La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPaw Fur CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, February C, 1928. (Incorporated) -An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY , Editor and Publisher HARVEY P. MATTHEWS Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue La rirande, OreKnn. The Ohserver-Hlar published every Friday. Entered ut the Postofflc, at ljk Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class Mall Matter under net of March 2, 1879. ...... OFFICIAL PAPBR OK UNION COUNT AND TUB , CITY OF LA 'I1UXDB IABMArTINI FIND 18 BOATS V ' 111 TITT'C TAltn 111 IU1 3 1U1T1D MKMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asnoclatcd I'retm in exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dtAjmtchet) credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patched In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uy Carrier Dally, per month In advance M Dally, six months in advance . Daily, iMiiKle copy liy 3Iail Dally, per month in advance . Daily, per six months in advance . Dally, per year in advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year - I OF 0 1 76c $4.60 60o ...i:.60 ...15.00 ...2.00 ADVERTISING RATES. , Display. foreign, per column Inch .... Dlspluy. local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. . 420 40c : THE ir.NTA.MEI) TONGUE He that lieopclh 111 mouth keep clh his lire: hut he that opcticth wide hU Hps hIiuII have destruc tion. Proverbs 13:3. LMJJLER PERSONALS I Mill. Kit (Special) .Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. OasUill were shoppliiK Priceless Treasures Dis-'n imbier Thursday, nnvnmA hir T4,..i,l r.. ! SIr- and Mr- '. C Conrad wcro v-w..vj .v "viuu Kjai- ln ,. Thursday. rer report states Marines Search For Gen. Sandino . Near Honduras MANAGUA, NIcuniRUU. Feb. 0. Mrs. Charles Cleaver has been i ' American marines were ........ i..i. ...i.t. -..i i.... i- ... mussed In the niminfiiliw.nu i.l 'ported as bclnB much better. 8onle 4U mllea south or the llon- CAIRO, Kltypt. Feb. 0. (AP) t i-,. ),.. ivnl l.v th l." duran burder today seeklne the ElKhteen boats Intended to carry ,. nnd ythlan Sisters last Kri- rebel Bnernl, AuKustlno Sandino., KiliK Tut-ullkh-anien to heaven : ,h, ,.,.ni w. ,,,... i,n,h an. I Itelnfurceme.il- u.o. ... have been found In his tomb. dally and financially. Wallowa or- MatuKalpa - by truck when the New Daytime Frocks Lovely Models $1.95 N. K. West & Co., Inc. LEADING STORE OF LA GRANDE For Over 30 Years "If CollHM'l IJihHmTK--' Smith .Aiiii'riciiii trip shows ivmiIim I'm In favor o mmhIIii til in t Wlxtntsln,' Mild IVII likiktoy. t'.luy. Kcfpln iiiiiiii uImiiii boiii' insane till joii jell all onr iinirdi'iin' tloiu don't t on tit. 2 Shot During Mine Strike Row At Phillipsburg t These and other discover I os fnchcstru fuintshcd the music. the third and fourth chambers are Velma Cinder, of Summerville, public by llmv.trd Carter.' who is-'.MI,, Kiorenre Tehrs. Miiwlns since the .air raid on his in rharn of th work of ov..lr.Hn, rh..rlv M...'nii t ..r.mlnr- ,1?!trunKhold of El Chipote. when he i the tomb. The flotilla is a remind- orchards. J was bvilcY! to have been wound- 'er of the ancient cusmm of prov.d-i Mrs. Frank Martin was In , . the rebel leader had apparent y inc the dead with means of trans- ' (.ramie last Saturday, portation to the other world thus; Mis. Churlcy Koenan and chil iniikltijr them independent of the dren visited her mother In I.a services of Charon. (Charon in Grande Inst Friday. !reek inylholOKy was a morose old MY. Stone, the Singer sewing ma man whose duty It was tot ferry c'line man. was a business visitor I marine command heard that San dino was near there. moved further to the south. At times his flight across the llondur an border has been rumored but t advices received here Indicated he ihad penetrated further into Nicar agua. Girl Seized By Man; Police Are Making Search SAX FIIANCISCO. Feb. C. AP)' nieut the taxicah appeared on Hie scene and a special policeman, see iiiB the scuffle, cuniiiiandeered the cub and pursued the mysterious car which was just Rotting under way. He fired several shots, mmo of which was effective. The car lost in the traffic. Addresses iven by the Collins sisters turned out to be fictitious as did the. street number which Uncertain whether it was a case they KaVe the residence of Miss of kidnaplim. a lover's quarrel in- o'ilrlen. I volving a bit of violence, or ai m i ne rouin oi ine uepaneu over me here lust Saturday. I W ith the rebel leader was a force "stunt" police of the bay cities to- Styx. The Encyclopedia Hritanniea William Hollins shipped his ap-jof mounted men. well armed, it was j day were searchmg for a younul Some people are born good says "as ferryman of the dead he is pirs out last week. stated. The region of Jinotega and - motorist who seized Miss Marie ! ers have to make fe'oed. not mentioned In Homer or He.-iod Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryant. Mr. .Sun I (a fa el del Norte where San-: O'Hrfpn ?i nA uhkUnd h,.r mv.ivi .linn la nn. nrutAA. tn f.ii-.t r.i..in siKhted. is sonic fifteen miles north west of Matni;alpa. center of Nicar agua's most important coffee xrow inj; section. o(h- This nation uses up so much political energy electing men io office that it hasn't much left to get things done after .hcy're elected. " ' . PITTSMI IKI. l h. 6 (AI) Two coal and Iron policemen were shot and a woman was Injured during a mine strike rbd at I'hlt I i psburK. nea r t 'a 1 1 f orn ia, 1 ., to The cfia! atnl iron men. J. I. rm fire a nd I. P. Ityrn. eni- What an eccentric i''ov" ,n,'''r state commissions at the Cresent mine by the Pittsburg 1 1 oal- company, w ere struck by the charKc, from n shotgun. They were not dangerously wounded. Aeendlntr to tlie nolice. seventl V 'nveisation. Here it seems to be generously rejrretted that hundred m.-n ami women em- O odd ess. Inside the chest, fo.'ir rM-eptm Ies each coiitaiiiinu a reproduction of ' the icrent sold coffin of the kins, j were found. The klnu's head, fine-; ly sculptured in alabaster, was on J each cover. j What were supposed to be heir 1 on ins. were in another nest of cof-j fins, flue of them contained a pUi j statuette of Amen-llotep. a prede cessor of Kins Tut-ankh-ameu. and a lock of hair of Queen Tyl. C'liauitM'r In IiiMirdrr j The fourOi chamber was fi.nml I by Carter to be in extreme disor-1 der, evidently due to rubbers seek-' Ins pold. Apparently intended f-.r i th storage of oils, w ines and food-j stuffs for use of the kinir in Hie' mil aws. at least in Ureiron. Jf that spntimpnt. nm ho rrv. ,M' ' ' l" e.vo lMP Kn.ve. )t au., ..,. i . niriiiht'i-s ol the crowd a shot iron ji ihzed, and n some actual steps in the direction of ni01e SC-' was fr'l, wnunilinir tin- pollce- ,Mn ni,M ..n.M 41. 1 I i. i 'lil'-n. S" I . i - tr'iniM'rs wo-e sllln- Irniii California. The troop- v : A prominent Englishman has visited this country and announced on cmbarkino; for home that he would not write nuti,.'r fl i Iwok on "My Impressions of America.' tM 'cllow he must be ! 4 f The Hickman trial continues to be a prominent subject for ' and in thin character Is probably of and Mrs. nuchanan and Miss Mel- r-syplian orlln. ) , b.i nuchanan attended the dance ... ... , ' he,e Krlday night. Hwl .m,H -iBur. , KHa Walker called on Mrs. J. I.. Another discovery In the third .,.... i chamber, where the ho-its were was a number of beautifully carved ffS-: S-'veral couples from KU'in took ores of human beinq. Thee were ' in u, here Friday night. serve as subst.'utes for Klnx ' Tru!h.n!ll!,:H,nr..' ?" ,s"-."'-.,r"1-': 18 Mexican Rebels penitence upon his new subject. J 1 he report also describes the Utopia Jar or carved alabaster con- ! tninittff the Kfryptinn ruler's viscera. Reported Killed MKXICO (MTV. Feb. C. (AP) I Plspatches from Irapuato, state of! People of Mataualpa fear -that Sadino may attempt an attack on the town in the belief that ma rines there have been withdrawn io reinforce Barrisons In -the depart ment of Neuva Segovia. in his car. evading a hail of bullets; and an officer's pursuit. . The story of Miss O'Brien's com- panions. Jean and Crace Collins, j was that the three Ktj'ls wei'e wait ing at a service station for a taxi cab when the young man parked his car nearby and engaged .Miss O'Brien in conversation. leading her way from the other two , As the pair neared his automobile, Miss O l!rien screamed and strug gled to break away from him but1 he pushed her into the machine. Al Oroefer, service stntion at-1 That Cold May End in Fla I Chech it Todaymmt ITh -sre s a way to do it-IIILL S. Does the four necessary things in one. Stone the cold in twenty-four hour I checks the fever, opens the and an elaborate canopic chest en- (;UMimjui0,, today said 18 'rebels ' im-nting on Coolld.?.-s Havui.'a ,,, ' ' i ! . 7. .' ' ad been killed when fed err. I rpcech; likened our president to,tenduiu. attempted to intervene but , . .., , ' ' 1 furces and police repulsed an. at-, tne ex-kaiser. Hut tlu-n the ex- : received a rap on the head which t'y . mciiivc ni.tinu oi nil' lUieiaiy ..,,.1. .. .li.l u.. -If. I Dnwelfl.tonestheentireRVRtcm. i nai s tneaiq vouneea. Don t :n ar rustratcd his efforts. At the mo- Hill S be satisfied with anythinc less. StODS Co riRht now and ct HILL'S, in the red box. 30c. COldS HILL'S ,-here is any chance of his escaping the hangman's noose. TZ ",r 7-u Trf' 'iVherever you lieir it discussed, there is disapproval of a ade the lion. union miners not to p) aw that admits insanity as defense for a murderer and there ,"ler1';;p(;:;,",rolpBen';re i. s a growing sentiment in favor of changed, more strict crim- pi i i.s" it :. ad. and durim iii'-n. mon'i erfi rcslon-d nli r (iiickly. An on- tl wninan lili'inlM-r of the jMiffel-i'il a rushetl foot ivhiMi a lrooer'H horw- ett-pped on her. I'l.Wi: I'KIII'CI.I.KIt FOIM) Mli.STHIIAI., tjue.. h'eb. t. IAI'1 Tiie .Miuilri-iil (iHZ'Mle today :ivh Dial a pi of proppller blaile y ere, more rapid justice, the state and its law-abiding people Aill be better off. The difficulty in the past has been the 1 . public's indifference to such problems as soon as a criminal's ,'l,',"'1fi"' y -nai cnuvti ana me crime was lorgoiien. if. V'? : ' . . fl The annual banquet sponsored by the Sons and Daunh f 'Lcis of Pioneers Happily serves a double puip'ose. It ol j .erves t'jyttmce of. X)regQu,4p' statehood and permits i .he ; paying pf tributes to those white-haired empire build- "j :is who pioneered the Pacific Northwest. The banquet is f"u'"' "' r'"!t ,iv''1' ",c K,llf j .urely educational and historical in nature the only charge uJIh" XXtZ u Dado is for the dinner itself and u very worth-while con- T'" i""'"'11' r rrnetiient i.ear the j:.ibution is thus made to our knowlcdgo of And appreciation Z llTutlXJuX J tor the pioneers. As an event, it is rapidly gainin" great1 11,0 slr '''"". piloted nv 1 mnrlxme. Last year some three hundred attended, and ZT JZ.nZJu L uany more were turned away for lack of facilities to cure r'"- i.iHi..n. hub, sepi. 1. r :v them. This year the committee hopes to accommodate r,h.. ""nXr ,.ive hundred, jiif At, fi 'im v. !ire ihey started for , t .Knlaud .ept. 7 and were never - ' ! beard from again. The plane was a i THK FARM EXODUS iSllnson Uetrolter. talned an overflow of funeral par aphernalia, t The contents of this ehamber are ' still to be thoroughly examined. In j the meantime work on the tomb! has been suspended and it is now i open to the pubflc ' 270 Executed In Canton, Is Report- SHA.V'jllAI. ).. r.. Hit-I patrhcH from (.'union talt out j of Aflli per.si,ii5 itrreNted there as j coniniunlstM have been executed.) The roundup of red was made by the Boveriinienl of Onerul l.i chuf ! Sum. who ousted the iiininuiiists ; rruin tlie city ix weeks hum after! they had executed it c-nup d'etat. In! the coup il'elat ami fmh:;etiicnt ox. 1 ertitiana and riKhtitiRs some 5O00 persons were .slain. j Three million people have left American fauns since '.'lore than 610,000 flocked to the cities and sought other ; -.leans of livelihood in 192G. Last year's figures, not avail ' 'ble yet, may le even larger. K Prof. William K. Todd of the University of Chicago is1 &v ' .rcatly alaimed by this. He foresees a verv dark future fm-l ftefe meiican agriculture, with our farmers rodm ,; liiti-i- Tl,,. j, ,... . :i. ,i , , C;-, .....j. iiku uuciii i. nuvt.-sbaiiiy iuiiow. ine opposite nmv ,i-oye true. This exodus from the farms may mean the sul fation of the remaining farmers and the salvation of agii :ulturo. . . Economic law is working naturally and effectively. There ; tie too many fanners on the farms. Fewer can produce the , lccessary food. Millions going j,,t0 industrv will miiltinlv nn I U ;hca)eii manufactured goods, theivby lowering faun iivin'' r-rosU. 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