La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1928, Image 4

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Tuesday, January 24, 1028.
fiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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f lucnriHtriifffl)
An Independent Nt'vswiMr
FRANK B. APPLKBV Editor and Publisher
HARVEV F. MATTIIKWS
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Dltiplay, foreign, per unluntn Inch
UlMplay, louitl, pel cull-ml Intrh
.Tim. cunlruct jirit-e uu application.
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have t'litiui my innrse! m.VHelf nloiie, tint) the fill hi-rli.'H luilli not
eaten tliui-eir; 11' I have Keen any pcrlKli lur waul nt' elollllHK,
or tiny puai without covitIiik: then let mine arm Tall from my
Mhoulder blade, anil mine arm be broken from lliq hone. Job
31:10. 17, 19. 21.
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'FLIVVER' PLANE
LEAVES DETROIT
robins pass jTrial of Slayer
! OVER UMPQUA ! "
I in ma flocks. Opens Tomorrow
In Los Angeles
I i;om:iii:icfi, Jan. :l. iai-i !
Tinv Pfirrl Aflr'llinn Pnm ' "onehurt,- lenhlniux were treated lo j
liny i oi a mac nine, i ow- ,1M.,U, .,., VM101.,., Ullll ,
ei'ed l)V 2-C.Vlint'er MO- : flr when thoiiHiimln nt robin fly- ' I.OS AKni-XKH. Jan. SI CM')
tnr TTp'lfl fnr Mi'imi '" Krr'" bamU like Kt-ese, In-: C'uiaen replaced miiIIih on the llpa
wi, nt-aua iui Jiliauii vailed tho L'tiipqua valley. Y enter- or Willl.iin ICdwiiril llkkmun. con-
day evcnliiK they paHaeA over ;ho . resaed kidnaper and alayer of Ala-
riun 1'urker, during his last day In
jail prior lo lib trial.'
Newapapor inen, Ruarda and f- l
low iirlHonera alike came In for"
deuunilatlon at the handa or the
LEADING STORE OF LA GRANDE
For Over 20 Years
A7. K. West & Co., Inc.
DI;t!(IT, Jan, 2 ( A I') Hur- 'Il 1" Ki eat clouds, apparently
ry Ifnn'-H, . "IIml' the latest l,l',,l,w Hliolior In the country
Fon ptodiicl a "flivver" Hnno "f H'tHehuiK. Thin morning
uhih oir i nun ine foru -uport " u ".'i
i ui 7-if. ,.'..in,.u ...uiorn u,.,i i north. They wlreU hed 4111L In irient
jtime loiliiy on a profer ted non- '''. MometinieH milt In length, I man who will face (he court lo- StlldCUtS ObSCVVB
....... rii.. ... mi i t... ullll (leeuMliiiwiltv ii Minii'i'lUf I I ) iw.
In total darliiHHB with a alendy "inl"l''K aeveral hundred l,lrd Hotlr' defense nnd proKeculli.n O DDOYtlltlltll 101 ,
r r .... ...... breaking off fi-m.. ihe nii.in I....U. i....- . ....... . . a ' e
.inn ruin it II u nuun, ini liny uiiiiiiuui-i-u iiiii. iiiey will lie
iphuie to broiiKbt from the ban- wllin 'eenied to follow a course I pieparol to go to trial toinoi rov. : ,
far. With no cen-niony ItiooUa ' -'i"ini'i nw. u wiwoill any rurtlier delays. I i.muiiwm ui- i tn...-
1. 1.. ... (.. .1 i ... '!- PrCNlimed that HLOI-IUH 111 the Mill-.- .liu..-!.. a ..... i- ....I t.'mr,.n.. .Iiim "I IMtiei-hll) Ktll-
'i lu ...hi. n h'np.i' ....'.i ii-ii loundlnt- areaa rauaed the firda to He.iiitv liiui.i..i a.i..J.,..., i.- deals of t he ailinol m husin.Bs ad- the forelun field. Orcat oppor-
'llam II. Mayo, chief enBlneer of '"K',W''e the vicinity r r.oae- Murray will lead the slate's ef- ministration of (he University of tnnlllca Bivnit men In thla n ork
1.1... i.. i i "on,-. ine.unusua movement of'
turned from the post of assistant
! commercial attache of the Ameri
can ambassy In Berlin. Both Mr.
the fact that stutlenta must ob
tain a background of business
conditions here before entering
off.
Hi
...e in uie viiiimy or rinse- Mmruy will lead tile suite's ef- ministration or (he Lnlversity oi . ., '
The . unusual movement of fm la to send the confessed slayer Oregon were given actual contacts cspccfally In tho Orient, the exl
circled the rield once. ,th" l'l''lM 1,1 llch ""'nious num-itel tho gnllowa. Jerotni. Wulsh. of with business experts and business pert declared
gained altitude or ubout Sun reet ' ttreai ueai oi alien- Kansas City, and Itlchnrd anti!- conditions In Oregon today at the. ,
and swung away from the field on 1 . i i Ion. of I.os Angeles, will direct the flint annual "Opportunity Day." i set barrels over the rhubarb and
ll linlc t' Mf a good. iiM-hil "u"1 juuiiie.. ;..i... 'Leaning experts in many neios oi nana uieiii ui iu mini . ui
T( llcr like llonvet- sacrlflccil rer th' " s't' IH'IMJIVO ' uncnes pieuicieii me sc- commerce and Industry were nero miritesi iiossime inuineiii. una can
l.tcshlen.-y, ler I can't help ll.luklu' ,'0,r1"" ,"ly. 7"'' ' l!","' , . OlMXIOX 1IAM1KI) DOWX . loct""1 " 1V might take a week. to speak, and during the day held he done any time during the wln
o rate .' Imnesl ole lllh I'ur.l. "roos' itinerary will take h m , ; . conrerences with Individuals who t.v. .
over i uiiiiiiimih. Miiiw. vtniieviue. 1 ,...' , , "i j , r p wish to inquire ahuut specme.
N. C... Ifreenvllle, s. l Augusta. ., ..,....' tea Ullll UVUI l, phases of the field.
On.. Jacksonville. Ma., Daytona ; 7 ' , -i-'""" , Ti '
and Miami ",:'"n 1 ,u con,e a"v n itiday i ft KOlOtl. rtttlttllUl Opportuniues In the field of
Urooks said he nlanned lo com- K.l,en tl'"lnie court handed o.it , . business for students who prepare
lu 1 4 hours. He . . ,
i r xr ir uviim i;uiiBiurifU uu I "iiri
mice, ulio beoitif a dry tdriith.
Why call M lucr inc wnw uiieii ItV
one of our Itnuiir iiistiliitlons uu'
Kcttln' H(roiiKr yvvv duy?
(.RANGE HALL
I-fcRSONALfc
i Fiance, willing to make a two-party treaty outlawing war
jus between France and the United States, hesitated and
c passed the buck to Great Britain when Hi is country pro
posed taking in all the powers. Now Britain has sent a note
lo the League of Nations, on the subject of national security
j!cnd arbitration, deprecating all-round agreement along that
iljine, and favoring the piinciplc of lcgional pacts like the Io
tywno treaty. This evidently means that Britain, while ani
mated with the 8i'mc purpose as the United States as re
cards war prevention, prefers to carry on such activities
a,through' the League of Nations or in its name. Fiance seems
AUrfeel the same wayabout it. The same is true of other
powers. The United States must sonic day accept that opin
ion if peace efforts arc really to be worth while. 1
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I . ' NEW lTwOHIBITION CAMPAIGN
d "Nojt the next general election,, but the next generation,
will deteuuine whether prohibition is to be a passing fad or
the peifnancnt policy of the nation," says Dr. Finest 11.
; Sherrington, head of the Anti-Saloon League's new bureau
5of education, publicity and research.
1 He believes the real test which prohibition faces is "the
'oucstioh whether beverage alcohol is in haimony with the
fdtmands of modern civilization." So he and his supporters
'4iuc enillltWirj'T)!- yrrf.trvdufvitnnrrtl campaign, iiemiiil.-eent
")ot one which preceded the adopliou of the dry amendment.
jjVo finance it they are trying lo rni;;e a fund of ?2,0(0,(HH)
year for the next live years. .
The money is to be spent not in influencing present voters
and lawmakers but in appealing to young people. Dr. Chor
rington pledges himself and his co-woikers tot face the facts,
expose the fallacies and follow the truth wherever it lead ;.
"Fvery form of publicity, including the printed word fiom
the daily press ty books and magazines, the radio, the mov
ing picture, the pulpit and platform, the personal letter, will,
be used to spread the truth about prohibition. That ti nth
V H be. sought with the same fairness and honesty that the
i cientjst uses in gatheung his data.
"We must supplement this publicity by educational woik
in our schools and colleges Most of the states have laws
requiring instruction in the evils of beverage alcohol. Since
piobibilion, such instruction has been omitted or slighted
in many states.; We must restore it to its old place in the
.school curiiculum. We must enlist from the graduating
classes of our colleges the brightest youths, who can present!
liuths about this national policy. We must leave no avenue'
untrodden, no means unused to discover and proclaim the.
actual facts about prohibition." j
A campaign of this kind can be objected to by no honest
and disiiiteiestcd person. It will enlist the ku port of mauyj
lu) have been critical of the opeiations of the Anti-S ilooit;
League in recent years. It is unquestionably the best dry
strategy at this time.
Accurate insinuation and education regarding alcohol an 1
its effects, as illustiated before the adoption of the Kihteenth
I "Amendment and since, is the gieat need. It was education,
rather than political compulsion, that won the amendment.
Political action in this field can have no permanent value.
The Anti-Saloon League is to be congratulated for turning
iiom pontics bade to education.
plete (he trip
carried no food and only one tiuurt
of drlnltln? water.
The Hhlp Ik of u. tfenil-crtntllewr
construction with the w1mi?h pro
jecting from the lower side of the
f ucclaffo.
The pilot's seat In the single
In not en
closed. I, rooks was attired in
heavy flying suit nnd helmet in
lie tool off In unfavorable woath-
vJ"tor flylns from Uarranqullln. fort., (ometUi,y commerce.
lle C olombia, landed u France field unU u K Am, wn0 ,,a8 jU8t Pt!.
O RANG 14 11 ALL (Special)
A I II on If til One wlm lire n 1 1 inl i n if
the l,u Grande. High nchool from P''Wr monoplan
thU dlHtrlct thlH wcincHter are Ivlna
tie!:el'r Maxter, l(rances und Ver
non LiLoiik', lUanch. Hcthcl und
DwiKht 1'lenhman, Vehna and
I l inn Kennedy, Juan lli Spencer,
Kalph Hi rtiiyliam, Arthur .Met all,
MelvlM (ielioler, Donald Kpciicer
and (ieoi'Kc Smut..
Mr, und Mrs. L. K. Wriyht arc
inc. the former opinion holding
Lint the Htate did not ,1m ve author
Ity to borrow money from the ntaie
iieeidPiit commlHHion to pay for u., ,lt '1:511 a
$tH0.l)00 Htructure. It whh expect- . - r--. . .
ed that the HeCond onMio-i would ' 'An opllmist is a mtui who thinks
cume down toduy. he can change . pessimist's mind.
roUOS. Panama. Joh. 14. tAP). outlined by James F. Ieebl.es. dls
Wiien Lindbergh flew over Nic
aragua why didn't he drop a. little
of that good will ccinoui on thu
themstlves for foreign trade were ucniy?
i "ohi oh und Lebrlx. the French,
trict manager of the bureau of j
m. today..
It. is more difficult
rightly than to blame.
to praise
Plane Ih Tiny
The plane I ho tiny It could
euwUy be hangared in a woodshed.
With a wing H))i-cad of Ickh than
20 feet, anil a gasoline capacity of
enjoy. iii; a visit at their home with "lroxiimueiy ik gallons. me
her brother, f. L. (Lcnn. who re- ,lunc iB l',vel by its ileHlners
h.iIi-h in ii.if itri !) ii .u !.,.... callable of negotiating Die l (ui
with them lor several weeks ami
mile journey on half Its gas load.
Tenia have showed a frasoline con
sumption of only a fraction more
than two galluiiN per one hundred
iiiIIch while travelling at top speed,
which Is approximately I no miles
an hour,
The plane is powered by a tiny
two-cylinder motor. Itu production
marks the Initial venture of Kord
into the ma nu fact urn of ntrpla'H;
motors. Two other type planes
i.ti.n 1 1. ii... i.f.i ......i ........ ..
wvjl continue his visit until some
time In F. binary at which time
he intends to iciurn home.
Airs. Jue Anson and .Mrs. I'll I Is
Salisbury motoicd out from La
(Vaiitle Saturday a ad spent the
day with .Mis. Arthur Golden.
Mrs. G or);e Carnes who ts
teaching school at North Powder
rpcni ,S;.inn;iy and Sunday at her
home here. Mr. and Mrs. tallies
by .lack Smith
Mi, ami Airs. Malt K'rles ami
Mr. and Mrs. L. I1'. Clyde and son
Maui i( e w ere Sunday visitors at
the (i'-ore I'ucki-t home near Un
ion. Saturday iirit-ruoon Mr. and Mrs.
Cb-orge Salisbury drove lo Flgln
w here I Ih y VtSiti-d w 11 h I ea lives
uut .1 t lie a Me moon of fie nt
day.. ,
Mim., f. I), Hum. inn, Mrs. Iterl
iintnij 1 1 ss Mabel Morton. Mr.
and Mrs. L. .', WHr:h(, S. T.
Aviry and I- red 1 1 ih I Hut ti were
ainoni; I he ltu Mountain grange
nicinbciM who attended the grange
.irii iill nt " com in it t i. iiii'el ing .it
ll:r pol olliee biiiblill
aMei'llooll,
'iiglned monoplane and a
giant air liner of the kind iu which
M is. Hvnngcllnn Lindbergh re
cenl ly Journey I'd to Mexico t'ily
and ret urn. ,The former is mot
ored by a Liberty en trine uhih:
the air liner Is powered by three
Wright Whirlwinds.
Walsh Amends FI is i
'Trust' Resolution
. vakios "
1 I values
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NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
COLONIAL
II
g I tub family kxtkiitain.mknt j .
TODAY And WEDNESDAY
te" m Itichaia
The inbnllulile Oicli In his
greatest pielure! This means
-sui prise .stunts si mils Hint
will lake your brc-ilh away
and give you I lit; t hi 111 iir
ytur life! '
Always soni'lhing new -alv.ays
something (lirf.-reiit. r
always eclipsing liis o.ily I tv
al, which is his own record!
Kinognini 'News and Aesop's Fables
WASHINGTON-. Jan. 21 (API1--On
his own motion. Senator Walsh
of Mont.iii . lodny amended ils
power trust llixesl'gjit HT lesri) ut iii-i
'I'lnirsday uu vh to Khai ptv eurtnii I he po rs
of the proposed special committee
W. it. Sherwood, who underwent to cndm-l the lniilry.
an opi lalion at Hot Lake the day The ameinlmenlj propose I ibc
Im fore New Veins' duy. was ab e Moiitaiuni befoie the senate nU"--
lo ln c the hospital Thursday. Ho slate eoinini
V
'outmiss'ron, woii) 1
was taken lo the home of his provide Hint iiolhin-,' In I he reSo
bioOo r-ui-law and slsler, Mr. and lotion "shall be deemed to anllio'--
Mrs. Clyde llopile. of Lu Grande, Ize Hie conimillee to liuiu.
where be is recuperating. the affairs of any ope;aiinT cot-
llll I
Wltih- ell her way to Itoise to pocilfon engnfel evchisivelv in In-
a to nil the Links ltuslness college, trnstiit( bus'ness not a s'ibnbl!:i ry.
M iss A iin-i A Hen, of Wallowa, of or whose slock is nol hejd or
slopped over in the district and conlio!iei by an Interstate rorpor
visitcd at I he liome of Mr. and alion." ,
Mrs. ,1. II. Ilai:ey a tew days ago. ' "Thai's a great Improvement,"
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Golden said Senator Hawes, democrat. Ml-
had lor t heir guests Wednesday soitri. who 1 ad Insisted I hat t hi
cxeaiug Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Par- tmpilry should touch not!ilir; but
sm and Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Inteistnte operat'tms.
.lohanten, all of La Grande. - ,
Portland. Is j T,,:x .-VfK CJKIS AlOF. ;
his brother, KY ItAlM'Hr., N. V. (APj
f'hnrllp Whiteside. former Syva-
' ruse I'niverslty oarsman, hns been
engaged as assistant to Jim Ten
Kycli, the veteran Syracuse rowing
conch.
Willtur Carnes. of
lieie vi.dting with
George ( 'arnes.
'.s.s Volstead in
Not a Candidate
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ST. I'AI L. Minn.. Jen. 1 (AP
Lepoils pnbltH: ed In the SI. Pn:it
I'ioneei' I 'i ess (hat s'ie mhrht seek
t'e- 'i('U lo concre':s Ip'otight a de
ll nl t'ei:i' fiom Miss Laura Vo'
sN'ad, whofje fader was author oi
Lie Mio ipcl on ?nforet'iuent act.
"I haxe n.) Intention now of inn-
u'n:- r-M- I e reoibl!ein nomliiallen '
'o i'oir;ie-s n l'e H Veiilh distilet j
in- xnv eih,.r district.' Miss Vol- j
s'eady told the Associated PrcvtS
tod.y
IpttlSON llltlMi Mil Si lt I .
' SAN Ijl KNTLV Ci.l.. J.,n. I.
(Al') Plan- for a wh.deite prUmi
'teak al San 1 uitl I n -iiinl.'i to ihe
it prising at I'nNuhi nHt.n Mi
'rininksKix iliL day h.i e i u ; niM.
lilted Warden .Lnues 1 1. Ibdhan
.loiiouncid today.
IIK K AIIO : vi ali. u i;
M:W Y(i;K i P K'lly Ual
kit e. Cleveland bwhiw. j;it Inise
(al lust luni'e l Merle, was born
In A lu h) a nl a time w hen Te
Utckard, w l.n knew Wal'ace'.-i
father well, was riinninn annise
meul places In t lie uKon.
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TELEPHONE
Walking, riding or writing is a v.:us(t of time
wlicn you can save money usinir
L(.(; DISTANCE
Home Independent Telephone Co. I
Always Stiff and
Achy?
Too Oftnn Thin Wurnn of
Slucgish Kidney Action.
T AMI'? .Sti.f A.l,y Srft your
X.J K)'inr rtir working lifchti Slog
kidnr - lnv wuMe pouiont to
irmmn in the ,.Md and muke ono
..input,!, toot nd Bihy. with olten
ibill lird,uhr. (iirmrMi nnd nagging
Imi km hr A cotnnion wnmtng it
rc.intv or burning (urvteliona.
Miin'3 VtU. n utiniuUnt diunriir,
innc-iiT llit (.(vtrlien ol the kidie8
ncj ihu iJ in the elimination of
Uxiilv WAte. IWrs everywhere en
(Uhm Vwn j. Ak your nethtvrf
Tin- -mm i pretty und Hie r-ir
ol liial nut ul Is in town, luiu
jour oitlriM in !o w can tiiiu 1 1 it
'- I fill. We Wlltil In u'l id nt H
tint we tti nl ll awful iMi aiiM' ct-. X
fine we turn a, Inn of f ill out t f
KM'i to n ht'ti-i mi l Die or.?
lime wi' -nol n Ion v l'is-1 ti lill'e
1 hil belter Ihotiiiim we litii IIiIh-
niv in nic shape fur a win in win- w
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A item run' biMCilil t leu ef I'm- J
I nl "on I ii'i l be iivik ll lo tin miUi
t ''t. tt n I w hen l-e uul I U'lT lie
! i'r I n l i 'iiii" i"l i in e--. eit'l h
f "'t'l tet Hi il be hint lo "end I'r
cimI I'ooie lMfon be t-Mibl f'n I
au -.nun. Ve;ii know I ihm'i nl-
"' Ml lb' IniMi b it Juni imritf
hOII'CII U iltl gfvnl.
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lloti nl.e-. tin I btitlcim Ik.
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