La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text. Wednesday. March 28, 1928. Paw Fon? IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An Imleiwndent Newspaper ' FRANK B. APPUSBT HARVEY K. MATTI1KWS , Editor and Publisher .... Business Manuger Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue La. Grande, Oreiton. The Observer-Star published every Krlduy. Entered at the Postofflca at Ial Umnde, Oregon, as Meond Claw Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1H79. OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNION COUNT V AND TiUfl CITV OF LA OltANDK MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREH8 The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all newa dispatches credited to It or nut otherwise credited If published herein. All riuhts of repyhllcatlon of aiieclul dla patchea In tills paper, and tilao the local newa herein also are reserved 8UBHCR1PT10N RATE8 '. '. 7 . By Carrier Dally, per month In advance . .... ...... 1 1.7Bc Dally, nix months In advance ...-.... , .. $4. CO Dally, iilmjlo copy ....,, ........... ..6a By Mull Dally, per month In advance .....,...........,...,........ 6 (la Dally, per six months In advunce .'. ....$2.60' Dally, per yeur In advance ..... $6.00 Weekly Observer-Blur, per year .......... ......;..'. -...$2.00 ADVERTISING KATES Display, foreign, per column Inch -...... 42o Display, local, per column inch Time contract prices on application. . :.. 400 ASSURANCE AHSt'KED The l-ord hath been 'mindful or uh: He uill blew uh; he will bless tho house of Israel; he wdl bless the house of Auron. Ho will bless the in that fear Iho Iinl, both small and great. Psalm 1 1 5:1 2, 13. ABEJ1ART1N1 MICHIGAN VOTES, ON 2 CANDIDATES "I f viHi'tiI t' Ik homo at 10, hul vv sat around ualtiir an' waJtiii' icr n lili'k, an I lost all Idee o time." I ihiI(I hear'Mi-. iMiu Ittid yell, on I imimmiI Iht home Inie last night. I often lvuuoVr If there' th' Ntint respect fer n fO uy toupee u.s thrr In rpr n baltl heail. Italian Quake Fatal to Many; Relief Started The following quotation from Gladstone is not lacking in value at any time,' especially in a campaign year: "Censuic and criticism never hurt anybody. If false, they can't hurt ,you unless you are wanting in manly character; and if true, ilhoy show a man' his weak points and forewarn him against l'ailure and trouble." . s- . ! . We don't wish our good friend Bob Sawyer any bad luck j but we do wish he and his associates on the state highway j commission might have traveled the Old Oregon Trail hs- tween La Grande and Pendleton Friday or Saturday of last ,'wcek. v We have a hunch the experience might have brought Eastern Oregbn nearer to a good, concrete highway across the Blue mountains. . j ; , r. r ' ' v. HOOVER LEADS FIELD, BUT If, Herbert Hoover actually w'ms the, republican nomina . tion for president ho' will be' the 1'irst man who was recognized us the dominant candidate before the convention to accom ;. plish that goal since Hector was a small hound. . fn other I presidential campaigns, the man who looked best in pre-con-f vention estimates, unless ho word the incumbent sepking re Section, has seldom securecl.thc nomination: -An 1920 at tho . republican convention Lowdent Was virtually prbntised Jhe Isominiitioivatid Wood wis iilMuftsUiiuliitjr coiitcitdcr. ' Jioth , were side-tracked and a little-known senator from Ohio re- reived the nomination and became president,. - In the J.912, democratic convention Champ Clark was for ahead of the , p ick before the balloting started. Jlryan was u strong min- c ity force. Wilstm was merely a favorite son. JSutWoodrow . V ilson ftnis nominated and Iwcamc president.' .This year, how- (.'vc', it is jxissible that lloover will be an cVcrption to the 1 lule. If he can -secure the support of republican leaders in Pennsylvania and New York and thus gather a large group .' uninstiuctcd delegates, his nomination seems assured. If not, the country will have to do again wffil a cotliprnmi.se can d.datc. It would not lie the first tim that the popular cl.oico of a parly was denied the nomination. " INVITED TO COURT In Uikewood, 0., a city of about (iO.OOO people, there is a new form of court clique.' A municipal court has recently been established and many cases are handled a:; "concilia tion suiU." .The West Shore Pest gives two instances. One was of a woman who paid $2 down on a dog. She did not i return. in what seemed to the owner a reasonable lime to claim . it, so the owner sold the dog to another woman. When the liiTst wemnn did arrive she was much vexed niid went to municipal court to begin suit. The owner did not receive a terrifying legal paper, but a brief note: "You are invited to call at this office cm such a day for the purpose of conciliation." s Wheii she arrived, a i-o-irt clerk gave the women scuts and bad them talk the thing out as u niatter of business. The result was that- the seller gave back the ?2 with an additional dollar to remunerate the I pyer for her gasoline and trouble. . The seller having lost the i-uit, paid court costs of one dollar. As it was raining and she lu;d no car, the buyer drove her home in friendly fashion. The other case was brought by a furrier against a womr.n for an unpaid balance. The woman received her invitation, 1 rnmo to court with the coat and said it did not fit. When the alternation was made she would pay. She tried on the coat i id the furrier agreed to alter it. He fixed the coat and ' was paid. Those are not trifles. They are seeds of a bolter growth in legal affairs. People are tired of the ancient time-wasting veibiage and methods. When the law begins to do busi ness as business, it will get somewhere. I riINK, Italy. Mur. 2S (AP) Tin fi'ur prt.vnl led tutluy thut tho Iiihh of ItT. unci limb In tlic .urth iuuku of yt.Mierduy In tho Krkuliun iTRion may tat oven xrcator thun ftlniati(l la'cuHHe i'1-lppli'il .tele phono and li'li-graph Una prpvcntrd thethtalnlnff of a full roport of thp tJlHtlHlCI. I At noon tho loll sloocl at ten (lend und forty Injui-tMl. . Two relief tralnn and n. column of motor trut-ka loaded with food. .lilunkptH and medlelnoJi moved Into the nlrleken region. lletat-hntenta of Infantry, nlplne troupn and the' faKi-tM nillilia had preceded them. At TnlnieMo the panic euuaed hy the earth tremoi-fi WM uecentuatrd Jy a hmilHltde. Two Krnnt niassen 'of e-irth knocked over chnlets und ruhiUft. Tho hell (owim" of the cathadrul nan ho hndly damaRed t hut It waa fenred thut II inlRht fcitll at any moment. Anolhei-fJun-eh. the prefecture, qourt hoiiNe und hurracka were altco liud ly damaged. - '' ' -' ' ! The populace, fled Into a preat .rocky lair between tho TaRtlamen to river and another ttlrcanf. The TolmeZKo hoHpttal waa evacuute. . The faaclKl fildoratlou of the 1'dlne province 'launched an appeal, for HUbHcrlptlonH. I'rehiUir MtiKKollnl haa put lno. lire (uliout J.r,.ll0il) at the diii liosal of' the'prereci("'iif''ljillno' to' relieve earthuuake sufferer.a. $05 000 REWARD . . FOR PAPTimE or DOMB THROWERS Hoover and Shiilh.: Only Entrants in Frimaiies ;-Go to Polls Apr, 2 ' I ANHINQ, Mich. (AP) Thn ' MlchlKai) iM-'Hidt:iitlul itrcft-rotico prhoury April can rt-uult only hi tin endorsement (C Hvrheri Hoov or on tljo - fcpuhlfcan . tickut itnl Governor Alfred ;M.: 8mlth on .jh (Joniocrutie. ThyHr-e .the' -only condldaton ftlio liuvfr ftuullfied. Hoover will gain 83 Uelctfutcu and Smith au. ' :, t An effort to provide a conttst on tho n'publltiin ticket fuHol when the hcftdtiuurtcrs o( Krnnk O. Lowdrn of Illinois frowned up t"n a propoHul to cntor his numo. l.ll-towlHe a fuvorlte son movement, with former Gov. Chtmo Oshorn In tlio principal role, collupsed when Osborn refused to compete for the republican .preference, de spite the fact that he Is avowedly unfriendly to thn Hoover candi dacy. On the democratic sldo no attempt was made to pluce anyone In the field nKahiHt Buiilh. The Hoover, cumpuico Bot 'unT der way early when J'. -Walter Drake, former assiHtunh secretary i of commerce under Hoover, opened j headquarters here. Ciovf Kred V. i Green lurtfejy waa Instrumental In i ohtaininff the bKcklnw of a large part of his organization for Hoov er. Kuch leaders as Gyrritt Ilek eina, chairman of the rtpubllcan state organisation, flocked lo the Hoover colors vilth the govern'itr, IVtilions bearing JtH.nuO Hv pub I lean signatures were filed with t lie state department to qualify Hoover, although only 5,01)0 names arc required; i " Governor Smith has the support of W. A. Comstock', democrallu na tional CQinnltt reman. , The foreordained outcome of Urn primary theoretically binds tho Michigan delegation to the nation al conventions to cast their bullets for lloover and Smith. In previous conventions, however, delegations have ben known to holt after a few ballots, despite the presumed mandate of the primary. ALL CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE MAY 1ST N. ICWest & Co., Inc. MONTH-END SHOE SALE THREE DAYS ONLY-v Thursday-Friday -Saturday ; COME! BUY! SAVE! Offer i n g Your Choice of New Spr in g Shoes , S3.45 2 pairs S6.00 ;x t'll!l;!'i!ilTlTl:i!Jlli:i!!'i!!!ITii!i!!11l"l'w ,l.-fr 1 1 - , -: : - if: S5.95 - 2 pairs SH.00 : fCitntlnued from Pago 1) v.ik rdiirhlly- Injured. Police said Hie Iiittnb was ef the type knywn as "pi iiriinple" of black powder con st run hm. The theater, owned by Joseph Vnnn. ha? been invnlvetl in latior ri'ickwirk state svst. in with which dtptties for Home time, and lhcthp Wo8t roilMt t.unipuIiy ia toI1-! pmniiKer reports that , various . ml.tej finauelatly. j Kobert Kirk wood, the husband. Extend Air Line From Coast TV Chicago, Illinois PUHTI.ANO. Ore., Mar. -H (AT) rnbm Air Hue, a $ I. ooV eoo cor poration, articles for which were, filed Monday in Kalem, is designed to take over the West Coast Air Transport company and extend Its airplane pause nger and expre service to ('htcugo hy "way of 'I Ms Atigeles, says the Telegram toduy ThVr'Incon'orntoTH of thivnew cun- trem-are Charles) Ma Kin, presidtrnt of the West Coast company; U O. Devaney, Its chief pilot, and Hudio Lee. ' The West Coast already Is op erating' two Much Inn - passenger citbiii monopljines betwt-eli Seattle and San Kninclseo, with Portland as headt"arters. Four more of like size and a fiMh lo carry 22 passengers, with radio and. buffet lunch, have been ordered from tfce. IlaVh company. ' The line to Chicago Is expected to follow the general route of the PATENT LEATHER TIES -STRAPS -PlpPS Armstrong, Peacock, Other Famous Makca -. . ..... . . Medium and dress heel styles in both short vamp and medium round toes. In plain black and colored trims. Famous makes such as Armstrong, munroe and Peacock makes this an event not to be overlooked. . . .. ' ,' . ' " 5g.9ii2piurfor$J-'00 ' I l. r, ; i-. . i1ftii!ia'..'iii'i:i.:Aili'ii;!.i!i'vlii'l.iiii.',i!:iB..iijk . Shoes for the Junior Miss Fied-Piper, Stickles and Marathon-made patent leather and new tan and brown calf skitr combinations in flat and junior block heels.,:"! , .f '1 V'1 $0-'13 2 pair $.00 " Special Arch-Support Oxfords Armstrong, Johansen-featur-arch, and R. J. and 'It., black and brown kid oxfords, built "oh combinatioii lasts with military :lieels. " .4,') 2 pair ?g.00 HEALTH ' cloi hks AMir:Aii;ii t ly AV.vc Itrvnm, .M. 1., . t Itusttui, Jlass. Member Gorans Memorial I hi ruble to know the different kinds or compress the wuist by the pros- worthy and essential place In th rof fabrics, their texture, their Hure of the clothing. (great scheme of our existence, fr I color, the dimensions of the luter- snaci'H in tin .wovi-n- fnhrirs. tlin abilitv of the fabric material to . ln collects dust and dirt. 11 should We musl not forget that cloth-,,ru" ,', r "lir """"sure, una 1 absorb moisture jus well as its ubll- ' bl! washed or cleaned frequently in j or dlamped In tight-fitting shoes. ti.. i i i.. i . i..t i ne toes snouiu not no Knin-otxi jBll-linporinnt h.uilh aid., it drwt Ml.,i lntl.tc m-rhanlBin for tosHhor. ,In our country or wusuimle nVodmiiK hcul. Koucl pluys aiv ' The narrow vli-ratril hi pl. like I rhatiRfii. drew cannot nt uniform, important part In hen"t production, nn inverted pyramid, makes the Vjf tlfneo flmtJI In. cold weather there In the rapid . The SUIn la u wonderful heat-re- woman pedestrian unstable ami A-rw .vt v.vuv, v. In nf Iw.tlv hf.if ittirl It. ii.ri. lllatlltir eill'Illt'llt. Two Killed When 1 Two Trains Crasll ity to retain or diminish heat, and oruer 10 ue nysienic. tile litne valuea consumed in tho The feet should not lie pressed! low many people think of the I'.ONWKlt MI'KINUS. Kan.. Mar, -8 (Al't Two men were killed amj five injured, three dangerously when a Ituek Island frelnht tralrt crashed Into the rear of u Uoek Is land stock traiwtt luring, thtt'O I.IMMKAI.. Kan.,' Mar. IS. (AP) liodlcs from the heat. Thus itls winter time should he permitted to Ulsiuiter. j t, , fhui-le. A Lis llilev Ileeause lie was threalenim: lier essential from the health viewpoint wear its garment of air, and wo If the subject of dress Is wisely Kun., and IU K .Maxwell Smiths with a knife, .Mrs. l.nralne .Mm.ro thut Vfn should knoiv-iflore of the should liavu Imn.oldle air uround studied and handled, it lias a most t'entir Ran hnth smcl. men P.1HV. pure couon, aim Kills Husband In i- who was reported as out of (own i lust night when poltee attempted tn locate him, was found ut his of fice. Kit-kwood, after vhiting Mrs. Kirk wood at the hospital, .told In spectors Kch ul plus and Maloney in.'it in' mm 11 m iii 111111 iiniwii tvnii 11 iiuif. tlilniTS ever yesterdav" and thut he Horton, 111. shot and killed her hus- heat mechanics of our bodies nnd our bodies. h:ul Inft the home, nnd In warm "luting otn coi itis wli Air Is a poor ungraceful In her motions and pro- rtayed with friends In Portland. fleers. hat n-gulatlng system. It is de WAIT! HERE'S A NEW MEMBER! OUR SERVICE MEANS MINUTES INSTEAD OF HOURS A message by tclephone'will travel fastest. Your time is valuable save it. Home Independent Telephone Co. VL sX-'l ! OUTLAW ' a tl . - 0 1 ' - than wool: then hold little air .be tween their fibres and are good conductors of uat. Wool holds more air between Its fibrK and is nut a good conductor of heat; . hence wool proti'Cts against varia tions in temperature. I The woman health-above-all en thusiast has discarded the wookn imifih-r and fur collar. The un coven'd neck Is univi-rsally seen. Within reason it Is healthy for the sup's health -giving rays to bathe the skin, and fur the Invigorating air to st itu white the skin. It would be well for im-n to adopt thf soft collar and open shirt. .Men's stiff and close-fitting hat hands pivs upon the forehead. They could be discarded nnd In llnte-hald-hendi'd men would bo less numerous. Anhf numerous layers of under- 'clothing. (iarments binding the skin are harmful. The shoulders sluiuld serve as a support for the clothing. We should not constrict f""V .l v. . 1 I ; j SolidXjrip ; Is! iNxw : t Klrphanls' heads make elTectlri handle? for f prlng umbrt!liy. Any reliable baking ppwder will raise dough, but there is one kind that 13 more wholesome than others. That's crcam-of-tartarl That's Schilling's! Ask your doctor . . he knows.