La Grande evening observer., April 24, 1928, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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- FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor anil PuuliMiier
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Rebels Held At T
Bay By Police
And Volunteers
' MHXU'O CITY, Apr. 24 AP
I Msputchcs from 1 rupuuto toduy
said that a handful of police an )
voluntwrs held fit Ml rebels at bay
Tor ill) hours when they attacked
the' town of Cuerumuro, state ol
Ouaranjitutu. Pedcral forces ar
ilvlng on the Hcems put the at
tack era to flight, killing 40 of them,
The Insurgents, led by ArJsUn
Pedro.u, a Catholic priest, and
their solf-styled colonels, Oabnluo
Alvarez und Jesus de lo Torre, he
gun thoir uttaclf at midnight Hun
da, y. ' Mayor Louis Arfafl persona I
ly led the heroic defense, of the
place. At ono tlniu the attackers
succeeded In entering the town and
burned seveial houses. At lit o'cloe!
Monday morning' federal troops ur
rived. Podroza, a picturesque Insurgent
leader, 'wan bolleved to have been
ono of those slain, ;
Sr' foobuear usfitonf K
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Modest u
"Weil, Hhe Kin nrroif! a liiilmiul,
fer hIu-'k ICtn a kuciI Job, an' has
til I iih saved her mmcy," hiiapiM'd
Mm. 1 jii I'iikIi, t'lhiy, when hoiim'
buddy kii( lu:l Mlw lialn- KiK 'n
eimiiHrnii-nt. I Kin n nienilH-r,
h Im'H I wily, a III I In boy, 'iicurcllcv
wax uoin' 1' lilll Nam Acklscfi, but
lu? uii. In loxvii I'day loiikia' like
a nillllou dollars. , t -. - . '. '
FLIERS TO TAKE
BOAT TO NORWAY
(Continued from Tuk I)
j'jj Thecin(r of -Afghanistan had his tonsils amputated the
;)thcr day in a Berlin holul. If half the things told of that
jttionarchvai'e ttno, nothing will do him anjf good but amputa.
ion of Kjs head.' ;: ' )
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!'' A distinguished British musician who hates jazz has a
'kindly Vord for it. It sewed its purpose after the war, he
jittys, "for the essenoe of jazz is the eternal reiteration of a
certain accent, and that restored composure to disharmonized
;t'motions," v Music, he holds, is the most potent and valuable
jjorce in the world for the molding of character. It can be
fused in refining human nature and inspiring mankind to
hoble life and achievement. He wants to get rid of barbarian
ihythrii and' give civilizing-music a chance, He will get it.
'ihe tind is that way now.
CITY OF CORINTH
IS MASS OF RUINS
(Continued from Page 1)
"IMp! Help! Help! all la IohI."
ILeimihiltiK heroteally at lib) powl
in order lo acquaint the out Hide
'world of ('orlntlm' plfKhl, tho oper
ator a fmv uiinulea later wuh b(ir
i led alive hy the- eollapae of the
building In which he worked,
, The belief that America is behind Europe in commeicial
aviation is false, aays an aiiplane mnn. lie has figui'es to
;.ck his statement. : He finds a present daily average of 25,
70 imiles flown by commercial planes in this country, com
pared with only 25,000 miles in all Europe. Edivcntly those
V HA talk of European superiority in this, respect trust to
Superficial, impressions;, rathey than accurate; data. They
. ji'ind unexpectedly good--air Hervice"in a few important cities,
V.ndimaffine the. continent is uU like that. "American flying
Is spread 'put and scattered, so that its extent 'is' hard to
realize, and much of it has come into being since Lindy's
hop' last May. f
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J,; ' r HEALTHY? SEE VOUU J)0( TOR
' Someone has .said that tho average man never gives his
jhealth a thought 'until he begins to lose it.
J; : This is undoubtedly true; it also is the reason why so
aUHny doctors make excellent livings. An ounce of prevention
lis not only worth a pound of cure; it is much less expensive,
r Senator Frank Ji. Willis, taken by death in ie midst of a
political campaign,' had no premonition of his fate. Sub
jecting himself to the excessive strain of a primary fight, he
iad:"felt fine" until the night when his physical machinery
Abruptly collapsed, lie met an end that is becoming alarm
ingly common among Americans.
(j ho average man who enjoys good health is apt to be
rather proud of it." lie boasts that he "hasn't boon to a doc
tor in years." lie eats heartily, and usually excessively; he
vorits hard, plays haid, assumes that his body, will continue
!to stand up indefinitely and then is disagreeably suipriscd
when, all of a sudden, he finds himself seriously ill.
K 11 of this is a prelude to a 'repetition of the old warning
i, bout physical examinations. Your family doctor will tell
-you that the surest way to get a long life free from sickness,
is to see him, not when you feel badly, but when you feel
lerfectly fit. The human body is a rather delicate organism.
S Igns of approaching trouble manifest themselves well in ad
jvance, and if they are noted promptly the trouble usually can
ie averted.
;; ; 'This is an old story, to be sure. Yet it is one that need.; to
be retold every so often. At every convention of physicians
rnd surgeons you hear it repeated. "1 f men would only make
it practice pf seeing their doctors twice each year, even when
J,hey feel perfectly well, we could reduce the death rate amaz
ingly," they say. And it'is true.
Why not put it into practice some day soon ? Drop around
to nee your family- doctor and have him look you over. If
you're physically sound you'll be glad to Know it; and if
fccme little thing happens to be wrong, you can have it ad
justed before it grows into a serious, expensive ailment.
' X K-W IT N I'IKK' KTOItV
LONDON,' Apr. 24. AP) Tho
Athena t'oiTfHtpomlent of the Dally
Expr'."H today khvo tho amount of
a wIlitOHM of the havoc which Htin
day'H earth(ualto wrought at Cor
inth. Tho wltnt'HH mild prolliplmiry
ahoukH warned the pcopln who fled
from their homen and withered In
proiiDH lift far nft poHHlblo from the
building. Ho continued :
"Suddenly, a reverboratiiiK shock
'throw uh all tiff bnbuire and we fell
in tho Kround, HulldltiKH tumbled
in thp.Krouiid with a Korlea of ter
rible i-rnHht-M. It wiih all over in
.'mil' or fivo hpcoihIh, but It necniod
it ii eternity before wo ntaKRcred to
our feet aaln.
"Then the luimilt. and tho woiti
ci'. h iTioH Kavo pluco to a death-lii;o
allein'o. Ah wg turned our oyea up
iiii tho elty, nhort cirrulta brought
flaHhen from the olrolrlu llRhtH that
threw fitful KleauiH upon the catiit
troplio. vliiHtead of 1 while- whIIm
tliere wPi-e'otilbro ihilhaeH nfl'uliiA.
"The HtreetH of the town are ini-
pUHKnhlu.- The work of HearehliiK I
the ruliiH for I ho dead will be tro-
HKMidmiH."
klna niudehia rerent fllKbt acron
tho "top of the world", but the hit
tor refuwd to sell.
When lAvu tenant Kielson was
naked what h thouKht about whllo
ho and Captain Wilkins wen; fly
iuK from Point Harrow rci-obs thu
polar roKiorm, he replied:
"If wc liavd waHoline enoiiKh, wo
aoon will aee, Norway, the land of
my forefather, ror thu first time."
A Hpeclal dlHpaLcli tmya that
Captain Wllkina H very popular ut
(J icon Harbor und la proving b,bn
arlf modeRt,' u Rood comrade, full
of enortry and a. ha id worker.
Meut. KielMon wuh deacrlbed n
the Humu and full of Kood liunior.
dfclartiiff hiiiiKelf "mighty com
fortable," 'ira ho Won on a aofu in
the radio at at ion KinckinKr and
read in r. Like Captain Wilkina, ho
wanta a chrtiiKo of clothes.
Astonished at t'oml'tnis
' Captain Wilkiua hmIcI that he felt
very comfortable at Omen Harl)or
and expressed astouiHhmeut that
ho hail found hero regular oom
fortable Norwegian houaoa. Aa
soon ua In; wcla time ho will con
Htruct a now hut like a ben hive
to - demdiiKtrnto the dwellings aa
they arc at I'otut Harrow,
Anions conjrra t illations which
thn comma udcr haa received la a
telegiam from Kinff Haakon of
Norway.
If all children are (jiven a voice
iu tho family co.uneiU and a ahnre
ITi tho family roHpnmdhJH tioH and
tn-ated with Hie khimo t:ourteHy and
eoiiHldei-ation hh adultH lliey will
ruspond by KurprlainRly effective
cooperation and develop n more
worthy and Intelligent type of
eUizenwhip; ItruiieH conduct oil bn
t'fii; uulocnitle, "bo(;aUMp I told you
to" llncH. are .(nut aa poor aoll for
the Ki'owth of democratic Idealn
aa the liomcn where upoilcd chil
dren are the family tyrant.
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.1,1'l.WOIlTH. Doi-.sct, Kiir., Apr.
24 (Al1) Kluar CH'orgc. l;nown as
one of the best shots in It is king
dom with a sport mi; un. provcl
that he is no novice al using heav
ier weapons.
After watching a special iJcmon-
stiatlon of the new royal tank corps
oi' widvh ho' Is coloiiel-in-chicf, the
doffed his braided field iiiar
mmi'H cap, put on a black beret,
climbed Into the tank and then pro
eeeded to lilt the target twice with
t hren-ponntler sheila.
ASTOKIA MUDU' OIKS'
ASTOUIA. Apr. L'-l. (Al')-Hr.
Kldred It. Waffle," 4S. for inajiy
years a prominent physician here,
dropped dead in his office here yes
terday. Death was caused by a
heart attack. Or. War fie wim horn
In Irfiill. Wis., and upont most of' his
boyhood In Pendleton. Ore. Me re
ceived his degree at the t'nivcrlty
ut' Oregon medical school.
COVE PERSONALS
Sei'Mcant he Troyat taliove), I'reitch army avtelor, reported Ui
be ready tor an attempted flight from Parts to New York In hi
"aa-hoi-Mcpoiver almson Mtimle-svater. to return the vlilt of tvi
oiicl l.tiuUeih. He and I Judy been mo warm ftiemU when the
l itter wan In PiirK .eieant dp Troy.it and Hnri Oel.ige. Krench
coinmenial pilot (tdiown below), "resvned" Lindy from the crowds
Sjy a ruse when he landed at l,e Itnui'ffet field. Tossing an aviator's
helmet lo u uearhy Anirrlcan. they whisked I.lndy to i;iffty. The
mob, mistaking the American for lJndbergh. almost vrlppled hlnvt
Ju the exgiteineut v the wolconm. ,
t'OVK SpV-lal o e lo- t I a
ball game on Thursday to I inhler
It was a fast rrame llirougbotit ami
was tird at the end ot tin '.itti lu
ll Hi B, when (hey had to play tt -of.
Imbler miide a brilliant play, tin
Mcoro stuuding -U-tT. Ttie gam'
Sctiduiei tth i ;igin Krtdity h p.i
called off becnun of stckms ut
Klgln. - v
The bae'alnun'ite scrviees will
tie at the Methodist church Sunday
evening". April :17th at :3W o'cloek.
The sermon wilt bp .preached hy
lht Kev, Win," M. Oradner and mil
hIc will to furnished by the Kyiisco
pal and Melhodist choirs. Tho class
this year nmnbeiN seven, and con
dst8 f Kditli Johnson, tieiipv.i
Muivhlson, Jay Martin, Kbcrt
Uilrd. Lester Petermun. Huetl
Palre and Kdward Oiistow.
The May day program is occupy
ing the attention of tho freshmen"
at tills time.
Miss l,oeK!lcn Tlroshears has
nga n been elected uucen of the
May. luiving served in that eapac-,
lty last year also. A short pio
gram tncluillng a may polo dance '
will be followed by a day of sports, j
John Hradner. brother ''of the
Itev. Win, Hiadncr. has mowd to
l.a Orunib". wher he Is now en'
gaged In business.
Tile Kev. and Mrs. Jtradncr are
very busy gelling i eady for the'r t
remoal to the cast. They will go
to their old home at Providence.
I It. I., for a visit wlth-thc'r parents
and will later he domiciled in Itos-
ton. where Mr.- Iliadnor will ho
execntlve secr-ctary of the educa
tional work of the diocese of Mas
tttchiisetts. Mrs. ,1. Mills and her son. Ooi
don, are spondtng the weekend with
M'.i-h Oorothy Mills In Walla Walla.i
They left early Hr.iduy morning.
M r. and M s. lialpti t 'omstock j
left on l'i lday ' for N'auipa, Ida., to
spend a few days with Mrs. Com-!
stoek'M parents, Mr, und Mrs. John
i "omstock,
Mr. and Mrs. !. K. P.itrkor en
tertained Mr. and Min. T. II. t'onk-
tin ami Mr. and Mrs. A. II. OrPjn ,
j al dinner Thursday. j
. i J. II. Price will deliver. the com-
nteltcement address to tho senior)
elars at Crane. Ore. Mr. Price was
principal of the Crane school orj
two years.,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Chadwlck!
witt moe to S.ilem In the near f'l-j
tnrp. They lave just returned!
from a. trip lo the Willnmetto an I
whih gone toun l a farm iiuite toj
their liktng ju,t a few miles out
of Salem, and arc now negotiating
for its purchase,
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Oarker lone
pnrcluiNcd the tvo-acre cherry or
chard belonging to Mrs. H lam-he
l.ove. Tl'.ts mvt'tttd joins tin Hac
ker ore ha ml an 1 will make one of
the f nest fruit Iratts at Cove.
Mrs.' A. M. McCtutn ins W 111
of the flu lor the pant week, 1
Mis. O. K. Oarker and Mrs. O. !.
Oarker entertained the tjidi-s
guild at the honm of the foimer on
Thursday afternoon. The rooms
wen g!y with daffodils und early
spring flowers. This was the first'
meeting of the guild since Hunter
and tho ladies spent the afternoon
in playing bridge, with three tabl.-a
in play. The hostesses served -a
dainty lunch after the games The
guestsvero Mis. It. II. Daniel, hon-,
or guest. Mrs. AVm. liradner, Mrs.'
L. M. l.nlrd. Mrs. J. Oayette, Mrs. f
A. H. Orton, Miss lhss Kelley,
'Mrs.. It. R French. Mrs. Stewart
Krench, Mrs. Wni. Ilalhuark. Mr.
A. 6. Conklln. Mis. T. C. Hefty,
Mrs. Presto and Mrs. Kellar String- i
ham, of Imbler. - I
Mr. and Mrs: J. Tlbbs, of Hainc !. !
were the guests of their daughter,!
Mrs. Haskell Olooin. Tuesday.
Mrs.. Keller Ktrtngliani und soa,'
(lobby, were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mis. II. I. Marker, Thtirs-.
day.
Mr. and Mrs, It. I. Marker enter-1
talned tit dinner Wednesday eve
ning, the guests being tho Kev. ami
Mrs, W. M. Unuliier and son. Hilly, I
und Mrs. A. (1. Conklln. "
Miss Mae Stearns, of l.a firande. 1
was expected' on Thursday to tak-;
tile school pictures, hut owing to
the snowstorm her visit was post
poned until Tuesday of next week.
The I-adtertV Aid' of the Methodist
chinch is gelting ready .two shoit
missionary plays to lie' given ea.lv
in May.
The men oT the district are luisv
engaged In gravolling (he toad
lemling to the reuiefery. Tliey hnve
spent several days in this splendid
w.orh.
One. of the most (leiiKhtfill evenls
of the wek was the dinner given
.by the Pun and Joy Uridtre luh,
honoring the Kev. and Mrs. Orad-
ner, who are soon leaving to make
their home in Boston. The dinner
was given at the I. O. O. l- hall
and covers were laid for 25. The
color sche-me of yellow and green
was most artistically carried out.
The flowers used were daffodils,
the lights were shaded In daffodil
yellow with yellow streamcra, ych
low candles und little- party flavors
of half-opened umbrethts iri thticol- .
ors to match. AHer a four .-courts
dinner. In hige was played at six
tables, Mr. and Mrs. llefly will'
ning the high score, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Miller, Ihe low. and -tho. Kev.
and Mrs. Itradner receiving-the
ffue-.t prtee. The gue.stH wre Mr.
and Mrs! (,. K. Karker. Mr. and
Mrs. P. Miller, Mr. und Mrs. John
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. ChuYlcs lllb
berd. C.runt and Vina Conley, Mr.
and Mrs. A. . Orion, P. Ii. and
Miss OeAs Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. T:
K. Conklin, Mr. and. Mrs. Win.
Hallmark, the Kev. and Mrs. Ilrad
nor,' Mr. und Mis. 'U O, Chad wick
and I.. C. Laniz, - ,
The Kev. and Mrs. llraduer,
Misseii Carmen und Jano Daniel,
Miss Oorothy Oarker', and .Mrs. J.
K. One,, are utteiiding the Kasteui
oret-on young people's convention
ut (taker today, .
The V-Mieiuble and Mrs. H. W.
Pieusey. f Pendlc-tun, were Cuvu
visltois on Priday.
Mrs. M;. KeHey ;,ri. M is. Ceorge
MeOimiei entertained the Indies'
Aid at tin. home of Hie former it
a silver tea w inesihiy. Mrs. Kel-b-y's
daughters, Mrs. Orion and
Ml P.ess Kelley, a-jrved the re
fieslmiontK for the hoslcMses,
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