La Grande evening observer., April 11, 1928, Image 4

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Wednesday, April II,1 1928 ?
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PRANK B. APri.UUY .
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HARVEY P. MATTHKW8
Bualnea Manaaar
. PubtUhed evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adatna Aveaua
La Grande, Oregon. The oliaerver-Btar publlnhed every Friday.
Entered at the I'oiufrlc at La Urande. Oregon, aa Second
Claaa Mail Matter under act of March 2, 1K79.
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OUR IIOl'K 1-ot laruol hope in the Lord; for tvitti the Lord
there la mercy, und with htm la plcnlooua redemption. V.iim
130:7. ' .... ... .
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FARM BILL DELAV f
LAID TO POLITICS
WALLOWA '
PERSONALS
WALLOWA (Special) U W.
'' 1'- . , Minor whm butiy the hint of the
week marking up hla Hprlns lutiiba.
Brookhart Charges That : w- m. Downin and Hire und r
JWune Kiher home., , ' A-
Ana Harmon, who In HtayliiK-ut
Friends of Dawes Are
Responsible for Halt
lH lllll
I, It! hi Violet AIoiijih -i
like n ol, jiii'M kooii
eiioiiKh l' clime V Iter motlier'
HklrtH. Ii'h fkolii' mmw I live once
thette ilnyM, hereafter cji no litrtv-after.
. STARKEY
PERSONALS
It looks like n more political year than ever.
HT A R K.K V (Special) Jack
Htareo .Iiiih hroiiKht lip n number
of. hui'KOH from, the valley to jhh
luie durliiK the coming tamtam.
Mih. William MfH'ullu mm. I chil
dren went to Ju (lrand Krldiiy
where they took the train for
ArkanwiH. Mr. McOulbt left ttev-
Political issues are fairly clear until candidates begin' de-'fl14' w" bavin bee,, called
, i 0 , - there by the tterlout, IIIiickh of hla
bating them. - , . father.
(!. v "f-Lv. i. ,. ., ju'rj.'iis-1 - W. A. Hmlth Ik Biiemlhitf MeveVal
1!, , ' . -r, " ,. ' ' ' .'days In 'Ui Orande with hlH fain ily
roiana nus i)o political parties represented in raruament. thi week
f And we think our political life is complicated
R. K. ThomuH wuh ii hiiNlneHH
vImHoi in ai Grande Huturdny und
reiMirlH the roudN from Ktarkey to
1 1 lizard much Improved.
i- Tta Ahnuf. t.imn fni snnio Kfjithpsninii tn Ktii'lno n iphI nnrnl
for war for cxiimple an agreement that every war must hQiChild May Have
i paid for in cash. . v Gone to Seattle
LOS AN'CIKLKH, Apr. 11. (AIM
I'ollce MiithoritirM In the belief
Portland will not. we believe, go strongly for a Multnomah
county candidate forsecretary of state.' Portland would like tit waiter coiiinM, imcci , who
to have the next governor and her chances in that direction" ,,TnCeh jo IhhI. mllrtJS
would :bo hurt, so Hal lloss can be .counted on to get a big 1,1 u chihiiHit Kearcii for
shore Of the Multnomah county vote in the primary
IiIh father, today appealed to the
northern authorities fur aid in thin
newCHt aiiK'e f the Hearch.
The Seattle tluutry was adopted
by the police when the loy'n moth
er, Mi'H, ChriHtliie Colli nn, Inform
ed them that the hoy had been
oraneo ttt the fact that
.1. S. CollinH Ih a
the Harmon ranch at Leap look
: - Ilia after the ChorcH while ,C. K.
"WASHINGTON. Apr. 1 1 t Al - ll.tinoii lu ck. wan an, Kmerprl
KnlivciM'd by ;h.iiK!M. if delay fo. buMineHf visitor ;tho la at ' of .'the
Kalu iioIiMoitl Hiippot -iir . Vle week. v " '"'k-' . - x .. t
1'reniileni UitwcM in itji; comliiK ri- Jee "and1 Irvln Oast In have been
publican convention, the ttehute hiihy the .paBt' 'few days breaking
turned today to' conlderatlou ' of Mime youiiK hoi'HCM to Work. ' '
additbnial iimcndineiitH to tlie'AJO" P. A. lowijlng hua been' buny the
Nary-lbiUKeu farm rolicf bttl.-', tast Heveral flaya hulldlne u brood -
fx-aderH Imped to ti-eed tip tlilw or houne" and fe'ettlntf ready to re-'
pi-oKrain and have tho ineuui;e celve a laiKe Hhlptnent "of baby
ready for a vide In u few day.-, chicks the lu8tof the coming waek.
What will, happen when the bljll The'iiiumpe which have been gu-'
finally KetH to the White Houhc Ih ih;; the rounds In this community
not known but It was plainly In- fur tho m8t several niontHs, lire
dlcated yc.Mtoiday that if the equal- Ft 111 in evidence, Home new c.imch
iKjillon fee provision Is retained Jit heimt reported iulte frequently.
paHHaK'1. veu with the-nlternallve Mr; Jhiiich Weaver returned to
of wilhholdinK It application uu- her home mn. Alder Slope t c- lust
(ft other surphiM crop marketing; of the week, after a few dan ylult
tnachihery failH. It HtuudH Utile with her paredU "Mr. und Mrs. I
chance of recotvliiK rreHldont Cool- A. Downl ir of 'Leap.
IdKc'H approval. ','. j Mm. Frank -Walker of l.eu'i was
tire lauc 1'lot hiadintf In town the lat of ,tfe
.Senator llrookharl, repiiblleau week. , '
Independent, of Iowa, '.one1' of the J-.. V. Lathrop was Hn tfuterpriKO
opptMientH of (lie hll, took the Hon-' buwiueMH vinJtor ythe lunt of . the
ate by Kinirise when he chained, , w.;k. . - . j - . (
MiritiK a let up In the amendment I . Hruce tflvher a,ud. wife, of Tap,
diHcusHion proceedlimH. that tho v.-ere v.triUora jn , iovn-thj fiJt of
nieuKiire had been hold up by tione tne week j-.-i . ; , i ' .r: . ,
friendly to Vice I'rcHldent Dawc .Huy (itlp i(d. Cieortfo CiiHKint!
to.brlnr? the latter to the front an liavo been buKV . aeveral. day ho
ii preKidcntial candidate. This wuh pat-1 week Ijelp'ntf- L.- W. Minor lit
denied by McNary. , . '. . . -. ibulldini!f hU Tenceu vnd puitiu
The lowan, who wuh In tlo Into on neveral. extra- wires to, inuks u
Senator Iafollette'H camp hiVfthe rheep. fence , , (
l!4 preHlilenilal race. Maid the rie-i ISHhert. Haker .und family;" of
lay wuh to force tho farm relief Ih- -Middle v,leyt have moved to the
sue lido tho laat HtaeH or the pre lr- H. t'(iit;h( (arm V In tlm hliU
coiivent)on campalKn , and that where Mr iJuUer in ybrkinif fvr
lrtwe was runniuK for the preHl- OHear Alaxwell... '"
deney as a supporter of tho mean-,1 Uruce. KlHier'wat,ln town Wed
ure which should bo called "tho nesday for a shlpiueilt oif 500 Whit-s
Oawes bill." Leghorn chicks frpirt Salemi To
He deelareibthat ficoro N. l'eek datb he reports very good hucccsh ' . .' ". T. "'
head of tho corn bolt committee of In KCttlng the chicks started. "
22 which had been actively be- MIhh V'ohna- Austin," teacher of ttlev visiting hero with
hind tho MrXnry-Unuiren bill, vftis the school In the Leap community, and friends. '
Oawea cumnalKn manauer and was an Enterprise visitor the last Mr. and Mrs. J
that this explained Peek's desire of-the week.
that the senate pass a bill certainly t L. J Harmon and ' wife
to bo vetoed. .been 'at Knterprlse for, th
ItitMtkhart l-'lnn h'vi'al days. M,r, Harmon, w-.o Cilllmau. "
Urookhart stood unwuvered In 1:S hoen in poor health for tho . Kace horses are beginning to nr
1,1s claim after emphatic denials nxtt ever-weeks, Is reported to rUe at Union to be gotten ready
u-oi-n mil tn id roi'di-rl n mi. Iiv .t ..t. . , . ,
Unmil,.!- Vl'i.tu.ii. pa ii i 1. 1 1.. u m In. I
II tf 1 1 IK III. LIIO j. J. JlllIILV'i' l.'lll-U try ruiiliviil iiiiu Jiviriuiu
HALF-PRICE SALE
CHILDREN'S SHOES
3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
m pairs of Pied-Piper and other high-grade makes of chil-
i dren's shoes in oxford and strap slippers to be sold at just , ,
W-i one-half original price., All sizes from baby sizes of 0's to grow-:
: ing girls' sizes at 2's. An opportunity to purchase the BESi
r':- shoes at the price of inferior grades. ; ' .-, " - ''v,r
-SAVE .NOW AT HALF PRICE ''':ftf 2f
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
' - La Grande's Leading Store For Over 30 Years
relative in the south of Fiance. He wuar WijUiiniaburs,'. the cvKnlHl"eiipi-..
-. We lut hls plune wan destroyed. f .Viralulu, W HuendlhK
.M. llolines ar-.. (Alujor Belrea flew from the. .,,.,..'.., .tt i.u i. ifA1...i,a.' '
have Cal... where they spent tho winter, South Atlantic to the Island of Pect. A couple of uther cities v
past with their daughter, Mrs. Krances. Fernando Do Noronha off . the know would spend tlittt' mtieh- tol
Bruzlllan coast last year.) . ... get na or tncirs. ; ; . ;.
JOd Uell and. son Leslie, were re- lie held June li. 7, . Three liorses
tlal nomination and supporter of farm in the hills the latter paH of w. re hrounht In about ten days
tho farm hill and Senator Clood
In,' -miil.ll.-i, Miih,,
"They say that tho farmers- are . " '"T .. . . . " . """
lor J.ovvnn, tne lowan Hliuuied,' . . 7 ; .. 7. . . - II.,VV ll.vritfVl.'ll
nut poor out ixiwiien nis i.een .."-"--",.C7, i.fi-iMiV. .Anr. 11. (AIM An
IKMIOIU 1'rOKHOO, IT1HM nHJMUM, CI OSS
the week.1 , : ; :- - -aiil expect to brintf a stiini; from
CiUes PtusS and wife were visits-Boise within tt 'short lime. .
CHICAGO SLIGHTLY AROUSED
. Thc.Jllinois primary yesterday,, shows' that not all the ,I01U , ,,
voters of that state, and particularly those of Chicairo. re-1 his father, wniier
tumble sheep. "'They can be aroused, it seems, to the point; 1 Z. "CS ZV.
ox Bceking: a- change for the -better, cn'if"ltliiit vhettetM' vaKueiy,. that his m'nwr
isn't anything to brag- about- "Big Bill" Thompson and i We"""' " '
.Governor Small are, the vote, totals indicate, the greater of f)pmnrrnti Tn Hmm "'.
t:vii political lacnuiis. j.tMnpt(uniy, at, icasi, tney arc 10 i)e
shoved from the sorry picture of Chicago and Illinois politics.
; State s Attorney Crowe, famed as the nrosecutor of Loob I nhw vohk. Apr. it. (api
end Leopold and nn important cog in the political machine of ZVuZ S,'!
I Iavor Thompson and (.loveriitir I!n Snia . is beateii bv Judire ireaiiicntini compniKii rumi,
T t rc...... u.. . l. .j c... ii s .. ii. t'leni I.. Shaver, democratic nation
owuiinuu. urnun u, hiiiiiiuiluii hub iiL'iitun oiinui lor uiu m- chairman, dcclureil. lie said
1'iiblican nomination for governor. ( And frank L, Smith, re- Jackson day dinner in wash
jused hi3 seat in the senate because of large campaign con- Itom'iiIIhmi an!rth!it','tho parly
t.ibutions from utility nutirnates. fails to vindicate himself would enter uh cumiaiKn in iet
About $300,000.00
MrH. J. Ii. Uautln und hoiik liot
nnd irvin, 'and Aire. H. O, A rule r-
Hiin inift r.lillHran uliotif JnutAt Kim-
.i ...... . " li!v'ihiini.'A Tlf(frimh dlHiiiitr-h fiuittl
eyed and cross leWl out of uholU - ' "j, , k ot Lc Lisbon. 1-oltUKal. today said .Major
evcrythliiK from the proslUoney to , .. 'n ..." "........,.. ."..Ji..'i .HiiiMnento Uelres. noted Portucuese
inci, a ii:iuiivii lw nuie iinniim
Itrookhart flld liot blame Hoover. . , l. V. - .
as Peck chnri:cd Ui n nrtl. le In- , OUC , au wl(e- ut
sorted in the record, for deflation !."'re visitors in town tl,e last of
of iiKricultura prices. The secrc. r'w.: K'ee-; '. , ' ; , ' .. '.
tary's conlrol'ovcr iiKrlciiltiiio diirTI,,,.,,,, ev'enlnif fronr Ueclo. Idaho
Iiik the war, ,e. sai. .; was,, t, ,y n he hllU bBOn Hllce Tuew
sp.msll.1.1 ror IncroaslilK the fallif- ,,u KaH llmullm,livil , ,,y ,,,8
or-H debt or for ihe.harreasp In h-iiluK,ltol. ji,-.,. jtym. .Maxflcld. who
farm bankruptcies. .t M)wili muke vH,t hei.c.
I U. A. Wilb'ht nnd Miss Ceoi'Kia
Wright were., business visitors, ip
li (Irande Sattll'duy afternoon.
.Mrs. .Mury K. iJayis, of Corfu ltia
arrived at Uulou' last week for''u
visit wllli her son, Dr. U S. Davis
When Taking Someone
lo Lunch
UNION PERSONALS
I'NIMN (Special) .Mr. and .Mrs,
rim I!, 1 .l......l.,..n v.. III.; mill wifo.
Tlicone. were Knstcr visitors it! -Mrs. Frank 'Siurt!lll wus a lji
linker, Kuvala at tho home of her Grande visitor Thursday. , ' .
I uncle aii.l aunt,. .Mr. and Mrs. liar-' Mrs. Agnes Paddock wlio was
inn in yy. n nil. iuiiiun.ii n, i,, i,v,,,,v m., ivt-.ni ui.-
.Mr. and .Mrs, Henry Mess und cause of Illness, Is able to be out
fiilnily. of' l-i (irande, were Sun- aKnln. . . ... . .
day visltora wlfli his parents. .Mr.' .Miss . Ardythc llurn .-.returned
. . , . i
in il new nice for the senate,
by Otis K. Glenn. - ,
is beaten fur the nomination
.,. n, ii ., .." itlramle Siilnril.-iy were
ai-uin. ,iii. nniicr in in inc cii.v
(in Jck'al business.
; Several conclusions seem obvious from the returns, thus) . .Iottawa, fan.. p) oniciai
First, there aid enough good people in Illinois lo regis- estimate places tiu vain., or enn
Ici1 an objection lo anyone going to the United Slates senate Mioimi.tMiu rompaivi'i wlt'J j'l'.ino
j ioi)i that state under great financial obligations to public """.unu in ih-jc. a incit.ase or 2.b
utility millionaires. Smith's defeat seems to vindicate the. V;;;
senate action last winter. It was evident that the senate' itir five iiuimiuui crops in the
didn't want him and now it's evident that Illinois doesn't yi'""''
mill Mih. A. I. IUhh.
Anions lh Union slioitporH In hit
AIi-h. W. II.
M Inh I'Ivh WilHuii, M r. ji net
'Mih. Tnin Ktckliii, Airs. Wlllinm
illnxior Jr., Mrn, Loo AimIitmuii, Airs.
Allciu Suthvi'liinil. Mih. W. H'. Stev-
vixh ami Men. lilh'.itlipih Taylur.
I .Mr. n ml Mrs. Ch;irlon Tuhtu imil
.mtns, fipi-nlil iiihI Hamld, ami Mr.
ii ul Mi's, V. 1 1. Vutfol :ittnnd(Ml
, h'jist(M' Hprvlci's nt. tho (.'at hullo
r'ln iictt hi iiti ( ininde Siinday iiiurn-
in.-.
' J ,. Ilnxlcr reinrncil hnmo Sot -
Thursday to her home in t'allfornia
cither. ;
Second, Chicago apparently has come lo the conclusion
that machine gun warfare, bombing, and gang mui'dors are
nioro numerous than they need be, more harmful to the city's
reputation and progress than they should be. Its citizens
have, therefore, said as much to Mayor Thompson with the
force of several hundred thousand votes and have taken his
pet ally, Attorney Crowe, from his position of power. Which '
iorotells, we imagine, the retirement of "Big Bill" when his
teim expii-es if Chicago citizens can maintain their inter
est in better government that long.
Third, it has repudiated Len Small as governor and in
dicates that the people of the state do not quite approve ai
, : .t- r::..i ...i. ... .1 i , ., i i .. ,!
i ign omciai who so manipulates siaie lunus mat ne is lorcea,
through a civil suit ,lu return some six hundred thousand
dollars to the Illinois treasury. It looks like a change for the
better in Illinois. True, there are two factions fighting, and
the new rulers will not be noted for the cleanliness and ig
i orance of ganit politics; but it's a change, at any rate, and
one on which the whole country can be congratulated. We
can hardly afford to have our second city smelling to heaven
quite so terribly as .it has ir. the past.
HOW BYRD WILL FACE ANTARCTIC
OUR TELEPHONE PATRONS
, tire n-i'il ! ist' only mh-Ii
Telephone Directories
UN tut iiliMit'il ji ml furntlid Ity uu.
Ve am vitally Inln cHtiMl In ihk uunlity (.r nur m-i vh e und good
Hcti'vffo Ih ImpuHsililj' wlilu-ui rellal-lo dtn-t tui Ii m.
Tho UNO uf hit uiii)U(c ami lnan-ui me (tdi'i'ltoiiR dtiwturUK
catiHPrt iin an mhlltlunal rxiirnm' and 1m a dctiltm-m tu ouv wrvluo
and tlu'icforv result In U direct datnano tu uk.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
MT V , a , JixVi -i .n p! ..
By nop.tls of the Anmiftl Slsttrntnt of the
rtOYAL kAUtlAUii AbooriAftOt
'. or London. United Stutex BrRiich, B.1
Mntrirn Lone. New York. In Hie Stiitr of
- Np Vork, on the tliirty-firiit day ot
. Dcctinbei. 1921. mkdc to the Insurance
Comniln.ilnnrr of the Slate of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL '
Amount of Deposit Cnpltal..! 400.000.00
INCOME
Nrt premiums received dur
ing the yenr (2.830.930.35
XntereAt. dividends and rents
received during the year... 183,623.88
Income from other sources
received dOrlng the year.. 600,075.78
Total Income 13. 822,039. 99
DISBURSEMENTS
. Net losses paid during the
jenr including adjustment
expenses ..(1,4(1,377.99
Commlslons and RBlarlcs
paid durtnt the yrar 928.800.S7
Trxci. Uernses and frrs paid
durln the year ' 111.883.53
Amount of all other expend!-,
tures 417.765.33
IVe Welcomeyou
to Portland. 200comfortblrroomi,
each wlin bath. Keatonsble rale.
Convenient down -town location,
Now under personal tnoiiaiteiiicnt of
, SAMD.ADKISSON
9fa HOTEL
CONGRESS
; PORTLAND, OREGON
AVhetliLT il k for lni.Hlne.sH or
tjarijU rcawtiis. lukhiK Hoint'ono
t (u liincli is u like courtuMV puf-x-tiulurly
.'ulousitnt iinU hiiccchh-
ftil It you yOjiju.Y.i U ,1'hntinliii;, .
KurroundhiK and nun muiiUH
at Uie Sat'aJaweu.
Yuu may r house bi'twocit tho
Dining liuutn or Cnffoo Hhup
. iMilfnrnily pMiUciit 'survive anil
inuUerale piiccH. . ."
Sacajawea Inn
llohils ilic Wiiy lo Ik'lter 1 liliijfv
Tots) expenditures (2,929,833.40
ASSETS
Valu of stocks and bonds
owned (market value! . ..11.413.1Q2.90
Cafh in banks and on hand. 279.404.67
Premiums In course of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30, 1937 608,203.30
Interest and rents due and
accrued and other assets.. 65,098.47
QpONlC.f
t' - rs. a. I . . . .
SAN ITARI U M 1
Total admitted assets. . .S5.363.8S9. 34
, LIABILITIES
dross claims for losses un-'
paid I 391.060.00
Amount of unearned preml- .
urns on all outatandint
tlsks 2.896.800.53
Due tor commission and
brokers 46,098.49
All other liabilities 133.616 33
Total liabilities, exclusive ot
deposit capital ...$3,457.5733
BUS1NRSS IN OnEOON KOR THE YEAH
Net premiums received during
the year r... (47.095 66
Losses paid durina the year... 25.915.98
Losses inrurred durlni the
year 27.507 87
Name ot Company: Royal Exchange
Awursnee.
Name of United States Marnier:
Osyie T. Forbush.
name it Assistant Msnsgeri- Arthur
Waller.
Statutory resident attorney for service:
Fred, Tcbbea.
Yon Simply .llclp Naluie .
wlun ynu Irilu- a1 chtroprafltK
tt nd rlcctriral t m at men;.
Mosl vhrotiV trnublCH ran bi'
ttJtfi'd t IK'IVOIIM. dtf(l'JW.
t'hlropntctlc r I p Ii t h thonc
niTvotiH tiouhltH and Icuvi
tlu Rrt-alcwt doctor of all
Nature fie to fiK"t hir
own caMf. I.rt tin toll you
, niorr about It. . "
t'oiiMitlatlim l-'coc
-Dr. J. E. Woodell
Sontiitn ltklK
I'dniio 4(7-V. 100-W
r limn D n. tu. io A n. nt.
. (Chlmpim tic .cls Itciilt.H)
I
Tills Ih the handsome determined vlMim with which ioinmamlr
Klchtird K. Ityrd will fncp th rixurM uf the Antarctic on bin forth
luinliiK uci'iitl pmm1UIuu to tht mith Tnlc. v Wit photuKt'HiiheU
lit hia bearskin trkit an bp iusi ut Now Yyiit fur rt furtrult by
JJynijuir ba'aiidciiata, .Noruefalau urtlst.
Attention Ladies
Buy one of' our Wash Dresses at '
: - ' , . S3 1.98 , .... '
And get one of our $7.50 Embroidered
Hand-made Dresses for
$1.98 '
A Yarn Flower to make ujwill be given
. " Free with each Wash Dress.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
for Everybody
Most people welcome a change in breakfast
foods. The same old thing over and over does
, get tiresome. Try some of the following ce
reals, all put out by the. Battle Creek Food Co.:
the same identical breakfast foods as arc served
! every day in the world-famed sanitorium, and
recommended by doctors everywhere. Most of
these foods arc ready to serve: "V
COOKED WHEAT - VITA WHEAT 4 '
BRANOLA FIG & BRAN - COOKED BRAN
FIG & BRAN FLAKES
Pattison Bros.
Phone MALN 80
Grocery
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