ.ui.ia IUIL-. . ni.i iii CIKVU II)) ail mail aim ,,- less than that i.ut the
J express between Texius and Minnesota, henefittinir hisr and 1" ev. ee-ie.i i,y ono h
little communities all a!on; tho route. This is interesting
in itsell. Jt is more intercstmp; in the developing plan it re-
I veals 'for cstalilishjjijr jpj, ajr ptil service lietwcen the cities
. in .this country and old Mexico. Negotiations between postal'
'i ..'ni..io if i. ..,......:.. '. ... ... .. ..l c.-t. . '
j vnivici.o ui uuiii uuiili iu.i tiiu to muii, ston. outn a route
w.'ek.
l.er
3 hours ' I ,""l,e' 1'ai-Min was ai ua net, i'.'l-
..a.v on i.iisuiess. .
Ihe KiavelliiK of the new
w ill be . 1 1 , 1 , 1 .,. I this week.
The parent-lonelier tlanee j;iven
at Ihe Kymnasllllii Friday ninht wasj
well attenileil. l.uneht was served I
.....I .1... .......n.I.li.u Is lli.il ii...
'.............Is ..'III noil'.. 111:.. l t.av for
Iwhat lia.l l.een iiie.lt'.l In lielpiiif; i
lyon road to Hon valley on thb
south and poiinectlnir with- state ,
, experii.ient larm on this side. A
; committee eonslstin',' of J. F.
Hutchinson, I,. C'adwcll und (J.
coord
ur lo
Slewnrl Ifolby was i
Sunday.
visitor lierel1"1' '"K" school.
The .North I'nwdcr .l.
.... i lie finished cnllh.c
croti Sunduv und completed shili-1
IIKAII'HM.VMUVHIil', Linn Kriday. .
M'!V VllltK t'lalro ttilllwrlJ' KaLies' Wade, of Huinmerville, 1
how oirl. i ore... dallKhter of I M Ability, re-
lier lalcst 'luriied to her iioine Monday after'
I,II1TI.,Ni. tin
The ho.ly of ti
. Jan. 17 (Ai') walne she lost Il'nimi. Ilnylay three lipendlilK a 'sevi-ral days visit 'With
hold up mini.1 ''W. " '"'t .r.nll before the draw .hen parents.
will cut down the mail time between New Vm-k -hkI 0;,'"'"" "'"' k"1"1 Mlk" M"""cw- " -!3n which j.ht-1 A i..i.kkihi party c..nsistie..of
will Lilt, uuwn UIL lll.lll tllllO uniWCLIl INCW 101K and .Mexico ,ky Sl,.Iiy iK) t . ad which wu' " l V Improve.. several of the school children was
tdty I rom lOlir 10 tWO da.VS. I 'lOllcerlllir USl'd to move West tlioiiirhl to have . ben i.lcnllClo.i opponent showed .. stralKht". "riienhiebl on the lii.lwell coustliiK hill
Hhn
,,,, nypiChUdren Couph
PERTUSSIN
SAI.I-: (!' tdUM'I'K IVAltK -SK'W
Pans, t'orfct' INits. Milk I'ans
i ' mill iiiany other items. '
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TRY
The Oregon. Hardware
; FIRST
noni the east. 'Air pioneering moves
I shows no favoritism to any section.
in
directions and
.iri);i:s and divokck kkfoum
j One of the wholesome sixns of the times is the revolt of
-1 many judges against certain lonjf-staiidiii"; divorce practices.! thronKh
A recent case is the decision of Judge Joseph Sabath of Chi
l.rfgo to decline to order temporary alimony payments to
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I v.. ..v. .... .iiv-.-L.j;.ii.u-u tuu niuilts tl eat'll 1 II 111" lie er-.lo-well tloesn t ..eeni an,
.'case, iiefore this it has been cuslomarv lo in-Miif. liMinni':ifv '" '" w-'id.-.i t., his work.dont
; -alimony merely ,,, rem,estv ln,,:::,,;::,,;:n:;rr;,,,v;e:yl'' " la
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utitiHt; oaii.tiii nas loiuui mat many wives have filed sep
. urate miiinteiiance suits' simply in order to force their hus
' bands to agree to unwarrantedly generous divorce settle
, menls. Now, when he grants separate maintenance, even
on a showing of justification by the wife, he requires that
il. be only a temporary aniingement and must be terminated
either by divorce or by the court relieving the husband of
further responsibility.
These changes, it is thought, will work no hardship on
i' tlie wife with just claims, but will prove a considerable
check tin such wives as go into this only for the money.
Other judges in other parts of the country have expressed
; dissatisfaction with the alimony situation and other Tner
! crnary phases of the divorce problem. If their revolt is ef
fective it may mean a valuable reform, preventing this par
ticular type ol gnld-digPinjr or at least greatly curtailing
the amount of it.
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Prisoners Shun
Vl-slcrdav .is I bill of 1 'orilcllus Me- she had Sidney Smith ami Joseph , Sunday evenlli
I.. mi. hiiot that or McUmii. It was I'olien arrested. .They, were .(on- j .Merlon Davis, i.r Union, was here
announced ln.Ht . nili I .l.v licmitv v'clcd of larceny when she demon-., for a short lime Sunday.
Shi rill riirislfiricisou Inlloulni; "Irale.l slio i Id read the cards by II. I'- White, nianaucr of the I'. , Wl
rccci.t of liiforninlion thnt Mc-.' JI,,M t,( 11 fleur de lis design oil l1'. I'- here. Is siemlin a few daysjg
Lean had I n located -in Van-' ""' I'acks. . lin Laramie, Wyo.. (luring ice liar-
iou.r. It. l 1 ivest tnere.
.Ml.Uoit was b.in mad.- today. I MUMdl'IAI, IIKAItT
Ihe cbickiiiB lip of re- NI-.W VtlKK This Is the sivielh , size III 4 1 s but it is pruiie.l!""
or.ls to identity the dead man. . "" ''""" ol a rraKinent of the heart ... -( ionally by I if. Alexis Card B8I
"f " chicken which theoretically Is and associates for xlmlv with Tlie d
. .Imin.irtiil. Kepi In mi eultiires at hope tliul it will lead lo (.-real (lis- A
III,.. It ,...L..,f..ll.... l ,. ., - .....
.... ..... i.i.vnti.e ii lives eoveries inc live ... I n unr . ..f
mows. It could double its medicine.
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COLONIAL
The IV.mlly Knlei'laiument
TODAY
And Wednesday
Hickman's Cell
I'lOMH-KTnN,
The cell neeupied by
ward llh'kuiaii. eimte.s
and wlayer id 1 i-yejn
Parker of Lun Anneb.
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niiii. no Kd-
-."I Li.tn.ip.T
-. M.in.-i tt
s durliiK !iv
; hi arceralioli in I '( nillehiii
while n wait mg I.i.n Anm l
ei;tls TolloWipi; his r.iillne iii'iir
lo-re, by Tom ( Itn -da lie ;m. I i v(
"Kink" l.icualleii. In .shuniinl (
Ml her f IHiitite.M ill tlie J.-ll. K.
I ASSffik Tliis I
S' I nil B
c?ffc:l ' lil.i.i B
.Molltltolilerv. actliiK chief r lloll. l.; NSfV A III. ,t ' I
jdeclarcl t,l.,y. ,. x II jJiltoaweV.' .' (
A'" kh till- cell Is II I, .side' 7 Vt I
"'''I'le III II tire i H block i J ' Wj v j
has H.o blink-. piiM.iieis ,.ie asl.J JtJ. -, j
e.l the turnkey (, ,., ini.-si,,,, lol ''U K4 . A 1
''-I' " 1 II ' or on! l, Y iJ C2
1 1 U- Iter ..I .-ells I'll titer II IS VA p -V" I
"""-""'"" ..up,, .,- ",H. Mr
;::i::;;,;';:;::.::r :.;;,"'!-: ,m m i
I '' ! I'V U.ilkllll.- Il.lo II ; If I I B
- . Hid wi.lkloc utlil ..in i,. . , II ' I
let's .ire ll'.ink to a.llinl tl, ,t the cell ! . J D
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gnuisicjiuffliiiiil . : a H Xg H Ea
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JT)k Get Your Pick-' of What , 1
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word from the
publisher
about advertising
i USE LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
Walking, riding or writing is ;i w;i;;te of time
. when you can save nun icy using'
L01SC DISTAM I
Home Independent Telephone Co.
:ilV BROOK, LHVAN TASHMAK
! t. CASSON FERGUSON
; 4 W5 DC MULE PRODUCTON
COME EARLY--
Get Your Pick' of What , '
, $1 Will Buy
Children's WOO Bath Hobos .SI
Childi.-nV. Discontinued Shoes !l
Knit Leggings $2.00 values for Jjil
Children's $l.'2."i values, thiee-(iiarter Hose,
Si.e ( to i" -j, closing out, 2 pair .SI
("hildren's Discontinued Sweaters !)?r
Linen Towels, value $1.1!), 2 for...-...! Jjil
Linen ll.ind-euibroidered Buffet Sets anil '
Vnnitv Sets valued $1.15) each, to close
' out while they last, 2 for St
BuMiemed Nursing Bags, $".!) value SI
Tapesti v l'ieces, 12x12 or 12xlS, for .'. S.I
One Lot Stamped C.oods-iu discontinued de
signs, values to $:.00, to close out for .SI
.No Rel'unds ov Exchanges
Kvcry Article from Our Regular Stock
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The pi'oducts you see consistently advertised in this
paper are worthy of your confidence.
It takes two things to make a consistent advertiser.
One is a strong conviction that he has a product that
will hold its place in public favor despite competition.
The other is actual proof of that . . . the. increasing
popularity, of his product.
. If his product will not stand the test of comparison
he would simply be throwing his advertising invest
ment iiway. If the buying public rejects his product
after it has been offered in advertising he has thrown
his advertising investment away.
That's why the manufacturer who. advertises hris
merchandise consistently is very sure of his quality
. . . an'd why you may be sure of it, too.
Head the adverlisinrj here in your
newspaper . . . it will guide you lo
the buying o! worthy merchandise
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