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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PEACE TREATY
PARLEY URGED
Arrest Two Men
Wanted in Baker L
i At Twin Falls
SI
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pi&JA
Hard Spring Cleaning
Made Easier
Every woman knows that keeping a house isn't
done, with the mere preparation of three meals'a
day. Cleaning has to be clone regularly, week
after week, and the only way it can be made easier
is with the use of the best cleaning materials.
:'. Servewel Grocers buy with that in mind. We
want materials that will do', your work quicker
and better, and we buy accordingly. Lay in a sup-1
ply of cleaning materials at Servewel prices. Clean
and attractive store;- credit accommodations, and
lower prices will make you a constant custonjer.
- FOR SATURDAY arid MONDAY
Cheese
Golden Hod a mild fla
vor, full Cream Cheese,
s2 lbs. for
58c
Tomato Sauce
Fine for, Spanish Rice or .
Tamale Pie i cans for,
; , 25c
Macaroni
The old reliable
Golden Age Special,
introductory offer, 3
packages for
:-. v::- 28c :
and a big Ituliber
Doll FREE.
Corn
This is a good gradd of
Eastern Corn, 4 cans for
47c . "
Pork and Beans
The famous Van Camp's
in tomato' sauce 2 large
cans for , t' -
. j ffi$Q; .
tKaro Syrup
Red Label, White syrup,
best for cooking One 5-
lb. pail fur
:;. 42c
Brooms
Pennant Blue Handle
Brooms-i-Good straw,
regular 65c, Special
for .
.;"' 49c
Milk
Catiiution or Oregon rtf
cans for-
43c
Lux
Will not harm the dain
tiest of fabrics 1 large
package for ,
21c
Borax Soap
Luckels Steam Refined, '
the all puipose soap i
bars for
, 44c
fflMES
mare
ESVDS
20-Mulc Team
Borax
Use It with
Soap
I'.orax aids the soap
makes :! lo 0 limes
more slid whitens
clothes and softens
the water two 10-uz.
packages for '
25c
l-lb. package for
20c
Dutch Cleanser
Chases the dirt 8 cans..
fbr4 . '';
Bon Ami
Powdered - Bon Ami
Cleans without scratch- .
ing 2 cans for
; 25c ;
Babbitts
'Drain . Pipe ' Solvent -r-;
Opens up your sinks and
lavatories 2 cans for
27c
Life Buoy Soap
Toilet Soap, for chapped
hands 3 bars for
63c
Pan Crust
Pure White Shortening,
nuikes lighter pic crusts.
2-lb. can for
49c
Malted Milk
Thompson's Chocolate
flavored Malted Milk 1
l'ii. can for
(Shaker FREE)
50c
Baking Powder
Royal the pure cream
of tartar baking powder
12-ks. can for
45c
Ginger Snaps
Nice crisp Ginger Snaps
in barrels each for
29c .
P & G Naptha
Soao Suecial
1(1 liais P & G Soap
l-IO-(U)irt size galvan
ized pail
Total ' Value Soap and
pail 8,rc
All for
. 59c
:. Chimney
..: Cleaner
Try Zi It works one
package, for
. - 25c
Kaffee Hag
. Coffee with the injuri-.
ous caffeine removed
l-lb. package
75c ,
Baker's
Chocolate
Premium Uiisweetened,
for' cakes and candies
one 'ji'-lb- package for '
25c
Cocoanut
Baker's shredded a'-fl).'
patkage for-rr ." .-'
20C
Vanilla
Preferred Stock . the
pure Vanilla 4-ozv bot-
tie for . ' '":
f 45c
. Jasper's .
'..Health Nuggets the
cracked wheat breakfast
fooil one 4-lb. package,
: 35c '
Muffets
Whole Wheat l'.iscuits
- 2 packages for
25c
Betty Bright
Mop
Self Wringing Mop
Spociul for
79c
White King
Washing
Machine Soap
One of the 1hsI soaps
for your washing ma
chine, try it -lor dishes
too. Two large pack
ages for
85c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
Yon will find ot our stoics everything the market affords 'in fresh, green vege
tables and fruits. Particular attention given your phone orders.
STORE NUMBER 8.'
Phone Main 515
STORE NUMBER SO
Phone Main 680
BiitishrtGcrmans, Italians
(and Japanese Asked to
Join U, S., France
WASHINGTON. Apr. 13 ( A!')
Great Hritutn. (Je riiiany, Italy and
Jui'an wore Invited today to Join
hai;m, Ore, Apr. I'J (An
John Mullen and Gforgo Thomp
nottt who also uo the natiM-s of
U. V. Allen and Orvlllo Thompson,
both now in jail at Twin Kalis,
Ida., for shoplifting! are, wanted ut
I taker for burglary. Governor
Patterson., yesterday Issued rcqusU
,i ..,.,1 ,i I-..U i u, i IMJIin lur tliuir viiuiuwii ' K,i,a
- '" .omiusj '" mule 1
the negotiations of a world-widoj j ,..-.;, , f
treaty btudlnv the nutlunH not -to I . ',
rva6rt to war with onp another, j . . ', ; ,
The Invitation wan txtendej hy1 Vfiii;)oo Hffin Vfk... '-
j inont on tho proceUuiu .with Ari
tldi Uriund, foreltfii niiuiKler of
, Krujice. . ' , ' ,,
1 Jn note to the four KovQin
I niuntd, preKonterl iiiullunoouHly at,
London, Merlin, , home and Tokyo
Face' World Again
POKThANU, Ore. Air.,13..AM
NamcleHH, and hrt'Uln nny mem
ory of htM paMt" life; a .man .who
today, by American diplomatic Tup-1 came to tho police wtutloit nearly
l HmcnlaMveH, Atr. Kollofcff outlined throe weekH uku as an amneHin vie
jthc diKCUNHiniiH on the proposal be- tim unkliiK help to Identify hlniHolf,
tween himself und M. Ilrland, and haa tttarled out In tho world uaaiu
(submitted a draft ) epreaonttntf In to niako hlH own way. ' ;
ia generul way tho form of treaty After being under obHorvut'lon at
j thfl llnittvl States Ih prepared to j the police emergency hospital for
lfrn. Its language la practically more than a week, nnd making fu-
Identical with the original treaty I til effortH to regain recollection
proponed by M. Drland to the U; S. j of hl pant the man. tried aeveral
ilaatJune. . - )Hay to find work in Portlund. re-
'-The four governments "were told ! turning each night to. the ; police
, tlu) IT. 8. ;'would be pleusod to bejKtatlon for lodging, finally d-
luroiihed as promptly an may be Bpairlng of either ret'oyering . hl8
convenient whether they are In i.l peruunnlity or getting a -Job- he net
poKition to give favorable consider-! ut yesterday on the "open road"
at Ion to the conclusion of a treaty! hound ,north," probably torHeaitlc
finch an transmitted and, if not. his Ideutlty still shrouded,. tn mys-
what specific modifications In thojtery,
text would niHKe it accepiarne.
t With the note and .draft treaty
were presented a copy of the text
of M. Itrlund's original proposal
and copies of ail' the correspon
dence on the subject botween
Kmnco and the rutted. States,
which have been made public here
tofoie. The views of the tw6 gov
ernment) tu, Mr. Kellogg said, were
clearly set forth in the correspon-
j dence.- . . - '
I "The government of the ITnitel
states, nn slated In Its note of Keh.
27a lAHS, dasires to see tlm-lnstl-tutlon
of war abolished," Mr. Kel
logg's note declared, "and standfl
ready to conclude with the Krench,
ftrltish,. German. Italian and Jap
anese governments, a single multi
lateral treaty open to subsequent
adherence by any and ull other
governments binding the parties
(hereto not to resort to war with
one another." -
BOX ( Alt Iillti;KTY ;
COLMOlt, N. M.l'olmor Is 'to
have a public, library In a box cur,
bought and equipped by the Horosis pose of tlio naval appropriation bill
Mterary ciuo. . i first
Senator He flirt ; ' :
AttackB M Again
WASHINGTON, Apr, .13 A!)
, Senator Hnflln. - of Alabama,
made unntlier atflu-k on: Gov.
Hmith of New York today in the
centito, charging that he,, was the
heud of tho Itouian 4'athollc poli
tical machine' In America, .-.
'"Them are two Hi an dares In this
country." Heflln shouted to a full
chamber and crowded gallorii-s.
"They are the Itoman stand orc( and
tlm American standard. When they
clash ;one must go down- und It
will not bo tho .Apierlcan stand
ard." ...
Senator Curtis sought lo Invoke
a rule to prevent the address, hut
was over-rulled by Vlco, 'resident
iJawes. The Kansusun then re
minded Heflln that the senate was
to go into executive-session at 3
p. m., and It was the desire to dis
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' ltv tlrnotep'td. I'M. higlt m hool graduate (abuvel. Ik uiiil by
t'levelaiid nfiteers to have emtfesd to tieiu responsible for tle
tieath of Alice Leonard, K-yeur-uld high tN'hmd student. The girl,
tt twn ttmly was found in Held near her home, bad been missing
since the night of Jan. "8 wMien she was rertirutnK liome from u
hi uh stbod t i-ketlat game. He was free of muimlnugbter char ties
far the accident at hearlim Friday, tlrootegoetl told of itretx
IiIk auto strurk the girl while trying to dodwe a speeding rar.
Three men who wer in tlie other car, he wild, helped him carry
the injured virl lu the ftetd nearby. The youth said, uceording
to offu-ers. that the injured girl was not dead ut that time and may
have fro&en w death. The lower picture shout (iroutettoed, sur
rounded by detec tives holding the dead girl's eoat w htch wan
found in a uih? of rubtddi in hi father's garage. Discovery of
the cout led to his arrest.
NO TRACE OF
L'REMEN OiNLY
WILD RUMORS
, (Continued from Page 1)
Hhonld the Irnim-Alluntlf llremcn
at- last arrive. ,
Optimism vhjch had been un
rcasonnhly Ituoyant earlier, waned
steadily and gave way to just aa
unreasonable pessimism.
W h en uncon f I rnied reports be
gan to sift around of a plane seen
in Nova Scotia, they wore accepted
as a fact. Lack of verification,
however, resulted In a spreading
cynicism ami .when later rumors
came in of a plane seen over Maine
and Massachusetts they were re
ceived with scoffing doubt.
At 1 p. m. almost $8 hours after
the Hrenien left liehttid the crowd
at Die field was roughly estimated
at 3000.
passed Cape Klttaheth at Z p. in.
headed west.
'The plane they reported was- a
biplane, while tlih Hrcmen s a
monoplane. The' planes number
was -made out as IMS. while the
It rem en is listed us l-Itf7. This
plane previously had be.en observed
over l'ortland. before I o'clock.
PtANK SKKS OVi:U
Ki(;sroiti'
KINGRrOltT. N. S Apr. U
(AT) A plane flying very high
and proceeding west southwest,
was sighted over Kingspm-t at
10:30 o'clock . Atlantic standard
time this morning by Captain
Harkhouse. of the Canadian gov
ernment marine steamer Arras.
Captain Harkhouse said it was loo
high to distinguish any inarkincs.
but he was sure it was the Ger
man plane llremeti.
He said several other' persons
saw and heard the plane.
i the plane, If the Itremen, VHa Vcry
I nearly on both course anil tiuW. for
'her flight to' Mltchel field. - K
lY"lk- - :- -A A
I. Aviators belb ved that the inoJio
I plane would have ntnnla : fnol left
for the balance of tho flight It
would fare a westerly 'wind;? but
clear weather over most of IhoTe-'
maining distance. "; "i
Efforts were being made "tWi"jii-V
certain if the plane was see a. or
heard -farther west, on the coast
bordering the bay of Kund v.' -but-
lit was pointed out that the craft
'probably passed over this district,
without being detected, owing; to
jlhe height ut which it was flyiri&v
j Clarence Patterson, an overseas
:iiinn. said he heard the plane for
five minutes while working here
but could not see it. The weather
Is clear. Itoth Captain Raikhouslr
'and Mr. Patterson said -no other
plane was known to be operating
j in the district. ';; -
!IAI YVINiS
. WASHINGTON. Apr. 13 (AIM
Tfie weather bureau und navy
hyrdniiruphcrs figured today that
the German plane firemen would
have to right head- winds all the
way down the coast that might de
lay their arrival at. Mitchel field.
Klngsport is on the west shore of
I Mluas Hasln. on the north coast of
Novu Scotia, four miles from Can
ning.' It is a rail point. It; Is
about 600 miles from New York in
an airline.
The sighting at 9:30 a. m. East
ern standard time would mean that
I What we're waiCng for Is a mov
j Ing picture where tho hero. ,wlth
j just one minute- to spare, picks up
(lie. telephone to 1H the warden
that another l as confessed and that
the doomed man is innocent and
gels a busy signal.
" WATCIIKIIS IH'HY
itOKVON. Apr. 13 (APIHe
ports of unidentified airplanes
fei-n at a half do.en scattered
points In Nev Kugland today kept
watchers Tor t h German trans
Atlantic phiijc Mreinen busy with
out bringing to light any deMnlhi
Information.
Weatt"r tonditlnns through
most of New Knghini, were clear
and a wiiteli wns maintained along
the. entire coast- from Kustport,
Maine, snulh to Long iHlaud
Diind. SltlpH and radio stations
were on the abrt for any sight of
the plane or any wlrWess messugeH
fiftm points along tho mute the
Hremrii was expected to follow up- ,
on its arrival on the Amerlvuii '
side of the Atlantic.
imserwrs at Nashua. N. H., re-J
ported having Keen a monoplane
flying high above that city but they
were unable P distinguish any .
identifying marks. A similar re-!
port came from Windham, N. H
and . later from Muswu'hust-tts
points In the vicinity of Worcester. ;
None of the otwrvers was able to
Identity the plane.
roitTI.ANIV Mnine. Apr. 13 1
(AIM The plane . which passed
Popham Iteach at the mouth of the 1
Kenneto river at i:2 and half
an hour later was observed from '
Half Way roe ft light, between the ;
Kennebec and tape KlixalnHh was!
sighted through a powerful teles
cope by toast guardsmen as It
WHY AOT TAKE A CAKE '
Fishing season opens Sunday. No doubt yoit
are going to be among the first to reach your
favorite stream with all necessary "equipment
to big the limit. , .
In preparing your lunch DON'T FORGET the
CAKE or COOKIES. '.We have an excellent w
riety of Cakes and Cookies, and we are sure t?
nave, your favorite flavors. j
Last but not least, GOLDEN CRUST BREAD
for your sandwiches. -
Call and see us-you will not 1 e disappointed.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
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