La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 7, 1028 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "1 (Incorporated) An Independent Nnwapaper FRANK B. APPLEBY HARVEY P. MATTHKW8 . Editor and Pubiiaher Buainesa Manager " ' Fubliahed avenlnga. except Bundiiy, at 1416 Adama Avenue n La Orande, Oregon. The Obaorver-HUr published every Friday, Entered at the Potttofflce 'at La Urande, Oregon, as Becond Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 187S. l ii .. OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNION COUNTY AND TII ,;. CITY OF LA OltANUE MEMBKR A8BOCIATI5D PRE88 f'rvv The Aaaoclated 1'reHa la excluttively entitled to uae for puhlfua tlon of all news dlapatchea credited to It or nut utherwiae credited if publlahed herein. : All rip hla of republication of special dla ''h patches In this paper, and alao the local newa herein also are reserved. : - tll- . BUBSCHIPTION HATES ,v Uy Carrier ; Dally, per month In advance ti Dally, six months In advunce . , Dally, single copy By Mall J Dally, par month In advance ....... ( iDally, per six months In advance , Dally, per year In advunce H : ! Weekly Observer-Star, per year tXT:, T6c 4.S0 60 60o , J 2.60 IS.00 12.00 2,800 Chickens. Chirp A Spring ' Song On Arrival with the 1'ortlnnU chumber of eommerce wuuld bo one of the ihinH to be taken up. Tourist travel will be Kiven mure attention, the ueoretiiry to muke dally vUltu to uuto cumps - during the warmer months. , The liftportunce of patronizing home Industrie- will ueuln be j -tressed, und'u movement will be 1 Tha thlH Htuto Ih arrinff nt a new em undertaken concernliif out-of-town or Biowm una prosperity, witti i investment, with the Ideu or Htem tho wituration point practically minK the exodua of local money reJiched to the south, the trend 1 , from La Orande. CLUB BEGINS . , NEW YEAR At ( ANNUAL MEET (Continued from Page 1) A Hprlng' cantata', with 2.800 underlain olher phone i. ,,.,- in M,m. nrunt.t o i'ortland man-declared that In Iai Crande thlH niornlnK auditorium wuh the exprcKH com- (puy hulldhm. Tho audience wuh 'J. 1). FleldH, manaKT. his atuff and chance paKsern-by. And the hIiik- Well, 2.800 f the cutest. (I'M? tint eta, yellow chick) ever. were "chirprnnori" and there wore now northward,1 toward Oregon, he aiild.. . n Agriculture in inin euHinff over inn mate, lie kuiu, umuiiik ADVERTISING KATES 1 Display, foreign, per column Inch H W...H. ' Display, local, per column inch Time contract price on application. 42c .-I0O -Ii, .. niOHTKOUKNK.S.4 KUIN08, niiJolCI.Vil, WJien the rlght-eoii-'iire In authority, tho .people rejoice; but whou the wicked beu.reth' rule, tho people mourn. I'roverbH 29:2. . arrived by train Oi1h mornftiK, Thin 1h the first of the annual pt'liiK tdilpmenU which usually continue for three week and in clude around 30.UMU chick-, Mr. Fields explained. They nro prac tically all received from Western Oregon, Including CorvalliH, Intle come from California, -Tho baby IchlckH are whipped almost Immedl- VIm rcmcinlM-rs when lohbcrrf "teiy auor neins nnicnen uh xnvy worn. muxkN IjrriiiiM) limy wux can live for about 72 houm without afraid o Kcttiiijc' In imiiblo? "I f"01- Kew ure nKt ' ahlppliiK, never KU I'M-IHtl over otliin fcr . VM lh They ure belntf I u-iiH-mlM'r wImvi MlH-ny imifriiw delivered to valley farmern and lo Mail .-.I off with a biff liniiiUi m'everal homen In Ui Orande. hi arc- o' IhiiiiimMw. au' whert wi'i . . they may?" -uM 1Mii Moppn, Oiin t$aKeY fjlKS tiiCt moriilii i; I! Dr. Kirkpatrick Faces Charges ; Made By Woman fOUriAS), March 7 (A(')- Dulryliur Com ml t tee An auxiliary committee to the uki luuuurtu cuniniiLiee. n un uun -. that niz ilH its chief concern, will be, no HOloiHtH. HprinK outntH of the thpr Ih niuch r"0,,r eXl" uothpr ovelopment. County n... i ,,.!.. ..f v.l mJoii with Home 20,000.000 to 2-.-sAi;eiit H. O. Avery and Dr. W. JB. J low wtro worn by tho chlckn who 0- pf , lf-'liill j ThlHtlewalte. , federal veterinarian j iirtlvpd hv tniiii thlH hmmftm- iiiild providing IrrlKatlun and kin- ytutloiieU hero, will be two of the! dred h.vmIgihh uue worked out. 'Our .committee- miubeiH. wuter mut be considered ub a f eat . More co-operation with other or UKKut," he Bald, pointlim out that 1 KuniuUonu of La tirande, greater Mtaten In the wijuhweat are relu- j teamwork In' reference to all pro tlvely handicapped In the lack of jecta, and u momberhlp campalifn thU resource while In the Htute of ure other IteniH In tho proKrain. An DreKon. there Is hardly uny appro- : attemiH will also be made to in- pendent-e, and other cUIck, ' A few, cla,,le llmU to tho ttvaable water. , tllC0 the American Legion to beau mm friim r.a lifm nlii. Th i.fihv l,mv Ai" Asncultiiro , ; tfy OaiiKluff park and the down-. With the remark "wo have m?K-1 town , pari, plan will be gone into, lee ted -giiculture In Oregon'' ho ,jr, 3rudy wild. Buvo hlH Idea of what nhould be j Alter Mr. Urudy'w talk, Secretary done by business men's prganlza- aialboeuf Hpoke briefly on his tioim to promote inm worn. xie urged a careful, practical study of the problem, co-operation . with the farmers In determining the bent produce tu grow for- the best mar-, keta, otc. . .; ' ; :" 1 Mr. pod won alwu Rpoke ,of the in dimlrlul payrollH of thestate. ile. declared 'that Oregon hau- been too-' ,ti.iitiniiori nnfir.f t-n thi uuvv ,ihn coiiKervative und quiet In the eyoa- followimr were umonir thoe Iiv'nt- beiK :of ' the ' local ' VAM lodge last' - tlw nation.- with th -reHult. tliut " tendance: ' ' '-. :-, .' . . ";; ' mnuy miuulii- , r iu JSaKeiU Mr. AlUhl JUKI .MT, lulll- wriB euiiorg una puoiutncrs ot' the Laker Herald; Jlpv Donald, V. SUveh and Air. tirwht.-. ', : ! J '- Portland:' (leorge 1 Lrh'ndcnburjj and C. K. -Uunrtier, bfflchils.of ihe , Hermsen New Ruler HAKKH, March T. The' 'mem- first ImpreMBloni of La.lrando, and these were highly complimentary to the city and Its progressiveness. At tho coik'UihIoii of ItlH rchmrktH Air. Lritdy titdjouriied 'the nie'ctlng' until J-larch.-l.2fi. v . .t . Out-of-ToMi! faiicsts" .' liewldos , tho out-of-loyn','guoti nitjht elected -officern fof the on MUlng year, attended it banquet at U:30 and listened to a munii:at en tertainment fallowing the buulie,ss ,i meeting. .( Officer" elected i i v Anothpr of thosn ftlnw Knirli.nrinipn wrnu in lin lw.nl inir Winrnnt wiim lunuod toilay for tho. HerniHen, exulted ,,1.H OU.aUWmODlie Speea lecoras. i nrlKlimtor ot purported cure for Mtermnn Voorhlen. onteeined loynl t ' . 1 1 tuheixtiloKiH on chiu-KoH of pruc-; knlKht; Will 'II. Kvarts, .esteemed . t '"fri,n'i , fi, ,!,. '. . i j. i i , , , 'tlcliiB medicine without license. lecturlnB knlKht: Wuller. 8; Kcn- That new . automatic man OUJjht to make good Watch- ,,.. KlrkUrtcle.. a veterinarian.- non. iwcretary; o: H. I'. JlcCord, . man for railroad crossings, provided ho would take his orders developed mediviue which has treuHurv; c. w. iinidwin. tyior: a. 'l f nm fl.0 ; i f ' , . : lieoii under InveHtlKUtlon liy a "clt- A. Hansen, truHtep! '.Jiiseph Stt)d- ; Itom Mie lailioaa, not Hie motorist.- ' , llzen Jury" appointed by.' Mayor dard, deleimle to tha grand lodRe; ' ,. ., ' '. ' j (Jooi'Ke I', linker. , .. , und A.-H. Shockloy. altornato dele- V VA. rn.MS. ..i iu. ..'i i . Tha cunmlMlnlna' wltnmai ncalnat Kut0 tu 11,8 Bml,d '"ltte. sonth. . - Hut, v,-llhr tire Jiiew. trend developing he sees- U; brtb'htor fu ture for thls stute.'.- . . ' - : Iutronl.ltiK. homo industries.. in- were: ; WNIInm ,l'll'Knl and persistent -udverllsiiu,' ruler !' II 01 ,-'Ie,,uii hiiu luurmi puitunny -oi ' t . ... . - . i njt I' run wns iiosino vi. 3 nerce, nas a year 01 line accomplishment and tactlul admm- names, who aliened sho went to fistfntion to his credit. No job in the community service is ,ll"'f"1' t""k. hl" f ,. , ..... inedlflne with disastrous results. h-iore difficult' ! or many years he has received the highest I i . ljnuml)er of votes both in nomination and election balloting. . ,. W'll f.After RP.i-vintr the nast vmir as t.hn phnmlwr'a pliiof pyopiiHvp AUtliptei W III ; f.c again had the distinction of being high man in both cases. 'j hat is a record to be proud of. Appea Conviction' 1 Kil Suinptor was found sjulllyof - liii'cr.nv hv .Imlirn Vltlirli l! Itrndv Corey, public service commissioner from Baker, is in the in the justice or the peace court 1 !' "iw for secretary of state. Hal lloss is already prominent in '"t'l'r Ku.um"?" who ' J the field and seems to have a substantial advantage thus fill', homo In the Imhtcr HCctlon, was . 4 Jt loo many get in nncl (Jarkln. Jones, Abrams, et a , arc L " " " ",l ,y "n"Z UW 5 ' ' M niitHrtti or HtmilliiD' Hnni niv. 1 ieuiff urgea ii win serve 10 spia me up-siate vote so the sumptcr claiming that ho had imr J.ultnomah county. man can canyioff first honors. It's too K,l',UMl lH,yhn ,uy;, , bad, but there's something about the political bug that makes' ruit court was immediately fii.-d P P.vorv RUtirliHntA think hn hna virfnrv nil RnwnH nn hnfuro hn ,V Klicrhatd. attorney; for the right noj't' should -be big fuc tors In awlnging. the pendulum of. prosperity this way, he said, i) tir ing hi talk he revealed that the . 1'urtland chamber-of commerce is expecting to spend In the neighbor hood of $80,000 during the coming year to advertise Oregon to the other Htates of the union. He urged that Union nnd Wallowa counties j take an active Interest In this and enueavor 10 secure as mucn space (.(l-:itr,Ij 1II-;A1S 1VI:sT nthls advertising program as pos KU PAHO. Tex., Mar. 7 (AP) nlble. - . - . , - Arthur . Ooebel, , winner of the f , ltm i...n .rn,.., , JHonolulu air derby arrived at thel KuIow:,IIK Wr. Dodlfon'K address, i lort !iH air f.eld from Amarlllo Mt. -,.....- nri.ni,IPprf n uni today: He refuelled his plane and Jn(jmlwP of the chnmer un(1 pretjl. left for the I'aciric coast. dent of La Orande city commission. ! , , . ,who served as installing officer of' the evening. He Introduced H. K. ; ColorM Materials in . Exclusive Designs- ':,V 'r:1 'A"-' ' :! - ' ' '. , .. .'VTif(l0;n-' original in design arc the new. Colof " V; niilrapeyj; Fabrics we are now showing. There are Kiftglowing colors which lend a quiet grace to any room, nd .viyjd .tones', '.charniing for window draperies, that' fling "a gay defiance to the chill out-of-doors. For such Jfoyely.ah,d . Idfag-wc-ring fabrics, they are very reason ably priced.; : . WMKMest &, Co., Inc. ; ; ,.-r-5AtiNd store of la grande ; , : - For Over 20 Years presidents:: , GAME Oretjon' State -Motor itssooiatloJl..'-'C' KlBln: .Mr. . Itlid- .m. ; M.. H. Weutherspopn und I'lOSldeitt .Hull of the iOlKln commorclul olub. .' t y. . Union: W. .W. Stevens. ' ' Medical Siirlnss: Mr. ttntl ' Mrs. P. J. Xfowers. " . i-' ' .-..' ;' I . NEW LEAD OPENS IN GIRL SEARCH (Continued from J'tipro 1 ) ,' written tho letter. .' "I must huvc- been drunlt.' 'Ihv-y quoted him as suyins-. .. Tlfl w-Hs un-j able to explain, however,-how ft" 'i ' ' ' . , ' hud como to acquire tile box thVe;1 '. ' :i- " I . days before tho jrlrl" disappeared. .tloris aociipiefl "Sir ; Austen's pro- Finland on the leaifuo council. He lius lived hero for 111 years and' posal. .. it. uocitica tw tnu com- .llrady. new jnesldent. into office; nw a wife and' thro children, h'or -nilltee shou'lfl be comprised of the tlto itercmlunt. It. is understood m IhoHcW'r.llhat tli.WwM-'-wlll WW . -jl'iito n settlenient within the next ' l few (lays. ; ' ; NEW METHODS IX FARMING PRAISED ft'ontiuued from. Tajtc 21)1 I Mat-vey sum inul a larm suusiuy .would have I be cffccO.of leprivlnff iraruiers of I tit- incentive to luten 'slve i-rinrl In linprovlnu; their own The conciiiion. ' ttrodnee more witll ,llio old of im plements and eleetrbity htilltS i CONTROL F06L FLYKnS ' Thb plane accident at San Diego Sunday emphasizes the need for greater nnd more strict regulation of flying, of ma chines, and of pilots. The owner, builder and pilot of the fata) plane was refused a pilot's license because of inexperi- dice. .He was refused a permit to fly from the field. Hi:l I volunteer 'passengers were warned that the piano was eon ! imlered unsafe and that they should not go up. !f. All; of these refusals and warnings had no of feci, r'linn nnd il- hiimiin r-nrcrn Iniik nff mucin u fHii-ht niirl nliinmwl lie was no! nlarmed. by the I , , . ., . . n1. '' ; movement of population to the i five men to death as it was returning to the field. Hieo- (.U,,n r,, tinv farm. sayiuK that ? lelieitllv nn nun was lpatiniiKililn pxpoiiI. Iho vii'limw Aelimllv fewer' faiuiers heieafler would ,i we ai'e all responsible for conditions that permit such an acci- dent; Air control is still too lax. j i ' It is easy to say that it's none of our affair if an incom i petent pilot and several fooj passengers want to kill thom j solves, but wo can't do it. Society lias to protect its members i who seem incapable of protecting themselves; Warnings and j license refusals arc not enough. We must have authority to transform those warnings into orders that can bo properly j enforced. j ; Flying of unlicensed pilot should be made a misdemeanor l( with fitting punishment. That's the first means of pioteet M ing unsuspecting passengers. 1'iussengers should bo forbid 'j den by law to accompany an unlicensed pilot on a flight or to j enter planes not carrying the federal inspector's O. K.' It's ' necessary to police our highways to protect innocent people ' f com reckless, irresponsible motorists. It's going to be .'equally necessary U police landing fields for. the same pur ', I;oRc. When that is accomplished, much of the prejudice exist j i"g in the public mind regarding general use of planes can be f' '"troyed. Accidents such as this one Sunday aid that proj udicc and destroy public confidence in a growing industry. J-iyjng is as safe as most other means of transportation under ; : iimc fixed conditions. If the people interested in flying : iven't able to guarantee those conditions, the public will have to do it. Make them know, make them absolute, and flying will continue to increase in popularity. A few more unnec ' r:sary accidents with five people killed will, on the other ' ''nnd, destroy confidence lo such an extent that another At lailtic flight by Lindbergh would le necessary to revive it. ' , aimtt No., l l v. 1 Who was the last 1 utor lo betiotfle president' St. Un- 2 What president's . wlfo.net toolldKe, O. first, thon lustulled l)r. Ray Mur phy. first vice president; A. It. Itowcn, second vice' president; Charles Malbueuf, executive secre tary; J. T. Longfellow, traesurer; and the other members of the board of directors; l- H. Appleby, tl. S. HlriilOf- Kobert Kakln, -H. . hseven ykars he has had post offioy box " under name: ' . : regular -delegates 6f ' his own' ,''- r :t:t Hollurid 'hlle and March la last day to nay water rent without a penalty. ;i-7-:lt her husband in tho White muse phy. w. J.' J' following a futul accident?-:' .' Warnoek.. -: ?. 3- Next- to . lioosqvelt. w ho jis Mr. lirady.".- lp Mrer 1j. 1-arlHou. Dr. W. t. 'crklns--and- .Oscar i:xii:kts to diiaii wi nk , . lOI'ltOI'IX SI'ITATION - .j ' OMNEVA, Mar. 7 (AT) Uotli TtuTHania and Hungary, today ac cepted the proposal of Sir Austen- no:.rais .Mr. lirady.".- taking over .the K'humhcrluin. Itiitish foreign intn- lb youngest yunit JH!CouieJli- chalrnuinkblp of the mcettng, spoko ister.. that a small coinmltteo be. 4tP-&'m iw&r''T In ail "Inwrcstlug manner of the j nip4mred with the power ta call l-l Who was IIil' president :?len plans for fthc future. Outlining In exudcts to deal with the slluallon tho l.oulsluna terrltoiy was fir- brief tho proposed work, he said arlslifg from the discovery of mar ; cJiosed from Kranccf . ; ' that co-operation In reference to chlmr gun parts at St. Gotlhard.: , . .. 5 What, president was consul- new' fndustties and land settlement I The council of the league, of na- ol'ed the . greateHt- Xrlend Ui'n'nd. Army of. the' Itepuli ft Whcro was Wnshlnglon flWho Vus pt'Siaent when Aic Red Grown Gasoline : Mobile, Zciolinc and Quaker State 0:1 Perkins Standard Station ' Next to La Grtinde Hotel en Adams ' on b.ln '.' JmJmJ mpe. OUR SERVICE MEANS MINUTES INSTEAD OF HOURS A message by telephone will travel fastest. Your time is valuable save it. Home Independent Telephone Co. i I '' l Art l It tftil th , iteHf-.' ' wK RECIPE for CHEERFUL Breakfasts A morntnir cnuragrct. thttt arr tfrm when cold appetite is clly dl OUR SPECIAL OFFER NN'i'lin;)iousii Turnover Toimit-r $.IHI KHoln-ii Hi-ah-s S.AO Tohil VullH'- . JlM.MI. SpiHlitl Mtiix-li ttiltt' t(t.lO Only I.UI DOWN Anl (Mm (Hiltnr vr inoiiLh rn f( i mom lis on your eU tno siTVtrv hill. W -:7 . i . V rro!(uut wuh (Jipcoverou in i3W-, j ' t-. ; i' 'V .K--Who tfiiUl.'.Avlu'p Lincoln .was klllotl, "tlod rt'lKiis '.nnU tlio k4jv- J rnnii'tit at WuHliintHon hIIII !l---VI-al fill Hi tf. pri'Mldonl ifUH- j H three ofrnrs of IiIkM oCt'lr?" 1 V HI OuriiiK' whom' ' pt-i'Hitlfnfy V rtaM thi! UifRon houmlury nvIIUmI? ' AiiHvMS to the iiH'nllons In (lame. J o. M wltl be fouml oh it not her 4j it y t t t t t t X t ' t . t ? ? t t t t t t t t t ? t t t ' t t t V X X( X t , lout or charred toait Ik ilmml trr. tJy Thai's why people are turning to tnatt made electrically, rifht at tha table .where it can be watched and erved piping hot at exactly the (ishl moment. A WetInfthotifte Turnover Tfliater brings every Convenirnce of electric toasting to vour breakfast table. It takea a full sited slic o( bread in each rack; it toats quickly and evenly; low. ering and raiting the rack turns tha slice (or toasting the "other side. No trips to the kitchen; no ftua or bother Irs truly recijv for cheerful break-Usu. Westinghonse turnover loaster ff This hunrly kltt-hen M-nle will he founl,veiy uwi'ul In llu K 1 1 e h e n f o r weliihlnti irroeer ten, veKftahlesi or iiunt; tt 5-li. i enpiit'fly Is niirn- j clrnt to take fine ' of your ilntly weltfhlnK requite- nn'tilb. The mnlt Ih finished In tin ittliitetlve Kiuy enlunel that's - viitrtly Ktpt I'leun. .t'onif In tojiiy and tuko tulvautuKu of onr ttpeelal offer. , . ; How Are Funds Invested? FIRST: Only first mortgage loans on inprove(l real estate are made. Signed appjications' describing the property ard taken, (the State law requires this); then the. property is appraised personally by three directors, and if valued for more than twice the amount of the loan, note and mortgage are executed, af ter approval of title by our counsel, and mortgage is recorded with the Coun ty Recorder. : . , '';,';;.; '' ',.,.., ''. , SECOND: Insurance 'policies protect us against loss by fire. - V THIRD:. Funds are deposited in our honie banks until loaned. Who Invests The Funds? Tho J toy ril of Plrtrtors has full control of all hnsineMs. ' Tho tlireetors ure e.erleiirctl siii i'sfiil, t'onervntlve ' hien f men you' ,'know ), with their own personal fumlH In vc.Mtetl Willi lis. with the name Merit rlty nul earulntt ihe miuio dlvldenOs tin ure paid oilier niPinitrrn. They npprove no lonns for the' Association that they won hi not buy for their own Investment. Ijonnx ure Inspected ami business earelully supervised. Can Loans Be Made to Officers And Directors? ( No. liy-l-iw-H forbit It. ThlA Is an Impor tant element of safety. , " Ilow Arc Loans Repaid? Rv rernl:ir notnilily pnyments. thus con .Miniitly IncreuKinK the security and KtvitiK iho ssoeiatlou a, reRiilar tneotne for withdraw als and new loans, ; . , Where Arc Notes and Mortgages Kept? . i- , All morlKiiKcs and sm-urilics of t lio Assucii' ' ; tlon ahull be placed with the Corporation ConimiMsloncV of the State f Oretm, or with a deslKnatcd tl'puwlt'ry. They remain tlu ru until tbe niortKaKe Is fully paldT . Are My Funds Under State "Supervision? . . . Yoa llemilar e.Naminallons are.inade by iln State. Col poratlnn tUnnntissltnier. Th.crii has never been a loss to a member of a lluildin , find Ijoan Assrcliitiun of the stale. - A wonderful record , When rc Dividends Paid . -Or Credited? . j Semi-annually, June 3mh and December Btsl. 6 Guaranteed '..,...'. '. ''-.' ',"'.' '. . Costs Nothing to Get In Nothing to Get Out! Think of the Safety" La Grande Building & Loan Ass'n. f! . La Grande, Oregon 1 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Cp.'"H f T f ? V f T ? ? f f f ? T T f f f T :? ? ? t- V ,Y r- ?. ' ?: t v ?;