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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, April 23, 1928
l.i(firandr Bicuing hsfrr lABARXIN)
f 1noiriH)ratP.I)
An JndftH'intt'iil NewHpitper
I ANNUAL PRESS "
LUNCHEON HELD
FRANK B. APFLEUr
HARVEY F. MATTIIKWS"
, ttauur mhu uuuuitr
Buflineaa Manager
Published even tries, except Sunday, at 1416 Adami Avenue
La O run tie, Oregon. The utBerver-fcSlar puUUtt. jci evtry Kriiluy.
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. GOU'H KM LI HACK Am lha liiounlaliiH lire round about
Jerusalem, ho the iord 1m ruiind ubout IiIh people tioni hi-ncv-lorth
even forever, J'ttului
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Associated Press Hears
Talks By Noted Clergy
man, Radio Official
KKW VOI1K. Air. 23 (AP)
Tho members of lilt? Associated
'Four Americans
Held Prisoners
By Gen.' Sandino
NEW VOIIK, Apr. 23. (Al') A
message sent In u mining company
here from Nicaraguu Indicated to
day that four Americans and une.
llrillsh subject were prisoners of
the reliel lender. Augustine Man-
dliin. Word received by the own
ers of In Luifc, un American gold
Of-.,..,, i f.".i
Damage Is Small
PHNM.UTON. April 23 llh
Overheated brakes ull an Oregon j
Tutll stage driven by1 I.. V. Hudson.1
sturlel a tire to. lay as the vehicle:
wan enter nit I'enilletoii from l.ai
Crinde. Use or chemicals by the!
driver and the arrival of the Pen-1
dlotoit fire, department lirevenleU
the blaze from doing serious dam-;
pio.m;i:k mi:s I
n..ii,i:r(iN, Aurii 1-3 iai'i-
.Miii. N'cllio Hagor, 81, u pioneer
ueuuoni or l iralllla county fur 40
' 'Vo wua nrmhl Noiiiellilii' might
liave luiius'iicu 1; film, ljut v tallel
lit! Ill' jail, nil' tiler Ik ivum, Mlfe
uu' sound. m our worry wus Mil
tcr iiolliiu' hiild Alrn. Jw Kiu t'-
lay, tli(et lHy illrin' hImiw up fer
iMtMikritMl. J.lle Tliurii, uIioho I11II1
vt left lilm two rnriiiK, llllM IH'll
thiiicd t' havi Hi will Hot aside, lie-
t'larlu' liiit father wuz of un-soiiiid
fulfill.
,ij . The influence of President Coolidge must linve tcen ex
iftrfgerated. iiveryixidy else in public life seems to be "choos
.nsr" to run.
;! The influence of m.ttiimony on masculine success c:m
i'now bo disputed. Lindbergh and the Prince of Wales owe
ialf their glory to the fact that they're still single. -
STORY OF DASH
OVEll ARCTIC IS
THRILLING ONE
Continued from Tuge 1)
r.-M. Kather. ,1 for tllolr u,.,i ,, ,,, lllB ,01mrlni(,i f VllnKl.
", "" "'eeunir. were told ,,,,1,-a, MearaKuii. told of a raid uu
today how their orira nljuulon and j t,o mine hy the rehels and the e..
llmlr i.i ofeiwion api.eareil to a .e ,lf employe-.
iioumi t lerffviilnii ami in tin .! 1 ..n .'
of the -ori.r. irrcal eat liroiideaiirt - .r tiw. i .. i ' . " , 7 ' '7 . ' i,,U"'" "' Had aft-at
Iiib chain, and listened to a brief Minim: company which operates tho u' , "I,,!!",'
word of approbation from their ,ie. received this meiKe: i
i rem en I.
I lie iqiei'cheil weri'
lliroiiKli WJ and
network of Btationn of the National and all employcD priso.ne.'
... nmiiiK onipany. . .Marshall a Identified as CeoiKe . . Houth Victoria land. There he and
.Milton If. Wylesworth. preslilent li. .Marshall, of New York- il.i. i i i. .i.i.. -
or the National Ilroaileastlnir com- ant Kupei lnlen it of the mine. SAI-ICM. Ore A,- 'it i a im 1 plane and taklnir to the air swine
told tho iisHcnililcd piihllBh- other Anierlcans ut the mine, the I Tor a closer check on Jho butiinefu toward Kins Kdud VII land.
New Ready Made Curtains
' , of Marquisette
Plain and fikuved materials . .
' $1.50 to $125 pair '
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
(?bj.un(,rrm Itichaid K. liyrd with most probable to hold undincover-
tn. k or pm umonhl. M,e wa born lhl ee '" . CU lands It sue. e,s.eu.
I Wllklna is eatter 10 learn it mere f r :
. , 'ls any unbroken continental chain f1( American Iculon In Con-
' ... .).. ...,n. r..,.m Hie A nut vn I iti II .1 i...u .......la.! II..' u...t
re l.roadcjiKl A I.a takinK all the Void, niunoy. ' l(,pn f'lAeo Phofh "lde lhe r'iu" hll hee" "ee,- with a state rorest of 213 acres and
the nriil atril merchandise. anlmalK. also Marshall VllOC V(CC(,n. W,killl) 1lallli to ,.0 uimarA a ,, uiilion on un ilddltlonnl 10!l
'I ! w ....... v. .. . . .
un liuiuiuia. ijfian. mi" ,niu ",,,M !en acres.
"On lliu tu'i.lfth M..t.i.
or the
I puny ti
J I era jin
III I latlon c
i;i II. II. Stallard, author of the $3 liceniic fee mcasuio, told
the good roads meetinjr in Portland that he proposed it "just
o stir things up in Oregon." Everyone has known that Stal
ilard could not possess a higher motive than this, but few
1 oople expected him to admit it. : And to think that a great
slate must waste its tinv and money considering measures
conceived under such circumstances! . .
d editors IiIh Ideiui of the re
or radio hrondcnstlnrr to the n. .Milberv. of Woodsviiie v 11
Kutherlnir and distrlhntiiJn of news, ltoy Hurley und P. Peterson, ad
.Mliils,:r KM'iiks .dresses not recorded. Harry .1.
The Rev. Dr. II. Hpurkes Old-' Amphlette, the superintendent and
man. president of 4he Kedenil n "llrltlsh subject was also thouglit
t'ounrll of tho Churches of Christ to have been at the mine at tra
in America, told the members that time of the attack . About 100 la
the Associated Press, by a blendimr dians were employed ut I-i Luu.
of sound business sense with un- ;
selfish nlms und Integrity und effi-' Jinn Tlmririnrl Ifwi
ciency In mlmlnlstratlon Imd UUU Ut UfjytU tilf
achieved "an unprecedented n'roce- I IlOYSe. IS Kill 'pf!
dure'ln the annals or your profes- i i
slon and one not orten equulleil ' t '
by organizations avowedly altruls- KLAMATH KAMA Ore.. Apr. 2;
tic." (AP) IniBi:ed a half mile bv .'.
Krank II. Noyea publisher or the runaway horse Karol ArKraves. 12-
WashliiKton Star and president of year-old son or Mr. und .Mrs. Jack
the Associated Press, spoke briefly Arumves was killed last ever.iliK on
( In commendation of the purposu the Argrnves ranch near Merrill,
(and methods of the organization, f The horse ran away Just as tin
I lr. ('adman said that the record "' w"Js mounting. Ills foot cuukIii
'of the Associated Press "offers no fn tho stirrup and the jerk of thi
pM'icmics In his own passage across apologies and requires no de- frightened horse upset him.
Ill" region an dtlte routu he had fense." . ' .J Unable to free his foot from tilt
liilloweil where hitherto no uircruft ) "It is Impossible to sever news stirrup, the child wus dragget'
had been flown. of the day from the sovereignty "'ong the ground before the horri-
t-'aptain Wilkius und Lieut. Kiel- of the people or from their lawful flp(' Kal!e of nis mother,
son were held up moro than five rreedom," he said. "Hence tile con- When the horse was stopped tin
days on Head Man's Island by a vlctlon that rightly understood, ehlld was unconscious. His hear
storm of unusual -severity for tho freedom. Is un essential of every- waM nattered In by the steel shor
time or year. Snow was ralllng'lil- thiiifr worth while hus not lacked hours of the horse. lie died on the
most continuously and the high resonant voices in the dally press." wa' tu l'i0 hospital,
mini i-uiitiiiiiuusiy cnaugeu us Ul- Treat
I
, The state highway commission is going slow witli ex
penditures until the $8 licento problem is solved. Their
caution is justified even though there seems to be no chance
of thejow fee being, approved. If state highways appear
to a disadvantage this summer, with obvious bad spots here
Cud there, tho blame can be placed squarely with Ihe pro
moter qf the $3 license plan. If.it should be nrproved, by
rorne flokejiiad 3nots in'oiir Irlghvuys vvWrMnirfWid Hke the
fever. We can't have good roiuls or more roads without
proper revenue.
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TK'AFITC; A MAJOR PROBLEM
figures just issued by an insurance company show the
rcrious nature of the annual increase in automobile traffic
fatalities. Traffic deaths in the i2 stiles covered by the
report increased 8.40 xv cent last year, reachino- a total
of 21,716.
I This increase, it is worth noting, was a greater propor
tionate increase than the increase in motor cars or in 'na
tional population. In other wordsat tho present lute the
number of fatal accidents each year would ri.se even if the
number of automobile drivers did not increase. As driver:!,
we are getting worse instead of better.
:' These figures are rather appalling. In the very near fu
ture, the country will lfave lo take some kind of drastic ac
tion to reduce the auto's toll. " j
' It will take long study by exports to find the solution. A
.number of schemes have been suggested.' It has boon pro-1
posed, for instance, that a law be passed compelling ;.ll auto
manufacturers to limit the speed of their cars to 2" miles I
in hinn'. City planning commissions .have devised l.ivotiu'
for towns and wauls in which a pedestrian, in the ordinary
course of his business, wouM not need to cross any through
.street. Others have lecommcntlcd a very stiict i-ystcm of
drivers' licenses, with mandatory jakj sentence;! for all traf
fic law violations, and revocation or licenses for nil driver:;
who figure in accidents.
These proposals are probably impractical, t: t sure. It'
would be rather nbsuid to make it impossible to .hive faster
than 25 miles un hour, particulaily so since men- speed in
itself is by no means always dangerous. To redesign al! of
our cities and towns woultlybe too expensive even tu dream
of. The drivers' license system is more promising; and it is
worth noting that Massachusetts, one of the states wlieie
a strict system of licensing .occurs, reduced its accident total
List year.
Sooner or later, something i.ulic.d will have to be done. We
f-tinot go on foievcr with our unit. mobiles killing more than
o,oou pcopie a year, l.vcnmall.v we will have leah.w that
mis is one oi me major problems of our day.
All All!-..
l ection. The therrilomeler regis-1 ,u. . 1 f , -
tered -13 degrees Jielow zero itnd 1 ""ng as ni.vs was nouglit and IIIUIUII UCtS IT U(C
the two airmen could do nothing ""ll Hk'' "' 0l'"r commodity. It ; Trnut in KIrti,r,H
while marooned on the Island. They ',,"'"ln.d susceptible to abuse audi - ' Wttt III IllUIIUUt.
had to spend their time In the """"'""lion. The newspaper world j
piano ror the sake or Its warmth.' siU,c KI.VMATH Vl I s
TI food supply, consisting of oligarchy entranced with monetary ,(AP With his 'better
pcmmicaii. niscuils, malted k ''" " "' "' '""";' " white brothers looking on open
twin , ,, i.i.t,,., mm Nunicicm lor , ...v- nioullied
six nioiitbs and they had some clg- mm ueaiaims oi me caierlfs ,.an
arelles. .iiiui net riiiu-niai lo puinic weltai.
I'or the five days. Hit airmen ) "'rhQ "'Imlnni of the plan of the
were aide to rest alter (heir long ' -Associated Press to band together
Journey In prcparallon ror tho ar- "'H nationwide membership is now
diious lask or digging their lunch-i'lenly denionstrated. Its refusal:
Ine out of tlin snow as' soon as lo Irafflc wlih Irlbulary or section-i
tiny should be able to resume tho "' organizations lias been amply
flight. The small nuantity of giuio- Justified. Newspaper proprietors,
line remaining
ptimpi-i inio Hie upper
April 2:
- etinppe-
loo per cent Am;':
namely, a Klamath Imliai
landed the largest rainbow trou
from Klamat hnaters Sunday sale
the opening' of the fishing season
April is. ,
The Indian. 1,'arry Wiiglit, wit
lirlmitlve tackle ami a lure utile
high minded devotees of Isaac Wnl
also bad to bo publishers and editors or the north """" '"
ii.l.-u ami south, or tlie Jewish, Itomati 1 ........h ,-,-,.,..., ...,nu,
and methods of savings and loan I
..ml building and loan associations MISSKI) nil: Pol l'
in Oregon State Corporation Com-! COPBNH ACiKN, Deninark. April
inissloncr McCnlllster has de. 23 (AP) Captain George H. Wll
vi.'ed a system whereby a record kins Is quoted by the Svenska I Min
or every loan made will be re- bladet ns saying at Oreen Harbor,
eeived by him every mouth. These HplUthergcn. that lie did not pass
v.ill come Irom 62 compunies that over the north pole on his flight
are incorporated in the state, huv- across the polnr regions, but f lew i
'ng a total capital of ubout 125,. over Oram's land, west of Clreen-
ooii.ooo. . (land.
Heretofore a check has been
llludc Oil 4,lich rnmtunv nnlv nnos
a yeur. at the time of preparing tho ' . I''UV'?',. . ,,, "
..nnlial report. I NKW OUK,- Apr. 23. (Al )
j - (The greatest' contribution of the
. - jWilklns polnr flight in the opinion
Dsif fmftrif Qtnttin Ur' '""'"h Bowman, director of
I t-t OlUlCIl 'the American geographical society
At Grants Pass ' rYrk,;"Mhe'":! tl.,h!
- spot,". :
CKANTS PASS Ore., Alir. 23.1 . It 'wus not Captain Wllkins' plan
(AP) .Josephine county has de- to Hy over the north pole and he
eloped a new kind of thief. Ixist iinuul-entlv did not. Mr. llownian
night a pet cougar, a year old. was said In a statement Issued here. The '
i.len from the service station own- society was scientific sponsor for
-d by Henry Webb on the Redwood the flight,
lighway. The cut. which weigh- Cuptaln Wllklns achieved his,
d more than 50 pounds, was tied object, which was to fly over the"
y a chain in un enclosure. Thieves "blind spot" taking u. 23(J0 mllo
ireke the lock and led the unlmiil swing over that region regarded as
iway, one pulling and the othr
ividently shoving. Tile cougar did j ' . 7
mt want to leave as tho tracks I
howed thatlu? had dug his claws
11 the- ground und had to be
Ir.igged along. Tho cougar was a
e.il pet which, according to his
iwners, purred like ll huge cat
vht-i petted.
use
Same Price
tor over 35 years
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
1JY THE GOVERNMENT .
Guaranteed Pure-
Good -by stains
tin S-iliird.-iy morning at three Catholic n,i 1'rolestant faiths.
In Spraguc river one mile abov.
lock they decided that conditions '"'v'' H'ade rnunnon. cause In I Ms
ueie good for getting off again, undertaking wilh a good consH
On two occasions the motor started ence."
at full sliced but the machine did 1 '
m "' "" aiiempt, i'n, maclilne lia.l been seen ap- a chub.
Hie river's coni'luencc witli Vil
llamson river.
With artt'aial lures oil ever
side,' Wrigllt di'l'idel liovou!d rt
soil to his old favorite, the ta 1 1:
With a tinash ond a run
got out of tho 1 proaching and all liaiuls at t In. si.-,. 11... i.. 1 11.
1 ' -. 11 1..,..- noil turned out and hurried ex-
nllaclied lo Ihe plane, pushed Iho-iledly lo th0 landing place
machine lo g(e It the necessary I utii c jimllug
Impclus lo 1 In this way th.y t was extremely fortunate rr
sue. b-.l In slartlng but the pilot 1. aii-io..,," ih,,l ,,. i,.,:.
i f , ti a iooi? nine oetore no.th
hiiu-'l Wlllutiis voice yelling: "On
board lo:alll." 1
II hail been arranged that it
Captain Wilkltm was unable lo
' ' ' """'"' macuioe r.ieisou accident. u highway engineer.
voi 1 to proceed and oblaln assls- The tilers Tirst thought was Tor would be done lor a few
lance. Ill case of such eventuality, the safety. of their ship and their. Indicated.
the cnplain had provided himself ! motor was covered with a double
woo a ii-iti anu moil. lucre was tarpaulin to ore
lu,
began. After a strong fi.'tlit 111-red-sided
front was filially lan-.lco
xo it:t isioN vi;r
PoltTLAN'l). ore.. Anr. 211. IAI'i
' did as had llley descended at Chairman Van IJuzoi- sniil I,,,!:,,
King's Hay, us originally planned, no decision had yet been made by
they would have f id Ihe win- members of the highway ru lil
ies station there discontinued front 'slon on protests from Cranio i'.t:
April 1:1 wnon the operator died 111 against removal of .lames Hromli v
Nothing
(lays, In
gnat risk In addition that in rail-
big back 011 the snow Cuptutn Wil
kius miKht cripple himsclr had he
lulled In gain a secure hold or to
lit It cooling too
SIVCI,llt Til 'I'l'I'llV
iiim-siy. 1 01s nan 10 oe none In a' WASHI.VfiTON, Apr. 23. 1AP1
tempeiutiire 27 degrees below zero lho-rv K. Sinclair agreed tod.n
and us the airmen were without through Ills counsel to appear be'
COalS. I lll'V Wasted till Mill,, neertm- t 1. . - ... ,. .
I , . . , , , , . ' v ii.i,. iiiv ..eiiiiie 1 en 1 1 in i.'iiioe Colli-
... , , ,"" ' .' '"""""f ""' "isK. mlllee one week from tomorr.iM
l, n , ! , trnrn r0 "" ' A" " ""' Wi,K f,,r Muesllonlng as to Ins knowled. .
' '.' - sure Captain Wilkin, and Licit, of Ihe Continental Trading com
tear led I a. 1 larentzburg was Klelso,, were hurried to the wire- puny 1.1 ty bond probe.
slKliled and the must or the wire- less station where they sat down to
less 1 stall, ill could be seen. I a Ilea rly ineal In celebration of one ' A nut her dangerous walk in li'i
I lie landing was i-riected then! of the most thrilling flights ever is that from the parkin- place 1,
al 1 I-vi 11 n clock In the morning, underlhken. the office.
(VILKLN'S TO FLY
ON TO ENGLAND
(Corilinued from Page 1)
C t!u; Antmvtie.
I. K. Xoiihi-Mp, eiiKincer, whu
IcsiKnt'd Wills ins' plitnc. and a few
issot-iatp.s In (UwtoHiiiK .the' plans,'
ai'l they woro far ennuKli nl
'iuin'd ti nuilce It c;irt.iin that tho
livr woirld he hack in bos AukpIch-'
ri' finir of iv''vn.l., 'This "lftfi I1'"
.icalctl the pnHvihllily of a rare ho-'
ween tn exphtriiiK expetfltloiiH
n smith polar reKinns (hat of WIN
tins with a sua plane and that of-
Ink, dye.scorch, medicine, fruit and other stains
just can't Slav where Cilorox is applied. Cotton
and linen fabrics, porcelain and cnaineled ware,
drainboards, tile and other surfares are-mada .
spot less as new. snd sterilized nt the same time.
AliL WITHOUT UBlit.U. Use as showa
on label. At all grocers.
Removes Stains
Bleaches
Kills Cernu
Destroys Odora
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In one of mir nrnM valued unm-im. U t .ni In- i -h.I uy l v
the use of rurrvt dila tory Hst(ti.
Kvery time a wrmit: namhor i.s tMt'.i. tln f.hip':iy ?s i ,.m-..-.
till uniterrtKary lahur tvviH'iise and the atiallty -.1 i ht Wl t.'(.
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When using qur sw U k,
our (tlfh-iul dtiTvlm und m. ..t!,,
Home Independent Tcleplione Co.
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You could turn your back to the counter and yet be
perfectly. sure of getting the things you want. The
exact quality of sheeting, or talcum powder, or candy,
or soap, or furniture polish that you like best is hand
ed to you instantly when you ask for it by name.
You don't have to look, because yo.u know that ad
vertised brands will be precisely the same today as
they were yesterday. The fact that they are adver
tised guarantees that their quality will be maintained.
Their makers have placed themselves on record.
Advertised products are honest products. It is the
unadvertised things the ."just-as-goods;' and the
"almost-thc-sames" that are likely to 'vary in quality.
You save money and you save time when you make
a habit of buying standard goodsas advertised..
Read the advertiscnieiils-and know
what and where to buy
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