La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1928, Image 4

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Wednesday, April 18, 192d"
LA GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER
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(Incorporated)
An ludt'itenrtent NpwPPv
,1, TRANK D. APPLEBY .
, iiduor and Puultauer
HARVEY F. MATTHI5W8
Business Manacrer
(if-, i pub Huh ed evenings, except Hunduy, at 1416 Adams Avenue
n,H Orande, Oregon. The Obaerver-Htar published every Friday.
Entered at the PostofTtce at 1a Grande, Oregon, an Second
f Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
' ; OFFICIAL PAPRR OF UNION COUNTY AND THE
'V CITY OF LA (UtANDK
MEM RE II ASSOCIATED PRESS
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tlon of all news dlsimtchss credited to 11 or nut otherwise m-erilmd
lylt published herein. All rlghta of republication of upeclal dla
u patches in thin paper, and also the local news herein also are
reaerved.
BU13SCRIPTION RATES
11 jr Carrier
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,'j Daily, singlo copy 6o
J Hy Mall
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ADVERTISING RATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch ....h.,..42o
Diaplay, local, per7 column inch -...-..........,w.........,.......40o
Time oontraot prices on application. .'
HKClUINO THE JUJ-JgHINO Uleiuted la everyone that foar
eth Lho Lord; that willtelh in, his ways. l'Halin 138:1.
ABEMAPJIN
0HetAOHLY I
A fiw liol nev'NMln'r (tlillirtuis
lill1'(t':J III rillkS WllO (i'.INH Ntl't'l'lH
willioiil. loukfii rilflit or left, '
who ilcllbrralcly uii' ilcriiiUcly witlk
III I'rrnl. o' I'.lsl iiitivIii' nr.s, might
saw u lot mure liven llinu liriiiiir
on cairlrsM urivrix. I iiolU'i M'v
fiiil of our ftirnii'i-H are ft'nlii' 1 trJ'
It HKHili (hi year.
ij ' It's no' crime for county (supervisors and city councilman
to Solicit bribes in California, nccording: to p, decision of the
jUtlilorniq supreme court in reversing the conviction of Harry
y. eitzei for asking $100,000 for his vote as a member of the
kan Diego council on a purchase contract. That decision
ifjiiould suggest to Californians the necessity for law revision
jli .it is perfectly legal to solicit bribes, officials may decide it
jw almost legal to accept them. California cities can hardly
,liiiOrd to encourage that kind of municipal government.
!'
!f, A democratic paper says that republicans will be denied
tlie iigiit of expressing a preference by the appearance of
omy one name on the primary ballot. Evidently the cam
paign managers of Hoover's opponents didn't value the op
, J.Miuiiy'to piovide that right. ; At any rate they refused
to get into competition in Oregon. . A great majority of the
ivpuuiiums of the state are for Hoover and will continue to
It as long1 as he is in the race. ,
PROPAGANDA AGAINST LUMBER
In a middle western paper we notice a "feature article"
on ihe front page, accompanied by pictures, in which the
grave '"danger" of timber guard rails along highways is
pointed out in subtle fashion together with specially com-
IRISH FLIER
DESCENDS AT
MURRAY BAY
(Continued from Pnite 1)
Major JainoH KltKmulirlce, Irish
member of tlio . IruliH-Atluntlc
Itrpmm fllKht, left Creruly Ixlnnil
on Kundtiy IrccauKO lie win unxioiiH
to roturn homo, hu told lho Cu
nadlun I'I'ouh coi-reMp'nndnnt here
todtiy. "I uilr ko to Murray liny
today and then to Sew York," hn
Naifl. "Krini Now York I will Hall
for Ireland."
Kltxniiiuriro mild that hp had not
Ihe "KllKhtPHt Idea" what Haroti
von Huencrelfl Intondpd to do.
uettliiK lii the iilane for their frreiit
adventure. They took 11 crucifix of
Conneuiara marble with them. The
fliers cuhled (lermun frlendi that
they were imttlnK their truut in
the handH of Cod. , ,
After 11 duriiiK takeuff tltruuiih
a lireach in u Htone wull the iilaue
Hits k'oliiK KlroiiK. two hours later
well over the Atlantic, having pukh
ed over CoHtello, (jalway, al i(:(l5
a. in. KunBy weather prevailed
itloiiK the coiiKt hocauKe of the heat.
JIIIm ( Imr Wcutlier
Hoon. however, the plane ran In
to clear weather over the Atlantic.
All Thumday during the duyllKht
houi-tf tho plane traveled weilwkrd
rapidly, l ,
That ulKht, however, a lillzzard
Kwciit the oceiui.'i The plane ht
aliunde in the tttorui conditluiia
and It wan flyintf very low. - ,
The likhtlni; KyHlern falleil ilur
Init the nlkht. Tho fllera were
unahle to read their Inutrumentii
and Captain Kochl'tt long experl
nice In nlKht flylnu In Ocriiiuny
NLood them in icood Htead.
Correct llrrclloiM '
Dayhreak Kavo them opportunity
to correct their direction. The
weather however, tiecumo wume
and worne und it wuh only with
Kreat difficulty . that the plunc
conlil he kept up. v
(iff tho eoaat of Xewfoiitidland
lliey mruck u heavy ton end begun
to winder. They tried , to fly
above It' but at 2,0(10 feet the foB
Htlli enveloped Ihem. , They der
Rcended to within .50 feet of the
wuveH. hut had to climb upward
a km In hccaiiHe of the high Hen
runuliiK und threatened to eiiKUlf
them. J ' ' . ' -
Then they eaw Inndi' It1 wan u;
wooded country and they flew over'
it liyliiK- In vain to locale their pu-
Hitlon, Next they flew over a In we
river which 'they could not Iden
tify. A large mountnilt loomed In
their path, AkuIii the JJrciilcii
hcailed upward and over it, .-
Fuel Ituiiiilnir lx,iv ''
The fuel wiib rapidly ruiiulni,'
low and the country over which
they wero flying offered no oppor
tunity for a forced landing which
would probably have proved fatal.
Jlaron voh. Iluenefeld wuh cold and
exhaiiHtcd, All through the flight
ho kept Ilia plHtol by IiIh side ready
to Hhool IiIh cotupanloiiH if wornl
came to worxt.
iually as deapalr grew', they
naw what lliey took to bo a. Heal
ing Hteani. rnr.cn In the ice. it
was the llghtllouso uu (Ireenlv
riiVixt; vi:atiii:h cooi)
MUltltAY HAY, Quebec, April
18 (Hy tho Canadian I'iohs) hduml. They did not know where
I'errect flying weather prevailing they were, for their log healings
here today In contrast to the past und compasH were Inaccurate,
few doyH led the many who await I Perilous Descent
the coming or Major .lamcH KHz- There was n small pond on the
mnurlrH of Ihe crew of tho trans-I Island and although the Bremen
Atlantic Hrenien to expect his ar- was without skids for a lundloc m
rival from (iarko City, witll (.'. A. Ice, they descended. Tho plane
(Uuko) Hchiller. ; broke through tho ice. Tho molaJ
The Journey hy airplane from propeller was bent, the axlo of tho
tlreenly Island, where tho (lermnu binding gear brokou.
l ompanions of t lie major remained "Thank Cod," wild the flioi'B us
had been broken Iwico by storms they climbed from the plane hav
encountered. The two spent laat lug acconipllHhed the first west
night at Clarke city. ward non-stop airplane flight
MIsh llertu .lookers, daughter of acrusH tho Atlantic, It wng noon,
tho heail of the firm which built Krlday, April 13.. i i.
I Ihe Hi-omen, was up early In ex., ho baron mado his wav al once
:.,.,,.,. . . Km , ' V' .i ' 'I' I'eclatlou, of. citusuJtatlon with Ala- .to the, lighthouse but refused to
l-JiOd Statistics to ShOW that guaiff fences 01 Steel Wire arcijor MUmaurlce on the future pro- eat until his companions arrived.
1'ilUCir Stronger and Safer. . gram of the filers. Then as tho baron shivered la the
TVin ,,.if;1 i 1, ;,,,... ,:ij r i if Although the Hun was shining cohl. they sat down lu their first
. The article is obviously reprinted from a matnee sent out here, win, diminished wind, it was '"! m America biscuits una
by some "Research nurcau" or "Safety Council" organized not known what cimmionH were fresh milk.
.lJho companies who manufacture the wire mesh which is howcvoT, !,',?', he,'.! were'n.'.'oo'n- nASEnAM.fiRAWlN
bu uiuuuy Hiiuwii to lie superior w any tinnier suiisiiiuio. ""I"MN wnnu woum prevcm ingia
Theso wooden rails are referred to as "old-fashioned" and at
beipg "good enough for the horse and buggy days but it has
no place on modern highways where automobiles travel at
speeds of 40 miles an hour and over." .
. It is plain that this kind of feature, sent out to newspapers
under the guise of "free" news matter and published by un
'suspecting or careless editors, is nothing more nor loss than
paif press agent propagando agiunst our most important
T'ovthwest product, lumber, and its use in tho construction of
guard rails along state highways. The relative cost of Um
ber -and means of constructing wooden guard rails to give
(Maximum strength and safety were points not considered
because they would doubtless destroy the effect of tho re
mainder of the article.
It is such propaganda as this that is doing the lumber in
dustry a serious injury and conti Uniting to the present un
fortunate and costly depression in the lumber m irket. Sub
stitutes of various kinds steel and iron wnllboard made
fitim waste clay products are being manufactured and
marketed in a way that is disastrous to the lumber industry.
I'nder the guise of new inventions ami "modern safety meth
ods" tho people of the country are being educated by highly
paid press agents, who slip their stuff by the editor's desk,
(o believe that these substitutes arc belter and more de
birablc. i What is needed is a counter-irritant in middle western and
eastern maikets in the foini of an intelligent advertising
r mpnign to present the truth ulxmt lumber. C.uaid fences
.'long highways, for example, are no more efficient when
made of wire than when constructed on the right kind of
timbers, and the lumber product is far loss expensive, Itul
rrullible county and state highway., officials in the east
' wen't time to investigate and fall before the carefully
! , 'ned and efficiently piesentod propaganda of the steel in-
matter of concern to the Northwest. Anything that
decrease the use of lumber hurts Northwest pros-
over the last few hundred mllcH of
I lie long Journey from tlreenly
Island.
WILL OPEN HERE
ON IV EXT SUNDAY
( Co n I in u od from Pago 1) ,
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f the
NEW! and o
Sponsored by
Paris Couturiers
Women's Sizes
"36 to 44V
Misses' Sizes
16 to 20 Years
MODE!
35
New Coats,' fresh front their, wrappings; many!
of them shown for the first time today. " New
and correct interpretations of Paris modes for
spring at these two popular pricings. See the exquis
ite materials, superb tailoring, unerring styling, in
both furred and unfurred collars and cuffs, in all of
the fashionable shades for spring.' . . . ,
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sth:v or I'liKeii r
m-.w imiK. a i r i 1 l (Al' , KtlM-ilK(iii, ninlrr ricld, um 1'. (,
IVjiKint'iitiirv iiVtnilx fniin the Mailiiw. rlulit rit-IU. Tox KnfRht
frnzpti iinrih. lMi-cnl tnKcilipr to- will bo ulllily mul O. Ijula.son. a
tiny, i-cvoali-.t n Hi'iiiiuillc Mi try of riKht-hiimlur, will acrvu as n-llur
tho tniiiH-Ailniilic iiluno MrnnHMi. ltchor.
Miu-cLKHiullv vrophm hMixl llinnmlii .hmuIIi will Im flclil faptnln. Jlo
fu ami hlixxanl fur tin cmitlncnL ' cmmiiph from Itlshcc, Ariz., and Is
of lis domination. t ,rive In i.a arando Unlay.
An aiiKpiiliiiis shirt dovolnMMl nt'l'wvla jdayt-d winter baseball In
tho ond inln a baitio with thi elo- 'illforniii and Marlow Is from Ihe
nifMiH as tlit flici-M wore smut- -tort Honthom Ort'Kon Iohkup. All aro
mllon .ff their imhiimo, duo purtly t) rop'itcd to ho oxoollont hlttoiM.
lho latlurti ur Mm- pIjiiip'm IIkIHIhkI Harris Kronch, lucal inanaKor, Ih
HVHtoin. l-'nr hntii'H tho flight whs very well ploaaod with IiIh club
blind, (hiro tho piano wuh fiO foot ! prodlotH that ai Cirando will
fnuii tho wntor. A strange river' win tho jionnant. Mr. Krom h ox
wjim noon. I hon a mountain. At last pooln Baker to flnlKh xorond. Walla
wax Miuhtod what apoarod to bo a Wnlla third and t'ondloton la tho
KoalbiK Htoiunor. It prnvod to ho ooHur.
tho Ihjhthuii.so tn Croonly Island.' Tho olub. newly unlfurmoil. Is
Shortly after mldnUht eastern working out dally lit '2 o'clock at
standard time last Thursday the Ihn hlffh Hchoot field. Uain iup
lirotnen stm.tl fully fueleil for her pod tho practice yemorduy but the
nifiin tm in' riinw.-iy mi iwiiuonuoi n uui eAn-iu-u 10 itv in kooo ' ai.r. .iuuko II. i.ee woo IH en- over been
mm 'u nun , iipiain nermann imioiu nupo "o urm khiuo n me. eoonifrou oy tne present favorable
ami .Major .lames Klfmaurleo sat weather doesn t turn lor the worse, outlook for the i'eiilral
ni lu rniHnMs, 1 1) a eoiiipa riinoiit wniio naKwr anil i.a uranuo aro nisnway. proposed road upon
iioiiinu sal iuin.it von iinonefolil, lifrnuiiK n out nere. tne northern winch construction hutr boo
ready lo man tho fuel pump. half of tho league will open ut Iscd by the state highway
Captain Ivor hi and Major I'ltz- romltotou with Walhti Walht tho hIoii, from Vale to Burns. This
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS!
. J. La Grande's Leading Store For Over SO Years
Central Oregon ;- r
Road Assured Is
Word From Vale
.company iuiuIk between vtile n nil I 111 rough Vale on tile morning of
j Harper una noon maile. so that now J tho twellty-seventli. bo this week
the road will not cut up rami tracts lho Vale commercial dull extended
,-so liadly. hut miucuil runs near the ,,he l-'alifornla booKtcrs lo inalJe u
soul h end of the tracts. As u re- "'"I' here. It was also s,ucgcstcd
suit the company us well as tho',,"lt a deleitatlon ko to Hums to
i purohnsors' of T. 1.. S. tracts arc n"!U, tl,n caravan there.
'more I'nvoruble now, than they have ' ",0 dates are tentallve, inoro
ever been. , ' ; , ' , . doflnlto plans will bo made during
1' i...t.-.. n' i..J ... to conilns weel.
'imm! difriculty In Fccurim; the iIbIU of! : :
' 'WIIV. Hs'Mli. t-O-'lil Will h. .if 1 .....-...v -
r cominis "'"'"'I""'-" l' sc.t:ers ulons Its (lltHMN CITY, Ore.. Apr. IS
... ,. ,, , uie souin- . (,I')Varrants for the arrest nf
orn,.irt of cirejjon. . W. J.-Dub" Klnucane. Mill hVee-
rlnns are bcinu made In Calif-I man nnd far! Mumpowcr. nllcircd
maui-lce went to cinnmunltiu before vlsltlnir leani.
Famous Surgeon Is Honored
stretch of road would also con-
nect with the proposed Veltow-
stonu trait, If It Is built.
I U Is now Malheur county's, job
j to hoc lire the ripht of way for the
I ihiiii v'm'kuii. , new survey
, throiiK'h tho Pacific I.lve Stock
ornla to Torm a Ihi-ko caravan at I fish poachers of Orepon t'lty. wero
Heddinff to leave on April 21, i Issued today by Justice Ilurrlatro.
which Is scheduled to reach Boise
on April 7.
Tlie caravan wilt probably
ID TELEPHONE SERVICE
r must , V" hied assets. It can Uo obtained only
rect directory listings.
iViiiik number Is called, the company Is caused
abor expense and the quality of the service Is
"ivlic, use our official directory and no other.
endent Telephone Co.
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M. J.GOSS .
The trio is accused of fish ink' in the
Clackamas river with n net. .
stokks si ri'i:tt
WAHSAW. Poland. Apr. IS (AI'V
Tho storks and the railroads suf
fered the most In tho heavy snow
which blanketed Poland.
Advices from various parts of
the country today said that Kreat
numbers of storks and other miff
ratory birds were found frozen to
death. ,
INFLUENZA
I As a prevntiv, melt and
innate night and morning
AICKS
V Va po Rub
tMr IT Million Jan Und Ytarly '
PINCHED
Nerves May Be The Cause of Your Trouble
I
In reciiRiililiiu nt 1 ltiwtitti.il ul iIih bninclmscoue, an limliument
lur the removal ut lutein ubjects troni the lungs, L'r. Chevalier
Jackson, noted l'hlladelphlH speclKlln. lias been given it newly
viliiipped cllnii ut the University ul !vnu IvuiiIh. lir. Jackson Is
lniwn lieu uilh the' htsl uallelil in Ills new clinic, (Mad Kotu
Klein, lu. bumcliuHcope Is a iiicIhI tubv abutit 1 inches long
Willi a small eleclrlc lu;IU un tho lip. Jt 19 Instited lu (ho throat,
tbu luiciU ubjcwl locutvd uutl lcmovcj with (orceva.
The CAUSE of disease is fundamentally tho
same, be the ill great or small. The breach in
bodily defense which admits the encroachment
of the cough or cold, or sore throat, stiff neck or
headache, will widen if not closed.
Only the removal of the cause
will close that breach.
Your si.ino is the Key to Health have it
examined today.
Dr. F. L Tribe
I'hune Malu lit - (Pnlmer (irnduntc)
Office lloura: to C; 7 to 8
New Foley Bldg,
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