La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 25, 1928 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER lla(6rmtrje ifemnq (Dbsnrte (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRA'K B. APPL13DT . . Udlior and i'uuiismtr HARVEY F- MATTHKWB , ,. Business Manager Published evenings, except Kunduy, at 1416 Adams Avenue t Grande- Oregon. The obsorver-8lar published every Friday. Entered at the Postufflee at J -a Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claw Mull Matter under act of Murch 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA OltANDH r M KM BUR ASSOCIATED PRESS - The Aiwoclated j'ress la exclusively entitled to uite for public t tlon of all newb dispatches credited to It or riot otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of repuhllcatlon of special die paichca lu this paper, and also the local news herein also are . reserved. .r " Hbubscription RATES .'.j ,'. lly Carrier Dally, per month In advnnce ...... Pally, alx months In advance .... s Pally, tingle copy ........ '................ , By Mall Dally, per month In advance Boo 'Dally, per six months In advance 92.60 Dally, per yeur In advunce . ......$6.00 Weekly Observer-Htar, per yeur 92.00 .. 76c , 94.60 60 t . ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column inch Time contract prices on application. ..420 ..40a . THE PEACE OF (lOO Oreut peace huvo they which Juvo - thy law: mid iiotlihiK shall offend them. 1'hiiIiii 1 1 'J: I ti.r. ABSJfARyiN" S. CHANCES IN . Crack American Field, In cluding Scholz, Paddock, Locke and Borah to Run IIOO-.MKTICIt t'llVMI'IONN NHW YOIUC (AI') Olympic Zoo-meter chmiirtlun unU tliu.r tlmeit: . . , . 1S00 Tettkculiury, IT. 8., :22 15 IS04 Halim It. 8. :21 35 (x) IMS Kerr, fiinuilu, ,:22 25 1912 CriiiK, II. H.. :217U 1920 Wocxlrlntc. IT. 8. :22 IU24 Scholz, U. S., :21 36 U) (x) Olympic record. World h record, 20 6, by I'uddock. - Til' cofltltloili-Mt llllslako o' lilt In lliinkhr u -luu'll do tvv IIIIUllMT liy AJmi J. ;mil(l (Affsoclutcd 'rHH Hliorts Kdltor) ' NKW YOHIC (API The Olympic .iiiti-meier uprintlnir cltamplonahln lias been. out o( American handa only once In Olympic history anj there Isn't much likelihood that (l will bo taken uway from Uncle Hijm this aummei- al Airmtari.am. 1'or this particular feature oC the WELL SAVESV CITY FROM A ' DRY PERIOD . (Continued from Page 1) HEALTH ' I I IILST AID S,MPLIMi:i Ity T. H. I'uMU- Health Scnlcw WASHINGTON AI'). A simple, standardized method of artlfielul rcsplrutlou iius been worked out ply to the reservoir. Is belnif sought today by Horace Knupp, water sup erintendent, who started from La Grande on hurseback, and by t ho by Public Health Service and other caretaker of the Denver creek In- exports, on first aid to the Injured. tune, who started out on fuot rroiu thut end of the line. At the Intake, the water In pourinK Into the pipe line but ut this end, nothing Is coming out. The pipeline extends 1 0 miles over ruutfed, mountainous country and the break may bo uny pluoe iilontf the line, City MunaKer . C, Crews wild today. As ulckly as ! This waa undertaken to facilitate the pen era I dissemination of first aid knowledge, which has been hmupered somewhat by the multi plicity or iru'thods taught for the artificial inducement of respira tion, one of the fundamental prin ciples of all systems. 'Many lives have been saved by H4iton. I don't know why wo still International uthletic program it rail 'em Hi' weaker mi. unless It's lMH-auM they a Huh iiiik fcr u man l' himmIo ii lh' flouer beds. Four M or os Die In Electric Chair MANILA, Apr. 25 (AP) Four MoroH, followers of tho Muhum iitedan fn.llh, were executed here today In the only electric chair In Every nation rejoices to see antiwar sentiment in jjtherhe orient for robbing the home 11 tries " .of a fellow Aforo and killing him. Only one or the four died with ItmdtUuuul M,oro bravery. The Countries. l, , A new sleeping cur has lieen developod, said to be far moie " virtually wuro m state comfoiable than the oidinary Pullman. Onllf you want hair. use it, you 11 have to go to Lanada. I nil 11 (ChleD 'I'll hi I. husband of l'l-lilcess Tarhatu Klram, SCho Is f.,. - ,' ' ' ' 1 ' HervtiiK a term In prison for plRy- V "Sophistication is the fashionable word these days. It ir " icadimc imrt in an uprisinB i i.u- i a- 4...i : . i.i.: i. ... ... j of natives on Jolo Island ailmln ib uid nuynui-B iui Biua in ciuuiiny, Kit,, nieruiuie aim uun- Mmil M,(umiiedan rites to the four condemned men , after they lilld refused to receive absolution from u Catholic priest. , Planning Another Flight to America jVersatidli. Well, that is encouraging to lovers of simplicity. jJVVhcn rt change comes it will have to be in their direction. "Hie license tag is' about the last accessory a motorist thinks of. Except for identification by tle police, nothing ivbout a car could be of less importance to him. Yet even in . . . i- A . .: n 1 1 i i c . &uui a uiik uieic iiiuuiutuui;. vvuiu cuiuus liuin a uei uuii t n . , . . . . , .. . , . ... , , , ' MKKHA1T. Oer.. Apr. 26 fAI') f. ctory just starting to jnake next year s license plates for Ncnotintions ror another flight to a motor-minded state that it hasjaid in as raw materials, a meri in a junkers plane i.y way mfn a.1 "i iii i oniin 11 , . . . of Hnldonuel have almost been 1200 tons of stec) plate and 8000 gallons of paint. That completed. should take care of part of the job, at least. , An interesting' Tn" Jn""- "''". iiowever. imn j ii li i ii. i. ji i i i i ., i i declined to dlvulse the details bill sidelight is' that these plates arc being made in the state n,,. Associated i-resa learns thai pcnitentiaiy,! That should be a, continual reminder to every "" project is beimr enRineered by . ' i ' ' . v -,i r -i Mule Dillenz. Viennese actress, driver. The 'ivcnttil association Would- mala" foe careful who y,,lu. Bot 11H rr UH tho dlivingV :: ,1 ' Azures lii tlie 11-1220 in an effort ( ,'., ' ' ' , to niiilui the westward jiusshko to 1 "Love lies on its deathbed," laments Conn nit nrv.ii mi ii-ii.M;in i:i i'iti i: l.(ili. The Prince of Wale now holds eiKht of tlic nine llritlsh m-dei-H uf kulu'hthood all but the order of the Hath. (iood Hio n ud clear (tiu1tty In lumber menus Kienl ly enhanced value. It fi-aqeuinly pnys the larKcwl finani'lut return to efer cuttini; (lie timber crop on u farm wuinlljitxl until the treoa lire 40 to fiO yetiiH old. The returns from tho thinnings in the meanlline should n del tip to one-quarter or one-third oh much us the value of Hie flnnl crop. i'soi'Ihil' " , ,.., .... -.1.1. r (the German philosopher, in an American mujriiziiic. "From' vauis xeiiriy'Koo.uuo r Paris' now on, ;lov0 simply is to exist nd more." And why? Be- inhabitnniH no to tho the- i ' ii .i .,i i i ater or tho movies dally, Kovern- ;Ciiuse the modern woman treats with man as with an equal. nuMll fjKl,,,.H hidimto. Or if it happens to he in America, site teats with him aa an inferior. So, bcciuse civilized yoinan .in jfonci-id has risen) k,.."'. ii'ThrMuper-iioi... to equality with man, mid in America has risen perhaps a lit hiia tirrived -'In Keene riding ,t'e higher than that, there is to be no mine love! ' It merely 'ITZJT Hnows now ioonsn a pnnosopner may do, suosiitutin"; tine-.way. spun tncones lor evcnasiinp; realties, mere was love in tne world before there was intellect, and there will be love after a millfon years of ray-beard philosophy. It may flourish dl the more stionly and finely because of equality. i u ; KIWHKK SUOri'INCJ The last week in April is family week for the British Em pire. Membgrs of that imperial group of denuracies arc i i pposed to enter upon a shopping orgy, buying things from each other instead of from outsiders. ' Canada, interesting to us in such a role because of her nearness and buying power, is playing the game enthusias tically. "Co-operation, co-ordination and patriotism" is her motto. 'Everywhere in the Dominion are placards calling for tho "big push," There are "myriads of gaily flaunting red, white and blue banneis, flags, crests and a multiplicity of other advertising decorations, radio broadcasting, newspaper advertising, talks in theaters, service clubs and schools, and prizes for essays and window displays." That's all rij;ht. Members of a family should patronize ench other. Happy is the family which; like the British Em rbe, is big and vaiicd enough to supply all its iiumhUms with nearly everything they need by friendly interchange. Nevertheless Canada will doubtless continue Uncle Sam's best customer, with England next and. the minor dominions failing. However strong patiiottsm may be, economic law alins human nature is stronger still. So patriots will con tinue buying where they can get what they need moat ad vantageously. t. That is good for everybody concerned. Nations grow rich ivs well by trading with each other as by domestic trade. The rapid exchange of dollars within the British empire will aid prosjrity, but the rapid exchange of dollars on an interna tional scale -will aid it more. would be difficult to figure how the IT. H. A. could bo better fortl jfled than It in with Jackson, Scholz. the. defending chatnpioup ('hurley Paddock, the world's record-holder and runner-up for the title twice: Itoland l,ockp. the furlong record holder; Charley Itorah, the inter collegiate fluHh. umj others. Kt holz. I'addoiK. Locke, and Mo ra h all have turned 2 (Ml metcm In hotter than 21 seconds, which Ik faster thun the time recorded for any previous Olympic triumph ul the distance. It will be worth travM'ng a few thousand nil Its to ttco if Hcholz an J I'uddock huvo uny hucu duel ul Am'steriJum as they Md at 'oloinhx In 1 1124. On the French (rack Jack broke, tho tape inches In front oi the Oillfornian In a desperate fin ish that saw I'addoek collapse. These two ve.te.una both have consuming unihltlons,. He hoi, to win tho race twice In a row, some thing that htis never been done, and Paddock to wipe out the Jinx I hut has beset him Ju this event in two previous Olympiads. In both l!i" and 191! 4 I'addoek was a favorite In the "200" hut ho was the vic tim of un upset on the soft Ant werp track, where Aan Woodrlng of Hyiacusc tilumphed. and he was no"d out by Hcholz at Paris. Woodrlng's victory was one of the lug surpiisenf the ItiJU Otym Mud. He had Tilled to place n tho final American Inula and wan considered an outsider In spite :ii his rapid Improvement after ar riving in Antwerp.' Jt was an odd break the day be foi e the f Inn Is t hat played it big part In Woodrlng's triumph, , In Urn opinion of iJiwHon Itobcrt&on, tins year s Olympic head couch. "Woodrlng needed new tdioe Hobby (eedlls. "lie .'nsf h.!y(ig I rou hie wilh his footgeiir so I told htm to take a lny oi'f and shop for some others. He came back with a pair that had the longest spikes I ever saw. They were over in inch long, but on the soft Ant werp hack they gave hllu just tho right grip und helped him win." Oobbv Kerr, the old Canadian Star, Is the only sprinter who Iuik i'er Hiiown his lu'els to American talent In the Olympic "ami." n did It at London In I '.mis and shut the Yankees out of the sprints al together, for Walker, the South African, had conquered them In the "1 00." Jimmy Hector und Nate SurtmeH, now Penn Mate's couch, were uinong Kerr's victims. It la found, a crew of workmen the prompt application of the, ele wlth tools and supplies to make nients of first aid treatment to ac repalrs, will be sent to the scene ftdent victims pending the arrival from la Orunde, Mr. Crews ex- of professional assistance, and the pects the survey of the line ty be Health Kurvice has taken the posi completed' sometime before eve- ,(' thut every effort should he nlng and lu all likelihood the crew made to simplify methods; so that will be ruHhed out either tonight or the fundamentals may he under tomorrow, 1 stood by everybody. First aid C'auso of Ilivuk I'tiknowit knowledge is particularly tmport The cause of the break, of courne, ant at this season,- the authorities Is unknown and will have to he feel, because of the Increased like determined after the leak is found, Uhood of uccidonts attending tho Practically no excitement result- pursuit of outdooor rccreutlons and ed from the break. Water users as occupations. a whole were unaware of the pipe- tiih new Htnnini-i line break, most thinking that the storing the breathing of an aeel iwiei u oeen oniy temporarily ,i(,n( victim t i.. i,.,. ..innt ' SPRINGTIME RAYONS 4 Many Smart Patterns V $1.00 yd. N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over .30 Years dtaslns the luwu up BUfficicntly to 1 iikt iMOl.tl... Aftw tlu prellmln. dll.flB.lw It. A r..v n.lnuu.8 cncli : ry und ttlorouifli raking with .m day gettl e Hd ot uouliU-son.t. Iron-tooth.d guidon rak. prlnk.i weeds BO u long way louarda the f.-rllllT and let the clipping, getting the ,n Into shape. tirai remain upon tho gram In later wl run ou a great ...any weed, mowing, to work down among ho b, plantain and dandelion paR-h.- 100U and act aa mulch during the ho d he r own against the bet of hot and try ng days of mldaumnier. 3od. Later in the year HU1pna a - r Iron may be sprayeu upon nmi-,nni eaved planta for their destruction another alep thai should not la-no, Thoul damage to the grass. U.glecWd If a level velvety aurfae had shut off. Service waa nutckly re stored ami only a few of the water use of the city knew that a serious accident to the water system hud occurred. The Old Town reservoir holds will disfigure It for a short time, but It returns w ith a renewed vlgo:' ufler Its Iron tonic. After weeding the lawn go over It with grass seed und sprinkle It method for lll'-HI "here tho weed colony nave .uee-n mm patches smooth or tumping thein, is desired. A bumpy luwn can ney pi be velvety, and freezing anil Ihuwlng leave bumps. The gardener who can resist the temptation to overorowd" his plun; lias taken a big sU.'l towards sue; cess. ''-.'. on his abdomen, with one arm ex tended and the other bent at tho. elbow ami the face turned out to keep the mouth and nose free from oh.HtuJctlon. The first air worker j enough water-to supply the city for kn(.llnB s3 .,' plac pttllI many hours and the break did not r , t.n.l on the small of the. :...7n .i." . . . ''ack with the little flnwers touch until the reservoir Itself was drain ed. Inspection trips are made to the reservoir two or three times a week. but at the last trip everything was In good order and water was flowing into the reservoir. Ing the lower rlba. down rlrmlv If no roller is avallabl The new glass will soon iui u, .... , spaces where the weeds have bee i ,.v(. dressing or shredded cow removed..: I manure to perenn'nls In both tin Too much emphasis cannot be ' newer and vegelnble garden. The placed upon the necessity of fur-1 hitler means asparagus ill parllcu;: nlshtllg the lawn with a good diesj-, .J Ing of feitlllzer each spring us sdon r, a Hi. frost is out of the aroint I .,.' With , arms and the grass starts turning green. I Hegm " ' " "f 'r 'a hem straight ami rlgbl. he then rtiiB eariy uppucau,, , . , h A can be spaded lit swiriBD lorwan s ow y. in- ? mil' inn .ue a. uiu im ii " "' , f. cd.Mi.xci to r. s. 11 Kit MM. Apr. 2.14 (AP) Thea Unsche. Oermany's f!ing fraulein, will leave for New York on the steamship ColumJius on Sunday. Chicago Retains City Manager Plan t'M'lV MIiANIJ, Apr, 2f. (AP) An uuiendinent to the city charter which would have abolished city uiacager government was defealed yesterday by 8,763 votes. It was sponsored by Harry ij. Davis, Vhu vote: l'or the amendment 41,05; against 4,7!i8. MAY MHMIKK WAKKANT WASHINGTON. Apr. 5 (AP) DiHinissal of tho senate warrant ordering the arrest of Itobert W. Stewart, chiilrnmn of tin board of the Standard Oil company of In diana, wits proposed in a report prepared today by Senator Walsh of .Mont a mi,- prosecutor for thr. Teapot Dome committee. weight of his body gradually upon failure of the lawn during the sum .the patient. . I his movement-takes jtwo reconds. Then he immediately swings backward, removing the , pressure entirely for about two, sec-j i oiids, t after which he swings for-1 ward again,, and hack, repeating the pressure 32 to 15 times a min ute, until natural breathing has ! been definitely restored or the vie- f tint has been pronounced dead by a physician. ' . j The application of artificial res piration is regarded by health serv ice authorities as one of the two must inportaut funds mentals of first aid, the other being thecon irol of bleeding. . lake good manure. Light Lunch or Full Meal WAII.lt MAI Kltl AKS DKTKOIT, Apr. 25 (AP) A break In a foin-foot water main today paralyzed letrois Indus- i of the trial section for three hours, flood- i during the summer will he removed d sections of the city with four, and fertile sources of spreading by THE GARDEN M-rr i:i;i)s orr or i.awx i;.wly spring Is the best time to attend to weeding the lawn, when the dunde'ions andj planlalns. ' 1Ik' worst pesis, flist start, into growth and the ground is sort. If they ure pulh-d'or dug out at this time' much trouble t hey usually rtive r m When you want n lusty iunch a nicely served sandwich a delicious hit of pastry and a cup of full flavored coffee a rich ma I ted m II k visit the Coffee Slm(. Our special noon lunch eon' served on week days eleven-thirty to two Is a full meal for Bile. feet of water, marooned pedes-1 li-iahs'aud forced the' ' eldslng "of i telephone lines until Die broken I main was partially repaired. j seeds will Ulso be removed. "'Weeding devices are now" sold f " which yank up (uprooted pTarits 1 very Intndlly and readily without diu'Aoo noii;r max shot CHIi'AOO, Apr. 2ft ( A P) David Sher, f2, proprietor of the Para dise Arms hotel on Washington boulevard was shut -dead in the hotel lobby early today by a guest who then fled with two men und a womun companion. , A youth who registered hist night as T. J. Do ft is was sought us the actual slayer of Sher, ' The mo$l efficient Plan the vegetable crops for the garden wit houl delay Pine Is tr(Mln" e'en. I-;STA('AIA ItOi.KKD KSTACADA. Ore., Apr. 1'5 (AP) Huhbcts lust night went through tills village, visiting several busi ness places. I'ascuila garage found lis nil snort ( u, . ooa s ga rage io a ( (5, Kstacada Pharmacy found Its shelves looted of narcotics, tobacco and cigarettes and Morgan's gro cery store checked up losses on to bacco alone. Itarr's blacksmith shop contributed $lf. t : id ' U li Sacff jaweq Coffee Shop Sacajawea Inn "Points the Way to llcltrr Tilings." i r CHiPOPTIC Hurial caskets used annually in I'lanting the Pnlted tates reitiire 102, mm.. nun board feet of timber. i BRINGING HOME THE BACON IN' CHICAGO NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY covering Union County Exchanges of ! . LA GIIANDR, UNION, COVE, ! ELGIN, IMBLEk to be issued seen. ARE YOU IN IT? ? Home Independent Telephone Co. tiii: si'ix.M. coi.r.Mx ftfsSNI v c 7). j 7n 1Q O . . -i r- -jV , r -V Is the chief nerve center of the whole human system. Krom It rad'iate t he ne.-ves - regulating every organ, every limb, and every vital point In the entire frame If the spine Is function ing i igf'.t the nerves are right, but if any of the latter are wrong, Ihe'r ehlropraelic adjusT ment of headquarters the spine becomes necessary. My Klect rival tuatmciits get ipilckcr results. ' . Dr. J. E. Woodell L'll siiniiiii-r 111.1k. 'Iiihic IU7-W. IW. IU0-W . Himii- U a. in. to A o. n. (t'lilropiaHir t:cl.H Iti'MlllK) INFANTS' STAMPED DRESSES All made ex cept the hand work, fro m high - grade white ttain-sook. 59 to $1.25 KNIT BOOTEES 25? to 98f NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP f -Wf IBM ! n"mBi0.liJ M M m B m Pattison Bros. Grocery Small Packages of Quality Canned Vegetables and Fruits for Small Families P?-,1- JtL WtLt.Httvk. AT.fc ,l)tR. I COT int. LEANED PIECE t cooa v.Nri .mi.st m in 1'ancy Golden Corn in No. 1 can '. Solid. Tack Royal Red Tomatoes, No..l can, 13 2 for Choice Sliced Peaches and Grapes, S oz. can, 2 for White Star Tuna Fish, , 182 for Z''Z Royal Clu)) Tender Sweet Peas, Js'o. 1 can B. & M. Lima Beans, No. 1 can Royal Club Cut Beans, No. 1 can California Spinach in oz. can, lo 2 for :. ..15c .25? ...25c 35C ...15c ...15? 17C ...25c .Hostess Cakes Fresh Again Wednesday n n m m m m S3 R in m n m n m m m n pi B m n PQ n rs u ;a ;h .sa .PI M momma: Call 51 A I.N SO 1 m 6II1IIIMI llIilllIlillIllllsaiBBB;