La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1928, Image 4

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    Friday, January 27, 1928.
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EA fjKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A akArfwAea rmaiaper
FRANK B. APPIJEFT .
. Editor and Publisher
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' Published ewniTit e.TPert ncaT. at 1H Adama Ai-fnuf
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Entered at the IVikk at La Grande. Crecoa. aa Second
Claaa Mail Matter n,if a4 of Harch 2. 1 71.
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patches In 'Ibis oaper. aad kiw tbe lucai news herein w ara
reserved.
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Tune contract prices uu application.
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- VK KIND TO THi: KCR!.'(; Brethren, if a man be o-.n--taken
in a fault, e which are pirilu.-.l. reMure urn h a one in tiie
plit of meeknew,; ennsideriiis thiseif. lesi Ihou al-o he templed.
Ualaliun :1.
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Many Arrests Made as a
Result of Drive to En
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gar, lunc iiaigiuus utb
MKXKM riTY. Jan. 27 fAi
j T. principal. IC iDKlriHivrx and,;
.iKHi wiiflrmx m i m nolle school ;
rc under arret today jut the i
r.-juM of a police drive to enforxe J
Hi rcliirioua 1m v a.
The -lir Mtudf-nt IkmJv of III- J
.' u uu a rio It)cira. wan ar- j
r-t-d. Hut 1w of the ctudem.
I wt rka3-I last nli;ht on order j
from .enerwl i:otMrto (.rui, t-hi f ,
FIND IT
HERE
Copj for chU rolnmn Most be
hi by a. m.
! , HUlTlFt la
1 Huvp you evt-r5tn a 1ali s-t
h the full KoKtoria Ola 8rv-
, kf. It ia wohderfuJly attiactive.
and adds a special thrilt tu your
rntt-riaininr tprtfy:mx. Nine r4 ' -tern
of o,rfi stock Kostoria filuH
from which to aHect your talihs
jrlaiw?ar will 1m found at kirlt
ardo's Art and Gift Shop. l-Z--l
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FARM L.OASH: lAiWEiTT BaTKS
, WTHOOL rTJaVDS also available
H. E- kJXON. Kolfy HuilJicii.
1 LA ORANDK. ORR.
FLORSUElM SHOES
for the Man who Cares
N. K. WEST & Co., Inc.
The Man's Store .
IM IU.V1 K AMI ItOMiS
l.trrytiiiBX Htii jfr IntraJH-r
t. K I .N l.sTMI.N r 0.
U. H. U AK.(K K
Ki.Mi:iw;Airn;.v 1
SIi-h. Ii04lin unnountM-K lln" In-;
rintnn? of the tprinir irnu M'nt-
ilv. Jn. S. lUM-Jt-ni S-1.miI. !
I rush. Kiihjt-ct tu ifJcniit,on us pro.
vldi'd hy law. Hit prot-ffcda to be
j uiplh-d In HatiKfaciiuii of bat.
t jtldKilM-ut mid drcr-e. tn luJlni,
I cuNtti and uftruiiiff touts of txetii-
VHU ttr THANKS
"I tt-4-1 I ihk up an I tan I quitr
a ll o folk, but 1 trr my-
If oat I'HIiu Vm I Mm I oHit ill
r tktr " kmhI l-tti lu- I' da) .
Ill' lt-mu jnr uS(l make a
IK-an-ti of a luu ifHt b.
Livestock Alcn
Select Frisco;
Honor Pollman
The i-'tninary, the Colctrio Jo-r--f
ino and two unallrr al!iolic
rirls schools Wfr clc-! in ih.-
loli- campaign!. offerinra at the funeral of our d
4 uioinc r.
The children:
Uiiiff. all in Ht. ;J', Tun 11-t-hip
1 Huutli. Jtaiu;.' Z'J 11.
W. M.. roiitailiillK live urn-.
iiioic or li-sH. tl in I niuu
We pay caah for Mcond-hafid , , j ,,on and tuh-.
M-hool leookJ in rood f-ondltion. NOW rilKKi.l 0 1. 1 t iriti .... ...... , , ,
U ish to thank IH. h ............. v , ,.r m..i.i u , ii hi f'1""1 Ui" """"O.
1-4-tf. Uhl-IMIK lU il CUIIHII.indH. I win,.
; on Sjttiii-fay. iht- IMh day of !"-
iua:y. at Ihu o'clfH-k J'- M- "f wild
'lay, at the Ironl door of thi-cum') '
I niou I'omiiy. (
lr-yoii. Mil at piihlit aiKliuii lhi-
i .....i .. ..r..i lit..:
ritrhl. till... .-slat.- and .-...illy of , W'osition like a imile don't tal't
th defendants. I.. Lenlie l'..k.
KlureiK-e i'eck. It. It. WakefleM '
and Homer fJreen th rein an 1 ! Necesaity in also the moUu r of
for lyiiiff.
of iwlice of Mexico iit. Twenty- j kindly helped uk during th r-cent tiloiv.
one lynchers, reputed to be nunj ! death of our hiiKltfind
of ( 'n!SA Jf.uf ir. - a -f k.i.A t snd f jI hr alcn fnr t h 1 a tit tint !
! cirlit bo I. ho arr-rtHj 1 floral offer! nffs received, ;-r ia T- v
1 Wedoesday charr d ith ctmducx-j ' the Modem Woodman lodce. ' ..f
I ins riTuiMcnaaa ardiin ne co - 1 ' ntiuv anu ritiiinj.
!rniu-Dt cr alM r--asx-d by or-! I-TT-ltp
dT of the dirtrict court. t
, f.I- THtVk
W sincerely thank all our
friends for the beautiful flouer
tn' oniv set of F'.n-
A M. Nippon riiina. t. jnilar borta.- in l-a (irunl
vliie J.'.n int. Mill old for (
$i;.S. Kirs to coin e. f:it wrveu.
At lUt hardtion'rt Ait and flift Khoj. i
This is a 4 3-piece ft-l with coven-1
dish. You have nev-r seen such
a value offered in li CriiiiIi'.
1-C7-It thereto, to the highest biddi
J1'SK ItKKHIiKAIiH.
H'm-i if f of I ninn t'ounly. Ore.
! Jan. Feb. 3-IH-17.
When you know a man,. Iihk
i about him hrhfn.l IiIh la U.
Father K nicno K-juiv 1, prin
ripal of th minaiy. 1 prie-i j
and four qth-r teachn Here h--bl :
by poiie pendinr invest imion of1
albred pedttioita axliviiit- by th.-ui :
&i:inst the government.
Matthen JVuIiy.
James jScully
William S.uily.
Mi. M. J- West.
i-:
-hp
iih ; "Flivver planes small enough tu lx; hangared in yuur
J'j" 'ttodshed." It rcjuires little imaginatiun to see what a life
w,.ic next generation in in for.
Hi '
lJI. lASi. T-., Jan. Z't IAI
Sn KTani-i'o today aj i-bftd
a l!i- m.eiiiic pl,i-.. ol !a-
AnierKan National Uvslotk a--MMiai.'ti.
I- '. HfH-. of Marfa. T-iajK. was
ton. H. It. Hoy,,- . u I'ho-iir:.
,,J( What probably worries Lindlergh is iealizing that he may Ariy.. named first vit pr s
;"h asked to spread American good will throughout the le- Jlt.. un,il? t w'
laininsr continents of the world. Think of banqueting your uomiinw.n. of ih-nrer. m re-
J, .ay through Asia, Australia, and Africa lefoie getting back
m o quiet home life again !
(1
inicid at the time were arr.-5f-d : o'clock.
but lalr r1eaied.
. 'ecled in iar' ol the orcaniz.-
tion.
MiTlt'K F MIKItlKK.H SAM.
N'jt." i hei etty pi -n that I
have re-ei"ed tor-losure exeutiori
rtd ord.T of km I-. issiiv-J out f'f
and undrr the teal of tiie t'ircuit
ourt of tin- State of Oreun. for
the County of I'nion, datfi tt;e
17th day of January. I2, in I f;
fiiit tlu-roin pehdinc wherein KM a,
W.-.ch is plaintiff and I-. Isii.
I'efk and Florence IV-fc, his wif.-.
I;. It. Wakef eld and Hohi't Urtfii
are defendants, to tin dir.-i-t.-l.
upon die iind order- of Kile,
ntftde and tuitered in said courf an I
cause on t.it; Vth day of Jantary.
1. in favor of the ab' p?si In
tiff and BKuinM the said defen
dants, I.. KeKlie Peck and-Florence
I'eek. for the sum of "'. uitli
Our improved Eczema Tres-rip- jnttlJ et tnt.reori a, vifsht ,,.,
jter annum from the -Yd day 'jf
I lw e- fli 1 r until I hi-
icoftfi I.f a bottle. Sold only by ,,, lf t1Ssi rtu,.,:.!,).. alio-.
Kteht tudnis for the prt.-K-i ' :
bf-od a rresl -A at the Kate tim-; " TO 1j)AX
were alo held in cuslody. T!i-y j I M at t'? first uiortcaKc on
w.-f twiid.by polke to have be-n!rity projKfly. K. S. Ivanho.-.
found dr-if.d in caock in vto-j -- l-rC-Jip
lation of the rvheioun lam hich
forbid tbe weanns of pnestlyj The 'dief. of the ChrUnan
ar' rhureh. dixiwon A. wilt hold 3
Th- irolice al. rlOM-d the head- i i, food le at l:ohr M.t
imrt.-n of the j ath.ir feiera. ? Market, m-xt to IHnT Wipplv. S:it-
IlfM mt-niH-n Jllflliorrs IOUDO rr.ir Jan - S I u-fin n i r. r- at U
hot. home-mad-
i-rT-it
: douirhnuts on Kale.
tioo acta quickly and generally pro
duces a cure in a few dayd. ft
Pendleton is well and properly pleased to find in a com-j
taiison of Uix levels that it enjoys about the lowest tax rate
di any city in Oregon. That is a point worth talking about, !
Farmer Admits He
General Crux aid the police had
b-en informed by one of the ser
vants at the -iiiinary of propa-
randa there aainKt the govern
iiicnl.
the -hool. were iud. he said. -"tooro-Wriirhf. rtmlly l-r-is My feM an(1 plainlif osls .,
! um of reporta that the reli-; l.-Jl-t. dioursementa in said suit, laxt.l a;
Sioua lawa ere beini; violated ia
the schools visited bv the imnan. i Hiltcnilut. flfartns. nolinp
Made 6 Per Cent ""n "' ,he ron-
mar of r-lirious teaching in iola- noe, etc Norton's Kiddy Sliop
'1 ct there is not always the actual advantage that appears on m the e
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 fAI'l
of another hearinr on
w Jic surface in such cast's. Growth naturally stimulates taxa- '
, UEricullu.-' rotui:nt?ce as RUr-
.; .un and tax levels; stagnation allows decreases. The city priAid in hear a farmer Ixurt to-
Jiich outgrows its water supply, its sewage facilities, its li,y UlHi h lx lfr cv"1
yj return on hi prrjprl.
,(!cl.ool capacities naturally must start building again, must ir. iarrion Hoe. editor of a
tl if.t imnrv.L'omnntii uUraaei of it a rlovilntin-tot. It liUMirif for Ihc Aim-riMn fbpin-
1 1 ha) society. Jn t-Mifyire
jiuuii i--t uiaiiuua wava die jiul lUJsil "liuil tuiljlJaiu vtiui in. .-oiniuiii.-e on Must
TEACilKft Ilt-INSTATKI
$?1u. in which exeution and o--der
of sale I am commanded to reil
the follow In described real projt-
10-14tf eity described in the mortTaue be-
- - - inir forecked in said action, to-
riT hxwfiis srrx'i i, iit: .
j S.iiurday only lied Carnations..
i 1 - ;$1.0 per doz.: reesias, 75c per.
( SAI.EM. Ore.. Jan. :" (API-, dor. Clark 'a FloriiU. Foley Hotel'.
The KaJem m hool board haa ivin- . Illdir. 1-T7-U
stated as a member of the Jar- j j
rlsh Junior hlph nchool faculty 0 Little IJver Touchers for ?"c
H. E. Ilice. ho was recentJy sus- i the tet laxative sold for women!
pmded by the principal becaufx- and ehildren. and costs less monyi
he put his arm around a ffirl pupil, than all others. Sold omy uy Sii-i
' j rertnorn - ngai s rantny i m uk
Hhoaltt
ai a farm r. ' ."'fce s nereoy Kivrn inai pDer-
You ar- a f'-.a-ie tre farmer : d Williams has filed h tbe
acilitie of various kinds. We are glad hat such is the case w ill uV, "o'Z
ince it indicates enviable progress inthc right direction. -Von dst ik- n your farmv ,trior of the estate of oar t.
( . T t-li 1 i nry 1 Cpt 1 hlMcton." h.- r.:- ' J decease.!, and the twnly
. li jc'i. i'n i run a larm 01 7.zu "'''
iticrcs in Wayne county. Indiana, j Wednesday, t he Sth day of Febrj
hi cKMH-ralion with another, mak- "' 12. a the hour of !fl o'clock
A. M.. as the time when the court
j will hear objections to -aid f:nH
' U1..1i.,i;,in ..1... n.. l, .. .. : I .- i " I would like to knun your t.-n- I account anu win w.ue anu uci'-r-
mauuiittwuiuwui, vu iiic BUlTb tunica. 111 SJllllcai ... .,.,, s.n..lor Crawav 1 TiJine I be aame.
Store.
'2 31-tf
A tract of land, the bound
ary line of which begins at
the Southwest corner of fie
SKm fit the SW. of Section
3o in Township 1 South,
Itanze ; K. W. M.. in Fnion
County. Orepon. and runs
thence North 2ft rods, thenc
Kast 40 ro.ts. thence South
2o rods, and thence West 4
rods to the place, of bepin-
That Sweet Clean Taste of
Reflects
Perfect Sanitary Conditions
Our plant i equipped with adequate machinery to handle
the manufacture of butter under the nioht exacting standards.'
Your grocer has it.
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
Jer Oregon cities, the present level has been reached large- '"'uu"n "-"""- '' j
through the necessity for lx;tter and larger municipal'
; HOOVER l. OREGON
Ak tHo timo Hiau i nrai-pr for niridnn. il r:mrlirI:itou in
r v ....,a..w v w i.rolit of H'.x tt.-r cent on
J loose or not to choose to run for that office there is great valuation of m pni-rty
d--Ur. d Senator
id l--tuchtf
. .Ja r...T
1 i t x.
iicles it is taken for gi anted that he will lie and now is a
tiong candidate, in spite of the fact that he has not ex-i
; li esscd himself one way or the other. '
From the present angle Oregon is Hoover's slate by a big
nargin when it conies to winning the republican delegation.;
ie is the type of man to appeal to Oregonians he spent his
Miyhood in Newleig -he retains many intimate friendships'
il the younger days in this state he can qualify for all :
HiiCtical pur3ses as a favorite son. His consenativc, in-'
aislrious views and actions run a similar course to those of
ac majority of Oregon's citizens. His history, his iccmd.i
lid his character will combine to make a big vote-getter in!
his neck o' the woods. ;
With Hoover not a candidate, Frank Ixjwden would pmii-j
tbly lie a very happy preference here, or possibly Dawes. I'll-;
oitunately for 1-ov.den (and the same may lie said
Jiiwes since they are closely associated in views and
owing), the interest in. or confidence in. fann relief lee-is-
alien has dee,is(d during the past year heie. Iart of it u,.
s due to better crops and markets; part is due to a growing imr ml tin- um i
.onviction that there is no peimancnt agricultural salvation : ,..,. i 1 take ... .f.
I n legislation. ! i.-iii
I That was particularly nntieod n, the middle west urcntly. ' J," ' ' "
.tiwden, exct-pt in a few sections, seemed to have l.isl mnmi 111 ' U mi i:u)ai oaj .-an-i in-
alher than gained it. lie will, of course, win numerous state
lelegations in the middle western aiea, but tlie enthusiasm
loesn't seem to be as great as it was. Vet lnvdeu is a
. ,:maikable man in many resiect.s. agrieullm ally niiniied
iut a keen business man at the same time, an experienced
nancier, a deep thinker. Perhaps some of the trend away
itmi his' candidacy may lie due to the U'lief that an
ther candidate will have a greater inlvaiita-e in il,..
emocrats mmiinate Al Smith. I
li-cted at lt Glan-lt-. I'liloD roun--
. i ty. Oregon, this 6!h day of Junu-i
( ary. 1 r
Jan. C-ll-:o-
-Keb.
I
l! HI.
1 I l-c ll'i- i l
I lliIU'!l .111-1
-On I. mil In- in
wi- hail- i:nli--uiV
iIih-- iIh-
nventmn i
he e;uiipai;
his job or
i af
"iii ii
-tav-
. Regaitlless of what hapiens bel'oii. ;
er. Hoover will not nunpaign. lie is not the
) H'. Jle will gain more votes by sticking to i,
ng pcncelully mi a convenient "lionl ch" than in turning
he country. No one. excepting Cooli,j:c. U bettei- known
,i the country than. Hoover. Tens of thousand'., of hou -e-ives
will vote for him merely through their I'.miiliaritv
- ilh his name during the war conservation days. An e'u;ll
limber of nten will be influenced by that same leehm .,r
, .imiliai ity. And here in Oregon, wheiv there is ji lo-jd
' nd state appeal, his following will lie great enough to can v
ff fii-st honors easily. That's the way it KkiI,.s eail'. iii
he election year.
i i, un-. I ill m -Mr
lien aliut(M-r
In mi emi in fei
itaillim. ami it
Hurt.. Ihu, nihI
miHt.iu- iff,- mm Ins r. il. I Im-
ifi am! il-,;- i ai, i- .-i uill t-r-a.l
t i iii'im In two in-. L- and mImii we
-II Ill-Ill IM ll.-11'l H-Htl nialM-.
Inland- Ih- Mile itni tone; lo s--
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Cn.
We S. II ..h
"Tlie ! Man's rra-txr'
' Kijlry. I'botM) Mala Kt
N'n itofift.r HndiwM
Be
SuiC parni
The
MAGIC
GARDEN
1'i.st Novel
Of
GENE
STKAITON
PORTER
AT
THE
COLONIAL
TODAY
And Saturdav
I'alhc .News and
Comedy
Hi t Itl l: ANM l.l.l II
, SA.l:.M. Ore.. Jan. :? .M- -I'la-v
I-- II. M'Miil'.in. n( llic ill
III cnllt-t, i-Nltriay liini.l.-.l ilmoi
n onlr Hluiiltiiiii. a il.-ci. e -ii.
ri-d Jan. 2i araillKt lite iiarl.
n Itlllliltnic and l.oiin iikmh iitntni
' I'ortlan.l. The .. lull. .11
-oiiitht an lliilllK lion sun ;o:;itM
;ate Corporation '1 -iiiiiii1k.-.iiiii. r
UCalllstur to prevent his revok
ing Ho
eel nili;
i-.niii-
asMi.i.iOol-H 1..
The .li-cr...-Iii
lite order
I, .-
f,n-
Sn Emergencies
Hir rvliuMc tuleiihune inetrts your needs
ami nfcn pays for vcais of service lv
:uiel; .'tt;r.
the coutl ftnted Holt the -h n,
h.id iM-en iM.itl,. nu the MWiiM'tl"i
thai a certain t.ial Ktipulatioli li.(
madf lMt..n the par Men to
I lit Klip lo limit tile qUentlOIl to
Fpecllir liuitler. Htllwti.-rit ly HI- 1
l-Tiit ya for tlw bkmk iallun claim
ed no ucll Minuiutliu had been '
l:ia le.
Home independent Telephone Co.
Schilling is the only
coffee roaster who specializes on top -grade
coffee only - - no 2nd and 3rd grades - - no
divided interest - - no confusion of quality.
That's why Schilling coffee never varies
in fine flavor.
rrSAAr,
attikl
So that you may never mistake it
- look for the red tin with the black stripe. This is only one
identifying mark of the coffee that a million Western homes
calT'Wings of the Morning"-- the fine flavor that never varies.
Your money back instantly if you don't like
Schilling's best!
0 a
Hrtkitiv; Powder Tea
Afer, 1 y apices 1 txtrHcts