La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMVdnosdav. January 18, 1928. Page Four LA ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER D y (liH'orponilwI) An Iinl('MiHlent NewHpapor FRANK B. APPLES YZZZ Editor and Pulillsher . HARVEY P "m A TT HEWS : Bunt now ft! imager Publlnhed evenings, except Sunday, nt 1416 Adams Avenue La Orande, OreKon. The ObBerver-tilarpulillMhed every Krldny. Entered fat the PoHlofflca at La Orande, Oregon, an Hecond Clara Mnll Matter under ant of March 2, 1870. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA 'IltANUE M EM I.i EH ASHOCIATEO PREHH The AKHoclnted PreKH Ih e'ltiHlvely entitled to uho for publlca tlon of all newa dinputeheH credited to It nr nut otherwlHe credited If published herein. AH rlKhlH of republication of Hpecial Ui patchea In this paper, und uIho the Jocul newa herein iIhu are reserved. SU ASCRIPTION RATES lty Currier Dully, per month In advance 75c Lmily, six munthtt In advance a $4.00 Dully, (tingle copy 60 II)- Mull Daily, per month In advance 6O0 Daily, per tdx months In advunce K'.&Q Dally, per year In advance l&.QO Weekly Obaorver-Slur, per year - U.0G ADVERTISING RATES Dluplay, foreign, per column Inch 42a Dlaplay, local, per column Inch 40a Time contract price on application. GOD'S (IE.KROSITV--Tlio Lord In merciful and Kiacioiw, slow to aiiKor, und plenteous in mercy. PkuIiii I0;i:H. ABEJJARTIN I'll ' 1 C. 0. D. Gifts Vex Sedate Educators "Wt'H, he'll i-oinr In inlahty handy If nIm ever knock her liw hiind nil"," wtiil '.Squire Mnrsli NmiiI !mv. when ho lienrd Mnil Airs. ImU Itmf'K iti'iin'dml had kwi vriv.y. "I'll way this re 1 Herbert Hoover Iic'h one o' ih' Im'M men Wootlrmv Wilson ever illseovereil." reniarkeil tin ke Hen I ley, ('day, In d lseiib.il n' th' po'lUleal outlook. Possibly the real trouble with business lately is an over- supply of business prophets. tul Higher education in this country is seriously threatened. It'-The supply of coonsluns is running short. La Grande, were recent Perry vls- llttlH. ' Mih. Mary II. Kail received i letter recently from M in. Howard Robiujion, of Wllma, I "til., mittim; that they were Nettled In their new home and like it there. They formerly lived at Perry. MARKHFIELD. Jan. 18 (Special) School officiate have joUicd the police of MiirHhrield in a ' man hunt. The "fiiKlilve" lnn't a murder er, kidnaper or robber. He, or Hhc, la what la technically known aa u practical joker, . The jel in thla Instance took the form of ordering by tele phone be vera I conHiKnnieutH of inlHcelluneoiiH eooda from BiocerleH. depart UM-nt, hard ware and drug atorea and hav ing them delivered, c. o. d. to (lie rinci)iil and teachera of df I'fereiil Hchnoltt. One Klightly bald profetwor received f on r bolt Us or hu I r tonic, ordered by telephone and chained to the account, of the Kchool where ho taught. Several women teacher were reeiplenlH of puekaKes of nnjls or liammei'8. A gruy-halred male iiiHtructor opened a joker package In Hie clans room to find a fancy silk teddy , bear garment and dainty women 'h underwear. 1 Operating alght-unHeeti by telephone, the Jokesmlth ha left no cjuea. FINGERPRINTS DISAPPEAR IN MURDER CASE CHICAGO. Jan. 1r (AI-) 1ciliH Kirk'K rtiiKci'pri'itH. upon which itr- lico Hotiuht lo , connect lior with I hp' Helly ClininlM'rK murder, luive if, Indeed, tlicy ever At last sonic genius lias solved the farm problem. would The1 stop ! IVrry .co,l.. who were liiklnic , l" In I 1m IiIIIk ikmIIi of l'i rry over tlio j"""1! .. M.i ' wt'i-ki-iiil i-.-imiiI Hi-ring six ilci r. I When Ihe rnrmcr f'liuivh KiKHiij Mix. .MRry Miimly vilt-l ht-r i' wiijj m-remed two diiyH iiko m iIiiiikIiIit. Mih. Hurry Wilson, who 'Hue hr fliiKi-rprliilH coiro- Is ul III.. (Inillilf. Kgnilit honiilal, l"""''! with MiiiMf f...llli(l on mltli-s-thi flrHl of tin1 wci-k. tape iiiitinil iilmiit t)ic mouth Mr. 11111I Mrs. W." W. Jlohlcn J"H' ooso of Iho Mliiin woninn. 'I'liti wi-ro l.a tlriinili' vIhIIoi-h' roconlly. reveliitloll Im now inailo hy Dr. Jiik- lln-nuip .lohiinsi.n vIhIIi-U rolu- ! "'' Kpi'lnuor. polloo t ilinl.K.lonlBl. liv in l.u C.ninilii riTcntly. i th"1 ""' "lo ,10 fl.nt,-eri'i-inu nt Mrs. I.. WlMM lor was a , all ..n tho tunc 'N Twenty-five tluu.sand road-builders gather at Cleveland, i "TulZr. -' ..lo'u'rZn l'TXJ" 'from all over the United States, to discuss road-huildinir nol- iiav vImIioih in i.a ninmip. into in the case of lid- htisimmi. '"icies, methods, materials and machinery and to see the latest' r Jrif vm noiTw ticnuipment. They bike with them 32i carloads of machinei-v, roomily. i1" imih c hoaritunrteiH ahd iiicmi- 'orth $3,000,000, and fill three great exhibition halls with Z", mi!. The American Koad JUiilders' Association spends $2,- home of (heir pareiilH, Mr. and bigamy charge agaiiiKt him. 5)00,000 Wmging those exhibits together and setting them s,r"- ,1V;I,1'""1- l"rn- , !, f'" f the finKn- Y ' . . ... " lir. K. (1. Klrliy was u visitor print ovldonie has Kivon liiipotus lo Tip for inspection. IhiS'gives most of us a better notion of in-r last wick. iti poiho sroh for the siiii'ii "'Hie magnitude of the road-building industry today ' As fori -4- : j herT'w'uii"!! pinportance it is possiblu Unit such a gathering means as,'- i ,i fuw ''" I'oforo her death lie; nil '"farmers would be prosperous if city women dieting, pini)i uiiicu it, if jiiiNhiiiiu mill, kiicii a gairiei nig means as ft' ,i , ll'i l I. noli (r.;ilin filling nrnJnu. .,..,1 ,,.ol f 11,!.. ,...., " t'7 , tj lODdS Willi silry as Tr. it were a fraternal or political convention. Or isj' OCIlOOl.Loacll ihat putting it too tnildly? , ' 1 ! ' r " 1 .. ) '.-- ? . - i'.W, KKANl-ISI'O, .Ian. IS (AIM Takes Up Search For Missing Girl Aliiss., Jii'ii.'TS - Mev. nl'.. -a - v.'iir - old Dorolhv I MKNTAL TKKTS liol.i i ij.. iiielty nn.l i.iown haired. It1 11 1. ..1 ,1.1. 1 T-, . ,. 1, , altiriU 111 l.orrowed elmlllllfr and 1 v XllllTIIA.M.I'TON- , i oj.i.iroMiB, i.u.-. .c niuiiu; ii.inuiu, nujo ui. u. in. juiiii- nVurinK ,, i.liwk and one In-own ! (AlM--AtlnK on orders of (lover- i -Mon ol tno Mellon institute ol industrial uesearch, to a gain- '"'' 1 niif.i stntes I'oinniis. nor ruiier, nriKndier .(iioierai a-"-rinir of American nsvchuloirisU I '' l""' is li l.i today thai, f.e.i a. i-oote. Massaeimsetts om- -llllg Ol ftlllLlltan psytlioioglhis. , ; ,,,, ,.t,. from . I'alrlax,..ililssl.niev of pul.lie. safi'ly. is on ' He IliailltainS that most Of the SO-Called intelligence tests Wash., with Joseph ).. loehran, SI, his wiiy here ,olny to take .riiai'Kv iven nowadays, are only 8 to 15 per cent effective. Psychol- '" "l"",X l"Bh u' ZZTt Jt:gy, in its'efforts Ui become a practical science, is lesorting coehran n.. n piraii. d utility i. st.john smith, smith oiieue fresh- a Vlolnllon in tnr .Mann arl. route nuui. nussina sinee nisi rrioay. -raid he h:id n wife and two i hlld-'1 l"Vernor roller's intervention In Call tlleV r,'n 'I'ai'oiiia. 'Wash. lie do- the ease eaine at Ihe Inlereessiim , elan d the lil "pestered" hlni. "1 "i t;. Kenator j-'reilerleK Male, don't know whv we roil niiiiv " t... of Maine, an old friend of the person s interest in a lecture be measured bv the n.id, .1. smitii family ". !nin ln rnrniinu from l.linl('in.r9 I '" 111,11 ti. marry me." v-oblul Fund sorcery. . t "By what nujlhod," he asks the psychologists, iopo lo measure the immeasurable? P "Can a person's interest in a led ii... fir )i "Can one tell whether a dog has ideas by noting whether it wn't nehaves along lines we have decided to call ideational? a "Can one tell how much pain an earthworm suffers from jj-.il electric shock by noting the time the woim takes in get--ving away from the contact?" ..j; l he asks us, we're frank to say we don't know. A!;;o that we doubt-whelhor anybody knows. The practical psy J ho'ogists evidently have some good ideas, but they're pusii ng them too hard and often diawing conclusions about school .mpiis and college students, and lactory and store employes i hat are unjustified., fiven with the ingenious keys they have Revised, it's hard to get inside of human minds, and still jiarder to get inside of animal minds. t ' de, hired. "lie said he hat lie sal.l he'd try to rind me a linsluind." i:i:i. iii:-.ii: xuw I'A'I'DH.SIi.V, N. .1. leles I hose days al e . variety, lake II fro Klllllc Cieklio. tint -folleue alh .f llle he-tiian n an expert. f the pli-tnre. I I IIIO.l;l.(i TODAV I MAIiKM, Ore.. .Inn. Is. (AIM J'l'he I'nion Service assoidatloiii an ' iinderlakiiiK eoneern. whleh Is seek ing aliertnit lo sell Its stoek III Ore Jei.n over (hi. (irotest of the I'ori lalil Heller lillHlness Unreal), will he represented lyforo Corporation roinmissl. iner Merallister this af termion hv its attiirney, U. Ii. La- he told the Klwanlans. Is passliiK r'"'1"'- "f I'orlliinil Ihe Hollywood alhlele, tlie hov with the ear. the fur emit, the nv Iniorinallon reaelied I'harles S. Vales, retn'l liere that 'iitim: the sle.l delle hip poeket. slieked -hair. and "ssiielntinii,, was lo file with the hado nf roiiKe anil sweet T ll.irelssns." I PERRY PERSONALS I'EIUIV (Special) -Mr. antfl jIi-h. Arch Strphcnnon and Hons, .ynn and' Archie. (weiv ,u (iniiidu (i,sltorH Sunday. MIhmch I'VancrK uml l.oraine Itlllt It Were t-H tii aiule vtsltorH Erl- ay ufternoon. Mrn.' 1 In rry Wilson. Uo ban k.en 111 at her home line for wv-i-al tluyj. wuh recently moved to te Orande Honde liiKsptliil, w h-ni 'e underwent a ina.ni' operalluii tonday. The Hoya' CoeUny rluh of IVr V haa organised h luiskclhall 'inn, which practie" s t the coui unlty hall-two 'or three .times . eek. A game w uk pl,iy. .l tt h n (Irandf Hatttrl.iy evt-ninu. AITt'ed ila(limn ami wife arc baling ut the Ht- M.itlison imni. I.eater Stoddaid muili- n itip to In Nicaragua V Ontario reeenlly. , .Mrs. . ranees Hmllh was shop-1 fVvt'Ji ?f I'lMK III l.a (irandc Tuesday. -j7,Mji.''fi Her 'I Myers was it l.a (Iranile! RXlmNS'rf visllor Monday. 6iW, i ........ , ... ... . . . ... P,iVWlVfA- !iSB '..ii on rneia.'iison, ltei.il Kail. Hlirleo 'l'rlip. Joe Sinllh and .Kverell White in,, alisenl rroi, i hehool this Week lieellllse of Itllless. l-'red Itoliertson. of l.n (Iranile. alien. led Ihe dan ll Perry Inst Kj week. ; gf M Is.s ( Mai a .lohan.s'ii. ho is n ma King ni-r iinme 111 l.a 1 iriunle w It h her ntnlrr. M ra. Itimry I less, and nlh'mlmir Hh' IHkIi xchnot there, wp.-rtt .the i kriid at IVrry with her parejits. Mrs. IUp Math son and son.) Tln-odore. w cro Inisim-NH vi.sitoi here last wi fit. Mrs. 'I'hit'nas Wss visit c e.ntl with Mis. Muck White and cjitldivii. Uw hc mi 11 furm wcnI ot USE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE .Walking, riding or writing is a waste of lime when you can save money using lom; distance Home Independent Telephone Co. I . ... i- I E u eorpiMMtinil ilepartment early today cnin-geM agatiisi the organized un-dertakei-M of I'nrlland. alleging a eoimplmey to dlscrvdll tj' I'nion Service association,. Mr. Yaes had m. I appeared up lo-itooli. II WIK'l l'l I h ;t II A ItS I'lMfAIM. .hin, IS (Al'l - Muriin MuiKin, one of the most notorious and picturesque of a lung list of Chicago gunmen, was haudciiITed to the hunt oT his peni tentiary cell lodny. following din eovery In his pnsseNsion of a long Unite. hiHhioned from a rile. . Unrkln Is serving a lU.-ycar sentence for muttler. IVrry. 'ni l an. I Millard Itnhn-tsnn Pnlonel Louis Mil Mm (iulick, V. S. M. t.' . 1.1 in command of (he ma rine hetulifuat ters ul MamiK iiu. Nil itnttua, center ut the tlglituiR 1011c la which ix marines -re ktiUJ auU tMinty-tight wyuaJd rcccMly. ' She Likes. ('reamed Mushrooms Mine. Kathleen -Howard, ctoi tratio ot Ihe M e I I' U i O I I I 11 II ''mill ('ia Cnmpauy. New York. J:iy ciemned Ul ll.sh I'ooiii.H torsi U Per lav in lie d'i. at) I otl kilow at otire that Mto.-. Hoaid Is l'i esse I lit i;,,. Ii-mi t y appetite ol he Ml h. Slor-iaeh power depends in inoHiMi ami secreline, nn tlie.e tun pnMVNses so lal to ih'n. in turn depend imi t low of ' tiei e linioilHli spinal nj-rvt-s, t -hlr..pntctlc at ad'lTtllleits free (lie n-r es ion a normal t low llet v e hu piiiKert. Hv uiy I'liiiopiaetie he; Ulett M I correct dlbeases ol 11 K.m s. Dus. Nom. Tim at. I.uiu-s. Ileut. Slomaeh, lUcr. Khlnejs, Mow els a'ul lower 01 nans. Your .pHiiutnu-n for Heitllli emi in lici.le lij I eleplN.niti:; n:-u. , Dr. J. E. Woodell I'lilMiprniitir mill ntMniitilli 11 smitnier MUn, Plmiie IIIT-W. t,. iihi-W lliHlrn 9 n. III. lo & p. ni. iliU-.s- I"K. tll'M spin. sen. iii ef iltli S. 1 THRIFT WEEK 1928 ! CZ"f i j Thrift Is Wise Spending Not Miserly Saving THE Qualities of West's leadership aid your spending wisely at this store whether at clearance prices or any other, season of jthe year, , You cannot expect to observe Thrift Week lo a better advantage than by dcteimininp; to spend moie wisely in the months to conic to spend carefully, with attention given other things than a mere price. ' i West's policy which hits maintained out-standing leadership for thin siore for more than a quarter century has always been that we could , best aid our customers in the practice of thrift and saving by selling the utmost in quality the best quality whether the item be an inexpensive necessity of an expensive luxury. We, and hundreds of customers who have found increasing satisfac tion here through the years, have found that to buy quality is lo prac tice thrift. Quality pays. Good materials, skilled workmanship, expert styling, careful attention to details these elements in merchandise some times cosl slightly more than cheap, shoddy goods. IJut their dollar-for-. dollar value is vastly more in proportion. And West's Quality is a synonym (of Thrift because West's is dependable, is reliable, and plays fair. You can best practice Thrift this week and every- week by spending wisely at "La Crande'js Leading Store for 23 Years." N.-::K. West&-Co.,Inc La (.'ramie's Leading Store lor 25 Years LAST WEEK OF JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE i mi 0 COURT RULES AGAINST CITY I cast 1 rails-millers within the tlty propria te legislation. " j limits." , I "11 follows that ic ordinance is 1 Judge Cochran in his derision . vW as a regulation of. hiterslute 'Inte.l- The tuv imtviil.il is mil tOIIUlltTCC." AMATEUR TAX " the lrP'i-y of the radio opei- "IMd Ihe traffic officer .arrest you 7 llAliTKOUH. Conn.; ( AD M unicipal ordinances designed to regulate amateur radio transmis sion have heen held unconstitu tional hy a district court In Ken lucky. The ruling was made hy Judge A. M. J. Cochran. who found against the city council of Wil li) ore, Ky., which had passed an ordinance requiring that amateur Htalions In- licensed at a fee "of $t" a year. In reporting the decision ST. official publication of the Anieri ruil Kmllo It if lay League, satd thai Ihe decision was,, considered im portant heeaufse various cities had begun "to pasM local ordinances Hcekiug to restrict and control the operation of amateur and hroad- aior. hut on the business of radio , broadcasting. Radio communion- t ions' are nil interstate, though they may he Intended only for in trastate transmission of such com munications may be seriously af fected by communications lntend , ed only fop intrastate transmis sion, yuth communications admit of and require a uniform system of regulation and control through out the I'nited States. And con gress has covered the field by ap- An artist's model is wrapped up in her work. Mnni "Why yes." replied the aiitolst "When I couldn't srop, he fine-stud ine for speeding, and when I fin ally stopped and couldn't start, he arrested me lor blocking traffic?,' COLONIAL Tin' l-'itinlly KnterWiinnu-nt . Last Time Today Look before you leap ' into matrimony I'o sure you're right, for if you're wit It may mean divorce and alimony there fore see Lcatricc Joy "FOR ALIMONY ONLY" A -in Hit ng cmim of ihe rtU nf ttiimni ll iiitiv Mitt im money and tnnihlr gnlotv." 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