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Saturday, April 7, 1928. Pap Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'AWARD OF MEDAL Dawes of His Class SOCIALISTS FOR ! HOANORMAURER .la(6rande Bjenhtq bserte BOBU RECALLS FLIGHT La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years N.K.West&Co.,Inc. it j.. ;? JundUrrglrs Historic New thaxu. a. ArrLzttr BAB ViirVr ATTHKWlT . onr ao ywnwiif jWill Choose "Presidential 1 orK - to - ram flight j Less Than Year Aeo ! Candidate at Meeting on April 13 i 4 d? "3 .? rt,h4t4 Trii.e. hmii Mvur. at li Aaaaa 4mw La nraMt, 0tvu. Tl utatfw uf U)ib rT rrtcaT. aiu-4 at u l'w:vfia at 1- onixMt. , Claaa 4ail M4u- titter mxi f Marcb X, It?. ' cjrr or i.a iKa.NLi WKMBKK AtSfctXTI ATE1 rKKM Tb Aaaurfata-a rm u ajuauarvajv aatiued t dm (vr paWlem tlvo of ail urn ujat.i UUtf cut fit-www cr41ta4 If iKttiatsvi tttreJu- AU r.rtf.m vt repubttcuivs f atMciaJ ia IMJcixa M Ul jan-r, a4 aia lb tucal !- feria aiatt fcra R'fciy.-hlfTIOji KATfcJ Hi tmrrirw Dally, pr juvutn la uAyuim. . Ijmly, mM anvntha im druic4 SjMiiy. a? Lai. cntyx Hi MaU tomtit, per mvuth In a4vaat Dally. pr ai w.ntii la advaaea DaJlr. pr rw-r la adva , Waafclr OUavr-lar, Mtr jraar lit 1 l !. . JZ.M C AUr.VlTlMXy RATES lltlar. f';-irB, t-"T cdaam lull islatilar. local, r column ibi-fe - Tuua ectatrad pnta oo a?iltt-aica. A 'tA UAS A 'mI ixian anlij favour, a 1.4 KhM b: j trill vi4e hi. affair a-iln dn.-. vn, mirely afiaU not fce , ttMV4 ,iry.-f; th. riljtvu haii i in vrlaattinf rtninrm hmtw. tiv afeall not o altald of ev.l tiiJa; bU beart la ftvei. UumUtif tn the jr&. Iti' OtM-tur lT !-" d luiitf; I Moravians Greet Easter Morning At "God's Acre' ii4 iinjit fSM-j, (rrutuMa! vf- tuio tiibl tiM c-ou mx'ksi rutB huu- N. va tilt uijit-tri.4 trail tifit" fMJA, -ltfa OOJf &3, JsL"p. CKai9tf ha4 irajunr fr "tltJTd. Jll p'iaf)4- but on tow- SiisMiitit-d lirbll hi ' ham it nt4'idx in the Vrfc-t-J'arM nir r. fwr ijie prize j . Ail ' eaJji ivjj J that lAt4ijrz.h r- j i ir- si If 31 li i i r am Z aaakd ' ItrAi it a..;ii i niuu.iut ... l a rAW""- t'rifrllicii tnon WJ-aia"li nit if rnid rj ja-i irt i imruii4'iAA Uiimriint vai 1 taavrfed in atialnl WH -. J. I'lllVII W Wl IIIUVM tVV Jill Wl WlllWa " " " " , I ttvx i t v i ri if Vi m " UUe hur;b b-r t urirze om iiidlxh r4t-J the i-lai j 'X4M& Wit' V.Ofl I U UlCfTL ; izr tnoruu rltlftKJ the fueii-4 ar4 w ibit hU ws uy- j - - 1 . 'in ji reUJTw.-Oo of Cbrlrt, l- of ipiiwreiif-y arm riitiou n-ajti .1 Irn through b r- ibe u- aixwrd. KhufJj! !hi mil w-t ln-tire froifi X-Ifi A Kor ke'eilw. ho trr-l-3;-' rwjMnblw hi dad. John It., b lfcu t3xrtt-d vk-e-srii-ie.M of i be oiboniore ' of Itertxnovth co!ir-, Jivt. N. j" H- Jir he in in Jbe ciddy jrrwo te iAazr of tbe rarasity r-oc-r lea in. JiuUicity he JJCU. The mure hO luu nothing t9 bay, the more KWern h-t wnunue) r4 sron t'U?'l 8im-Jr b ai Kmr.vtuimr he do. i-e-te viJJ oe ii' hsv 1- kmv -.laaii him y f M A1 a- ,r'- ' io,estel in him. uiy ome a uUatJB w a itJiUuv ' !fno 4rewoial in lbe L';twl f3r"a' u. climt-! into the wkj.it . Un4brcli fiy to l-jtji aJone for I . " HtxitMa aJ owe of !be iartfw ol die t-Un be hxiJ cutnied "The j the f.rei time. it' AH fHiTti TflA MITM -Barter mornlfi i;itdeilif. Jpirit of W. Jui-.' stn4 bta to J A profevi- of nomks, woikinjf under the auspice of e , d.e er. of "rl ovj.iti Am. ! Dread Ul rOOf rtowr toward J's-Ia. j f.ofue .'burx-h of c-jine jf-i njtiriit fy Ibroubout tliej iTovin- of the iay j.'J ujpbt. lie had i-i-y1 Hh- t a . -ri. f .... . UurMVlatn church to jod' At" tax. .S-'l'o3iJd. atid was owt i ,hftc came to more tiian 125 UJlioiw for aJI the allien and ui"t .tVw .Crx, the a i,i,. w.r-i he liwre than CO hiiJions for GeiTnany. AuKtriailunt?arv. Turkey dm tb-re u hardly rooiu for h! -e Mjr.d &oo miw off the! i.tA I'll im prioiwi. I1K1.S Ttl ihe f4on-m-rt of a Etaucma m.ny viil at ' Vhe toov-utioo of lb- wrt Um ju. tf. ptiirc hr cb AjrJ 13. j Two ftrlf-Kiade irwn, oim- mCyor of a riia- aritit-n b lonx W-n a iocrbo!d of coriailiM in Am-ri-e ud tbe efer bv.-a tf a power ful liitr rtaiiixaijon. traod out -1or aii ncBiiiuttMAii in four 1 -y)4t'',l rtri if tie late Eiorene V. I-ia, i luxtU.l W-irtt' Horn, itittyor of j Jklil-auV KiBce 13. oxi faic 4waiioa ty wash in c duibfis and oookinx to &-'.ry tuiiioa eharroa. , JaiTvf Hdiwn Miaurer, preaident of tbe I't-nrifTlviLnia Kcderation of Tabor airce lli, lEained bic party j foilowingr ty b p icp'rTt-d advocacy if old axe rniuone and bit ojposl- im t t-Bii t-iiKi :j-Ta is of ate con- jrLbulan.. With one of lliw rtrarti(al itk-b j"iiV-ly to 5vfd it tielirt. tb party i expt?rtd to turn to iHerary men lor its eatDdidate for t-ice-prttdident. imnor thff tuentiODt-d aa hkeJy j notxiim-es haee tra I'ptoa Sin clair. -f'a3:fornUa nurlix. vhuw a pea baa Ln arJv against many pbaitMi of c-apitlJm. and Junes iO'NVJ, also aa author asd ourn-jUt- j Tbe dh-TkU-m to th fji-day lrir-atioi r-wr"tent jrtatf. Morria HilNiuit. promSnfrnt Near York tmy-r awl national coenmit-i 'I'rjun, wj,l dfiv-r the k--ooie! aftf-r a --onie at lb- J J-4'lro)ot!lan ojm ru bouw by Wil- Jiani H. H-nry oT Indiaoa. national i ' irr-laTT of the party. ; O? br .'in w il b- Maj or j jHoan; I;-p. Victor lt"rrr of "t- j jroiuun. chairman of tbe National, Says Attempt Was I Made to Kill Him t I'lTTfSBlTRO, Apr. 7. IAI'1 I" an affidavit .flll In flral i:urt b twlay. William J. Klimnu"". lonun- bead of th Ka Klu Klan. ai;-d that an attemiH had tn madr to aaaaaalnate him Willie he mas cbif of th order. The affi davit ra filed In oehalf of fle former mernhem of the klan ho ek a recelvenhip for the order In Pennsylvania. In a counter u. tbe klan aaka that the five e en ined from interfering with It. Wtnmona cbarsed that an attemi't id kill bint had been' made by Phil Koa arho he deacribed a liuli lif lt- agent for Hiram W. Ewaiw, imperial vizard. I . XO OrAHKEI. IX ( Hl ltl ll ."ALT LAKE CITV. I'tah. Apr. 7. (API There ia no quarrel be ttreen f nndamemalbt"! and ln(Hi ernua in the church of JetUK fbrial of letter Kay 15alnt (.Mor jnonl. fJeorire AUert Hmllh. one of tbe twelve aiKatlea of the church told the tth annual conference bere today. DEPENDABLE Funeral Service rendered by A Dependable Finn y Hunter & Bohnenkamp - Jlorticians . Main 42 "'; Lady Assistant- cliuixh C:..A.. f.-,l,,.. ..,4 . l.i ,..i;.... i r t j the Moravian v..ivS.v uraiii iiikiiuuuiw iei;, nan IIUUK ,tujumlutm, rn f;IH,l Vr,Ar to l: n exriauistive ttudy 'of the money cki of the world War. Kater uiomimc the city i rowded it is a difficult thing to do. The net direct cokU to govern- .JT't'bt tncnU involved i fMrha the eaAieist part of such a study, tbe Southern House Cause Of Poison Attempt The indirect costs are harder to estimate. Human life has f -iite mari.ie, be ti. uiemi . . t .-.,.. i . r j t: r nf the church who have died. i.- w siren a umi- i..uiiX. ui jirutlutHIon, war reiiei, Kau1i,, . rated to be Wined tjmei Joss to neutrals have w te oomputed somehow, along with aordm u. the faith on Rer liib ctri. Another at 1 w mile. I -....-- . ... - ci..i .i:.!. He had M-d over Iie.nd. over l.aytaua. rrJiiw ovei i h-jiis. --.... ... v-. - H'l Ki;. Arli Aur. 7 A1'I I'la'l of tli- voor UutSMr f-li'--i to ba'e dnver, "-year-oid Mrs. .N'aiH'V l.ynn to atl-ni:t t!ie It wa evsoerit ttie flier v.- " 11 """i an vi m' ij'' nearinK Ie IJ-jureet. A crowd of ; ih'uiii". --omen aM Picpeliy losses. 1 lie pi ofeSSOr etimaU)d these CrU at more , . .,i.,n tbe women In an- teml . for the dr ,ne of the wWilm rf am. iilliM. tht rom. and iflrla by tliat would nidi' ate hn. cjn.iii. a tiiui'i. in lea mlMUK-i later it b-.n I. Mi'n-r a pouna pwn maa iouiio i, ftaabed rw one of ti e an l ii-v iEal:on revealed that illy lli. hu. from Hie lieM. It ... (i-..,-,t , Mix l.ynn 1th lit r brother Morris Ho Wlta iA red sround for i-vln. Ttie field attendant wK-ked '"area ouirr- 01 jmuii iiu in y mournine. jtbe Imhu fianUcaHy. There t.,tent to kill. At atlnriae the venerable I;bchtl vto! l be "r-'ltjrit of M. lyi'Jiw t it-J Valuable thither ho'dinzt had IlJ I l....ui.t.e.l.. v It. .l.l .!..! t'n. fiM Iwtre :nM-d d.jltn. l...n l..'t Mrv linn', .-tol.iri.i l.t- Thert'ln liwi OIIC Of tllC llOfK"K for peace that is fretJUeilHy who for to ear ba .relded at and i. to rtl In the n.i.Ut of a;,be)r (atber and th-e bad b-en f-veriooked by people who think that war will alwavs exit ,h "7"''"-'- ""'" """ 'r.i;. munw. b,Meii-;W., , o,-!.,.., i.o oei the . .. o vniiv ((mr ( cbureb. ' hnwt u ( al iroviil. tt-inp at tnhith tht- jMiisonttir lok iiecause human natuie cftnnot le changed. True, human na- inaen-b mtonea and with ti.e u,iiwi,-, Mt arriMtl i e-' jtlae". Mr, l.ynn. her children ture contains many war-provoking characteristics. On the " "' ; ' r"' i-rted in America at j:si i.. . ;.--ini had tri.d t.. i.rev.-m u.- raf ... , . entire rowd will be able to bear. y,iAn landed time, ll'julii-f of tin- l;mlr buldinr to tb- tdeat Other hand. It hbteS to IK! caught, by the hame Skin game too. I'artl"l.am reply ."flirM U In- a,i tl:iat a;t-ared :os ll by mai:...itlial once berclnllien bad r.ccivtd Itiunir litnM And u:ir in Itrral uliin inu. When thai in deed Hurn. ' ! on eve,.- .ilain at reel. t.'rowdt ; their mon-y. eh.- would I.- bit ..i.'ii i i -ii -. . .1 Then the Jii'iceioioii r-tarla for danci-d.'f uiik iiiiiiu luny antj wiin.-i ivaiizeu, nations win qua irjing TO ,(, ,.-oiiy. Ied try the veteran llUV DOWer Or niCKtilfe or Wealth llV mettns of war. TiCV will biahon and the Mnrarlan band tlian 151 billions. Of course, those sums are too big to grasp, other. bo ai.an Vet one fecb pretty sure that no war is worth anywhere S .2T'fcur.-"V5i u"o near o Jtreat an outlay of money Uj the world. To nam- db ox-ura. There are no family themlv ro a i dib rbJ- , ..w.,i;:... ir u t r..i llot. t Iiimvo i iv iituj iwu a BuwoMiui fjjthtly mourn. nif. war, it cost fy muclu 'x-coi,y.- -omiHt : Joph V. j j Khan a. x-iat candidate fr ! rovfinnr of fbio: l "arr-.-ron H. Kine - of Californ'a: WHltain A.J iunn-a of lllinow and Mayor J. 'll-nry Slump of i:a'iin;. K-x(f i a ft it t!- fin day will i' hid at tb Finnic KocialW jHall on ir Fifth Ar-nae. Tb bfre- doj ralionn r exp-rt-'l 'ftoiu 'alifonna. WiHr-oriJtin. Illino1. ; "T t i . I 'wi nr.ylvania, 31 a-ssa'. 1 1 uspl v aiti'd Ktw Vorli. In thf 2t --'jiniis txt wxlal- jifl party cv- iip;Hrt to b ' Ir'eid-utiat (-andbfafy ot tht httt Stiaor Kolert M. I-i 1'olb-lt'- of j Wiwtnhin, who ,ir.otiKly jdiimat'd KoclaJirt or pratrceHsivp '-sndidat in various Mu- "What'H We Have for Sunday Dinner?" Srrt,b baa.- I,,,,.,,,,,,,,! ..,,, i,k b.... . U:aa , IJ I 0ey lit til JlMliVlKII f IlUrf II " " j w iia.t wivii jum jun uuu m-v-.JWKt tu play OITIMISM I.N 1900 A a.py of the l.a Grande Journal, dated Dec. 31 mid labeled "lndunlrial Kdition," is one of the most intereKt-j lite- nlllilir'tii ion f a itmii-tot nf t, eorttiieo ..o.. tb b..i... 4tttti( he urt'-mvu k'.hiIc fr Mbid'M A rf , wberf trav- uton bav ! w ff tn fn'ittv tiif j 1 1 war. Ji a lh? fju br-akK ovir ihe lioi'iiWiM tb- f riiioiiyial iiTeoHi- pleled lbe i -me(.-ry. hi! b'jut?l- York. Walnuln, t'bbviyo. Frj"'jM-Oa urtu it. !auli. h'tn tbe fl.i' ba--ter-. save v(nt i. mighty roar f i'y and reli-.'. L1 -' pa'tiul!' sis ajid a cbai"i.e on cuiu an ) ni'inl'y. 1 A j AwH-orilH. r,ofih.riK'tiiij tl.t ;. b-'lfl to tbeJty !b;t by fbe v.n 10- n - ;. V etr-.ll.lt;! ainf lu HtateK. b, to Mfxivo. and bi iiund Aineriran cuntrie. i: 'jjwi v,.r-a uifibi in-r, j t.-i mitiatiriK lb Iuuibt-rii.Mi and !..iin"l In laOf,d-fi, J',ir tbt-.r f;iJji.li-. Mra. i-ynn l li"v-'J n .nil .w yfk. T-n cutunr of the timlr wtruld fiiirlit v-r thv 1'r.iK-l ja''-rt d and her surety froi.i jov hi fjorn W.jnbjfiKtifii ft-ryi intur-d. t a-juthi The iioiKoricd all bHi.-ved today to have an wvn chant- lo r I lie ort i : If " v-y i r ! - I . I i Wit ii:itur.il!y Mtck a menu Ibat'.H a IlUle "iliffortiit" new idt-:if In fMd. tifw tilings ju-4 on the market, etc. Why worry about your Sun- ibiy dinner when you ran be Mire of a perfect menu -de-liuhtr.il tairroundiiiuN paln. l;tkinx service at the Sac jaweu? $1.00 per plate r , liniier "om-ert by tbe Hai-a jaea Inn Tri :tt j o'tlot:k faclt Sunday Sacajawea Inn 'rolnts the Way lo letter Thlnco, fliieao liaa fOine new ...lke .a- S;w hi on rounliy t l.e - recover. luiuren ...I niiirim. uliu-li l.a red toot-. I Jni; lilroll Illlll ittt b li.'ln-t inrd. J I e ; "'JI IC-rcra. it Cattle Ul lllil- littctll illll III l-lllltrh (hp nun toav (if V i r. blue eldea and lit hlv ; will : OUI lro:n tile Wlilte iii,ue West who has kept it these twentv-eiifht years, oossiblv to ui.boiered at. The city ha. to)hea.n, tin eyn.b.,1. "nm -M .... . . . , . have decent Hicoinliiodallolia for ituue lo uraiie iii imtaie ntiair-- Ita leadliiK clllielia. rerhajia be will be itermltteo to re if mind him of the change that just one geneiation can nhow. The pajier, which is more a pictorial Ixxiklet than a lic-wKix.'i', leflitts the pliyiiicjil well-being, the growth and the oplinu'xm of the beginning of the century much as The Observer's Progress Kdition laht Auguiit reflected the same things from the vantage of l'J27. l.a Grande was three thousand then a sucar beet center, ju.st leginriing to cx lrienc li'niln:r payrolls. Its streets were of mud, its side walks in the business district of wood, iU business buildings rlicking up lietweeii vacant lots. The valley had about as many fanners as it has now, with fiuit and dairying urged as it is today as a im-ans to "renter profits and thicker land set tlement. Faith in the future of Ixith town and valley was obvious, us it is in every such publishing effort, but no onej ;in say it was not justified. The community and the county! have gone-ahead. Not with the same speed visioned by those I'plimists of IiidO, but very surely just the same. That, we lliink, should provide an inspiration for thv present. Belief in "ie's .community and in its possibilities is the fiml require ment. Realization conies in direct proportion to the faith, the enthusiasm accompanying our tiffort. In 1950 The Ole 'i river of August HI, 11127, will no doubt look ss strange, will mark equally gnat changes. We sincerely hope and Itelievc that such will be the ease. We Fhoulii etrive to furirive nd foiit'-l. uiimimlitil of tin- fii'-t that P"'i;il: don't like to Im.- lonrotlen. Yes, But T'ink of All de Work You'd Have Fig-gerin' Income Tax"; La Grande Telephone Users N ATTENTION If you desire to help ua maintain our customary standard of good service, you are hereby warned against using any so-called telephone directory that is not published by us. This Company supplies its subscribers with direc tories at regular periods. Use no other when calling over our system. Home Independent Telephone Co. Up an scltiiis ready to fell IfHW roll- of ualltaiM-r dirt lwa.- If ki w-m jut otM' roll to aHr jjour .miUh? (mn-i tr to ndiiie a iniiik, or nir r-i'Hiis ikj or lo u4' for tMMrii o:ir iln-I.e. Wr lmv HHI rtll. of renmant aM:r for 2 a fiiiiib roll. Then nr Itatc olln-r te-iHjn jitl aljont cnousli of tmIi klitj to MjHr a f jont for 42c a f.iib- roll and up. but mtt up -o liitrli tb-it oii cain't rciv-li It .Now. Mr. I'aiiiMT, here Is a gcxxl fiIKrtimtty fur you to pkk up a few bwts f fa. in niaebiiH-ry. m"-luip- t-lHaHr tltatt you will be able lo buy It aaiii. Ttterv U a Milder ueeder, a Chaiupioii movliur ma-i-h ite. a tiau p;.iw. a t-bxl nialer. tbie- laiMlem dit-. mmii' llinv hoDf r iiier. Miitte plow hares, a beaiy Irttek tauiii. Iei;ple nre In-iMiux -Mmareli I'KI per -etit pine ui(i- aiiit ami Af do not li to talk llM-ni out of, lrtibi It. I hail quite a tinte try- bi to find the liofi lnut Mure the other niubt and I had been iMiyhur all m anit there to nuill iu lelti-r. and after all the Hanip I iHMixbt there for oer three year, they Jut woke Up lo the faet a JhiH time nuo ituit lloal Owl is Dm Ih-4 eoal In town. When I l.fLitlly fiiuud f Imiii in their leni Hai y l"m(...ii. I fiMiiid another ttutti hi the atrel I bat a- looking for IIm Mikiii. TImi h an old ealHi sMhijwhk'b read like thl: "If tlie Moon IimI a luitty. woobl tbe Sk nu ketr We almoM dread tin br ni'di of hii-im- lMraue It 1- atiiro( iim ire than we ean liandle MHiiettnieM. l'iob-" Iran alreaily Im-hii to i-onie in fnNii lht' other (mtiH kihI illauiH and trjinic to flml tin tMHir man friend. Itut wIhii they imkv mv me iIm-j alMa ifimiittHT iim. A mtii Ju-4. eame Into the door, mm and bliirhd. "Where ! lite I'mltS s,iitiid-lumd . tfi?" l-'roiit the look of hint. I think Ih want- Mtmc JiIiiH . but we hae no MitNitl-ltaud sliburb" n hand: InneVer. tlw-re K fmtM o4iiMMl-haiul iiatnt lru-lu- here aii mhih Mtimd-lunid plate 8Ih-. ami mhih' eiJNid-lmml iUmtr.. and ttnti I liaw a Kccnm! hand ott, my i;ljtbi inli-h. LAST MINUTE EASTER SPECIAL SALE TOYS, values to 1.00, for 25c HATS, values to $4.00, for .1: $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP IBIIIIIIllllIBflIVEHIIIIIIIrj M M m M Claude C. Pratt v Lumber Co. j We fell Var lali TlHt l tr Maul I'Vltial" I eor l-'utiiklry rianut laln 2 IS o buiMlay Uuaujcsis ' M ra Correction! In the ad last night a typo graphical error caused an incorrect quotation on sug ar at 6.95. The price should have been SUGAR $6-59 A Feature in Our Easter Sale Servewel Grocers i n M m Et ta M n