La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 14, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textlal.iiMifcliJaSJ HonhftlW i i ' Papre Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, May 14, 1928 irmtrtr Bunting (Obsrrber t (lnrorporatrd) -An Indi;iMii(lini Newspaper rRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publish HARVEY F. MATTHEWS - - BiiHlnesn Manager ' PubllHhed evenings, except Humlity, at 1416 Ad wins Avenue : 1 Grande, OreKon. The o'lHorvfr-Htur published every ,Krlday. Entered at the Powtofflce at Ia Grande, Oregoti, a Heoond , CIum Mall Matter under act of .lurch 3, IA79. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUIfl CITST OF LA OltANDK " , ' ".. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Associated iTeiw is exclusively entitled to use tor publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not of irwlse credited If published herein. All rights of republication of speciul dla patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also ere reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance m ...... 76c Dally, six months l:i advance .... (. Dally, single copy .. H.6Q Br Mall 1 Dally, per month Jn advance ...... , Dally, per six months In udvunce .. ' Dally, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Star, per yeiu -.-... 60o - $2.60 Ifi.OO su.oo ADVEUTISINO RATES I Display, foreign, per column Inch ......... , . Display, local, per column inch Time contract prices on application. 40o , ONE OF THE M YSTEU1ES: Thy oorth, O Lord, la full of thy mercy; touch me thy statutcH. i'wilin 1111:04. IABEMARTINI LOSTINE PERSONALS l.OHTINB. Ore. (HHolai Mm Muliel Mur tun and llliig Evil J.01I. better of li Urumle called on Mm. William WIkkuiw Thurwliiy eve l UK. Mm. ('limit' MorrlH, of Wulluwa, vlKliod Mm. WIksuiis here Thuru Uuy. f Simfurd Cliaiiman liun iiuiolmsed u new couch. , i Churlea Hook, who hug been very III' of the iiimniiK, la reported lo he very much Improved. -Mra. Unite Willed left Monday for Ln Grande on hUMlneaa. Mra. Opal Onborii, of lup, vllt ed friends In Lusiine Monday af ternoon. Mlna Mildred MurrU xpent the weekend at Cove vlnltlnn (rienda. William Arnold of Klein- anil Mnnllde Wltth, of Wnllovm. vilt-1 ed frlenda at Routine Thurwluy. ' Mr. Voiiiik, of Joseph creek annin ' J several daya at Loallno on business and pieuaure. l''rlend of Alias Mae Carlson llUVO received the iinnniin..nIS, ..c Itonlli-KuerN limy liavo ll few i,er irriidiii.ilo.. r.-...,. ih. u ,. .,.! IrlnlH. but Irlhiilutloiu only hm'iii V hosiHtal achool of nursing at Ke stlmulalo em. "Tlier umxI V bo atlle. Miss Carlson is the dauBhter vi-ry row iivi'iiiioh h-ii f homoly of 0u8 Cllrlaoa an(1 uttondcd Los IMMipIo before Mi' urt o' kMikln' ' tij)e school nllly HMik tlr (oiiulry," sum Tell Hliikli-: Jlyrt our IcafMii1 bunker. She Practices in Supreme Court '.Mr. and Mrs. OeorKe Dodfe loft I nil uiu til inn tumv aiii.H9(fii. anna Irene Crusaler and 4yul i)am luock. . W. P. KohertMJi), of Eutei'priKe, , vlwiK-tl nt the home of Mr. and .Mm. j W. C, Kleenor Tuewhiy afternoon. . ; Mr. Flee nor l III and haa been t-onflucd to hlk bed fur about two i weeks. ' v j Mr. U'. II. Hunter and Mi'H. Ilml Tuyhir dnive to Ii (irumlo Monday, , U. V. AsMiuan Iihh ntoved htto ' I.oHtlne. . He formerly lived on u j farm nnnr here. , . , j Donald Courtney drove tu The TjjiIIch last week, returning home Friday. r l .Mr. and Sirs. Chan. Cruw apcnl j 'Siindiiy vlHitlim .Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Humble who live on , Huriicune creek. ' . . f (.'has. Maya, who haa awuiclated hlinaelf with the Itlack .Marble and Lime company, returned . to' Ills home In Portland Tiieaday. after 'atiendinK the offlcem nieetlnff In 'ENTIRE COAT STOCK Keduccd One Fourth N. K. WEST & Co., Inc. "La Grande's Leading Store for over 30 Years" ton. Wash., arc visidiiK "t the hoiim and la now -Kiiinimr In strenictli of their nan-nls. Mr. and .Mis- A. A. from an operation which he under- Antlea., Thi-y came over on S.il- went months ao. i. urday fur a short visit with their 'I'd Myrlck, of Hlgln. Is noiy uncle Mr. McAllister. ' IravcMiitr as pianist with the Thea'- Mrs. 8. W. Creasy who Is livinB trlcal Italic! Show company, which here for the summer, spent a few ms been in Cove for the past thrcft. ;nterirse Monday TilAt. . He plso "'"l'8 thu ,vupk ut llt'r nome '" days. .Mr. Myrlck'a parents wcr lVndleton. I Mr. and f.;rA Jolit. Nel,.n f The work on the road to Lower Leap, were uuests Kundliv of Mr. Cove rnpiilly takliiK shape with and .Mrs. J. H. Hensley. f Mrs, Ella McKlnnle tpen't several days ut the home of her daughter i former Cove residents. r?A U'uiiiifon Bureau Miss Virginia Dledel of Washing- .Mrs. Asle Cralue at Enterprise. Mrs. Nellie Bright, of IHp, spent Wednesday vIsIiIiik Miss lidnu Jlulines. , . ' With he briuht sunshiny days tiie South Kork river has been on washinK out a force of hulf a dozen truck" run- ! 1 ' " "ies Inlng night and day. country, perhaps hut we're saving I ... ... our applause for the man who I ''"l1" 18 r ""' "'"' 'sells Harry Sinclair a cllpplna with their teacher, Mrs. Helen I on- , , ! kiln . spent ''riUayplt'icng at tho . J - . grove. . I M. Whlsler Is slowly recovering' Men who can lead uauully do. i. ey, f.l..y. as Ik- iwsI Miss " ,," "...rrrJ": ' V" " " .."""'"S " l-iirvla,..-,.. who's i-ngagccl f .,,ev will vlLiV r.,,. " IT. . ..." . '"''" K'" .o gain lt , rmp11(.e Mrs. Dodge Jlehekah loll bekah assembly which they will visit for several weeks, the coveled honor of Dractirini! . ,-- V. if J." , . . ... . icimn aiiu uuiiik oilier uaiie Clltfi from Itin tiornni I ha ITttltarf filalou ... LADD CANYON PERSONALS i Fred E. Kiddle, Union county's state senator and cam paign manager for Hoover in Oregon, is running on the re publican ticket for dolegate-at-large to the national conven tion. Mi'. Kiddle should receive the complimentary vote of l Eastern Oregon counties with, practically 100 per cent n ucirKuiH irnm inn ncinrA inn union niaias wii nrcmn . . ... jjeitekan lodKe for the unnual He- court. She received her Bacheloi ln ,,,' ,,, ,Mh unu. meelH lit nt I n u- u Aaxrvaa frA m i"' ie.i . .... iinMohuro- ihiu r..nk ... ,i , . 10 carry on me water in neiier . ....m.., .-in. iiiciina Washington university and haa ahane. ' Childera, of Joseph, la the other dono leiral work for the rhilriren'4 delegate from Wallow, county who Ceau an? the Mixed Claim. . ""' U"a Mr"' LK5' Ml will leave later ,.1.17 . . I ., f j Valm Saturday morning for Walla Wal- The annmu art exhib.t of the CommlS8i0na TJo 8UlM here thoy expect to make their achool w-aa hold hr n,i,. 4,110 mXIC0, home. J,AI1 CANYON (Hjieclal) Mrs. ful school tVm here Friday. Three ' n,lntf' M,,y 1 1" Ueside the exhibit, u f Friduy about 26 club ladlea from of her uupilH, Mhrxarot Auatln, I.eo ' H rt ',rM,frHni "lo Kfven. P'leenor of SeAttle were also vis- Lontine motored to Juneph to at- KtirK'iwoii and Franc-la liealu' will I ,,,retI HlmelwriKht, of Joneph, re- HIK t the Klvwnor homo. This is tend an all-duy meeting at the tako tho slate ehchth grado exam- l)U,,l,c,in candidate for Joint rep- flt time in many yeara that home of Mra. ('ecil ChllcleiH who Inatiou next week. I reMentlltlVe. vlalted frlenda here 1,10 entire family has been toKether. aerved her Kuesta with a dellcloua Mi'H t'ln rji Allen nf Tji nmmtn sturdajv . , MIkh Ueulah MmkIII left for I'ort- dinner. She was nasistcd by Mrn. eveninK where iiLsjy ana flira. i.ray wno formerly - lived here. .'-.-' .Mr. Heuly has uccepted a poalLlon ln the Clare Childera barber Hhop. : ' ' i i..,., i ii i .i. ... mi'H. ijeorire. Hurl npnninMi..,u.i iinri weilnoHflnv in ir la 4im iw. i 'II. itua nvfit ni't-iiiiiMH lmii until iVuiik ill1. r-"" i'" " ri - - . iiuiuiiii Luutivtty UlUt UlUOIl county Citizens ihe home or her hr..ihr A k "y fluughtor Mrs. Hwan. of Kh- Hhe will attend the graduation ex VHl naturally bo expected to pay our local candidate The l''ebloi ' terprlso, returned homo from Half- erclMos at the (lood SamaHtnn hos- Observer Speaks of it merely to remind interested Venule '""!m", ....'. "l.''.?1". ' bel Harvhl,!' 1JI,Z11- we"L S" "e ,hwe l ll r ii. . . " -"! " ui irnuy - .... - n;lis OI uieir opporiUtllly in tttlS instance. Don t foriret tO "hicks mid are having good sue-I , r"m enor and son llllllo Mr. ami Mrs. Jne Candle and iut an "X" in front of Fred E. Kiddle's name for delegate. at-iarge in f naay s election cess with them. i'lirnirrs am very busy ut pre cut working the ground and seed ing It. High wnlcr has made this work somewhat later this year for some. ij "The race for congress is warming up in eastern Oregon," Said Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles of La Grande, who came to loitlnnd to hold court here for a 8eli. "The candidates HOOVER TAKES &: out reminding the voters not to forget how lo spell their! FlVHINr TRIP Mmiina nn ni-inim-ir ,lir r'.,..l.,. r.. :.. i ... ,i ! r '-"' iTll 1 Mill ' "wiciii vmiiiin is siruiiK iur me ID- IPfilf WW flIVe nomination of Chief Just him best Justice Uand does not need any certificate of irood cnaracter litim any investigating committee Johnnie excuse me Chief Justice Uand, nearly ,M I'M. Knteriirise Kun- COVE) PERSONALS i I'OVIi, On-., (KpecluD Mr. 'and M.ra. fieo. Miller have -returned uiove up irom i.e urande last week Miss Sara .Sherman and Mr. Uerk u visii it. k.. rieenor who very ley Candln visited .Mr. criid in. niey returned to Ui Clrande Wllllum1 Hook at Wednesday morning. ,i,lv. 1J. II. Maglll who has been suf-' a l . forlng from an Inf.,. , ,k , . .. ' A ''""' l-rngram was pre .:,iunt-, iiy Hieppillg to resume his ih. ....ti .. . . .. ..,,,.,.r jiiei ii, mi. , .ir. ami .Mrs. K-e 111 Mel'n,, Mm of Ills fool last week. ' "MlV SlrH" (i"y m"v'! the weekend at Knterprise as guesls . Mr. and Mrs. Mead, of Wallowa ,, , , . "Hllamsiin of Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson, were l,lii,e vlH..r I.....1, hl" ,",M " whl' " v- Kwirles has Miss Louise Weaver, who under pplng on a m I Is able .7 , , "l ,,,e '""u"e. '""" '""I I'ere after spending the winter at i work " gal. M r A . ;"r'",!'" . l' --hes following tho their home near I asademCal. null ilir.,.,Ji. ii.. i.ii r0K"u'r ly K-lu-.ol hour. , Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCool spent k The last week of school will he a rented. Mr. Crow will work for .Mr. wii.i.iAMHi'nnr. !.. x lllivu Known UI') llleauing away from . poll-. Vlnlnl M......I.., .... n,. IV HI years . . : .... i u.. ami on Tuesday evening Ihn cIhsm and this is the first time I ever knew his professional or novur ,dy was TrYing "to iuri ..:vUI went u serious operation at Hot busy one for both teachers ..il , .'. . ' "m. ",P ''. ' now convalescing at hgr stlldenls. Tim oll..l. ...... i. ". i lean crow and home here. MV ' Inatlons will be conducted by Mrs. ,''' ,'"',,y- "C 14 '" , "obc is ,ad Silas Kegel- ' " s iiniiin on .en on iii.iisiiav moi iiinir lor unv- the class .op r'',e- r . ton. Wash.. Mr. Hobelts will visit III I.e ci.i. ' ' ,-..v."" "" nM iu me .. oio.nei-. ini'ie. win. is seriously OlllCial integrity to be OliestlOlied." Intervinw ill 'Mnmlnv lho wily trnut from streams ill r..l....l T.. ., .... ' l.ycomi ifiuiiuuK ui-l-huiuhii. - diKige inowies opinion oL.Uhier Jus- 1 It. lln,,uu ..11.... ... .... I.ycon.mg countiy. v (Irande M'hursday on business. V lire Rn,l I. I r...,.r..f ...I ,.,lil. ll. ... ...,... .... . ' . '"' "iclieslra iiavcu.ru- 'p.r.i ,1'v.i.vtu hvuhu .Tin. t,uu iiui iiiiL.v uiiiiiiiiii in .vij...--i .. in.iyrLriK iioiii ,clta In Uio fj. . IC. fl'l.oi. i,.. this HPrf.l'nn. 'wo mv mien n.,1 ul..,l.l l,n oil fl, ,..! i Washlngtoh. Air. Hoover l.-rt early i leri.rlso Wednembiv nvn,.i . ,lu' '""'" f M riAnottanrv in annnvn n l.i.y n.a 1,,. .11 IV.. T,. Tl 1 .... l.i. ' ..t ..... ., ' . "-e. t a no ma I e lol! c milil. vv .,.v.. .fcf, ...fj.. iuy ii, i oiniyu; llcllltl Oil l lltuiy. "'- .:.y. ...en- iw reinaui It is The Observer's oninitm 'thnt In. him mnAnMnA hiif r"' ." r, w ,l"y" "" 11,0 Bm!,t ot Jay , , , , " ............. ... cooke or rhllailelphia. with honor, hns endured a malicious ordeal with distinct credit. He should be re-nominatcd for the supreme bench. Oregon Caves To ..rw.erw.iu-, visited II'ICUUS nei'O Tlie.S- day. ,( V. T. West, of I'orlland. iiriived here Sunday to visit his daughter. .Mis. i.-. j,. Allen. Miss Kathleen lliiiin : nusiNicss honor Lnwless business must be curbed, for tho benefit of legiti mate business as well as the public welfare, says Judge Edwin L Parker, chairman of the board of the United Elates cliam jer of commerce, liusines's must pvml llmsr. m.mi.....u ,. i, ....... 1 --.. ......... cuing operullun having been umler bung it into uisieputo by abusing their power and brcakinp "" frihe pasi few nmuihs. only the law Otherwise a wrathful public will impose severe gov- rSrnrrwrn'Tm; uumcnuu regulation 01 uusincHS. m r i . JIJVIl Ufl 1 UVtiUUy ,home Friday to pend two worlta v'HilinK her pateutN, Mr. nnd Mr, llloy llauii. She baa Jut completed u biiHliu'HH course In I'orl l.ni.l, inid CHANTS 1'ASM. Ore. Mny 14 ( A.I)- The rKoii oavca will bo opened tomorrow, May Ifi, for the Hummer NciiKun. ltonda to the cav erns ate in excellent condition vd- cninK operation bavlnir been timle until tlx work Ih completed The that no Interiemieo with At thfi uhnmlinr's nminnl mnnliiw h tf.AA . a,,.,n.:.... '"Kineer In chnre declares !i . T . "wv," ,IU 4V-IUItu 1,1 there will w. terms to the recent consi)icuoua examples pi' individuals inivoi. prominent in big business bmmiing intoxicated with power I time lor Home "Wayne Cl ow returned hfnne frnni Salem Monday where he had .spent a week with hla Hlater Mi.ss Miua C'rw. Mra. lavc Him, .f i:t-in. Is linpn rived lr"ri,,K fU-",f daughter. Mrs. Oxcjir i- cikummi, w iki iiiis neeii very til for .several days. iMIhs lieul.ih M.miil. M rM. Kern WlllhtuiKMii nnd Mrs. W. "'. Klcen- wlll return there after her vlwlt, to "r Kl"'"t Tlun-Mbry (it'ternonn at accept a position. , Walluwa. The Sassar brothers, of Kuter- AIr i,IHl IHiKe. have taken a htriie h.k'cliitf Mr l!- contract In the timber on the Walk- ' i'""'de Saturdny. They ei place lip lho South Kork. They n" w,t' "f Summerville. moved their famllleM there thin Mike Moffiit. wlm runs Hip .Mul week and will IickIu operaliona re;imery here, .was quite ill Mondny niurnltiK. jSunday anil Monday o. V McKin- h K, Karrclt, of Payette, Ida.. zI tno, '' place In the creamery arrived here Monday to visit friends , (ll"'ln absence, and relatives In Wallowa county. I The Lostlne ncho.il will close tlilx Mm. Karrell accompanied him as week and the rnmliie arc ment exer far iih Im Crande. where she stop- else will be liebl at the hlli sc1hh1 winter in Itickleton.- Wash., ;nnl III, and M,ih. Koirer to consult with Stockton. Cal., has returned home a specialist. 1 for the slimmer. j Mr. Kred McAllister, of North Mr. and Mrs. ,ln.jt,Teiti1elnn ami ' ''JiKot u. ' i visiting at tho home of HIS SISier, flll'M, A, A. AlltlcH. Ho arrived" on Thursday and will ie-' iiiiiin for a week or no. ' Mr. and Mrs.t'liriord Kail and children. Dean and Itachel and Mr. and Mia. II. 1. Antics, of Tie- son of l-.ntcrpriso, visited Sumliiy n ml At i-.s i-v IE ' heonnid. The Test- if xm James "If you want to . know whether you are going to be a success or fail- y'' ure in life. you can eas-,,' ily find out. The test is i i r n;t. i .'i simiJie anu liiiaiiiuit;. 'Are You Able to; Save Money?' , ; a "If not, drop out, since v - you will fail as sure as you are. alive.-You may 'i not think so but you will eventually, because the germ of success is not in you." : James J. Hill. , :' Better think it over - then act. . United States National Bank . - ' . . nil Mis. I.. .1. ',,,.y i,d (..'oiiiird drovo to Ui i.'liirnril Mid involved in transactions tainted with frmwl mri . 1.1 '"""i "'"'"t l.'.... ..:..l..i:.. c ... ..... li'VtT full. ; ' ..j I- .., suuiiii uuniiiusH cuiltllici., nuitl- Major Ho..il.. Tor lnvsld.'iil? diiyn. . UT. Four stiidem:. will - cniilu- ing themselves above the law." j ' l:- ' My nd ihii.in.ii ofui.d this your., mimx i:,nth .ncimh 1Innot hiiuimrae i.w... I.r. .......i i. ll ii ' rortnno di'iiinn- Joseph sciil Mundny nlKllt with romphti-.l (hi- ionise ut nild-vt-ar J10IICM I11WI1(S nieil, 110 insists, IllUst SCO "that tllO pro- Hl,u. (hat on,. Koo.l turn d-.rr.-n Mr. mid Mr.. W. r. Kl..cn,.r. Mr. and ...noicl tho Orc-Bn Siato Nr fessltm Of business is piU Jied of those pirates who:;e aetS stijf- "'"I ln. llnrloy l-l.onor nnd Karl nml school at Monmouth. Tho oth- niaUze and hi injj business generally into disrepute Reckless and selfish initiative must be curbed in the public interest ami in tho interest of legitimate business. Organized business! will have the courage and the sound judgment to cast out these defilcis of the institutions of business." J. IIlilc is "(to courageous hoiiesLy reassuring to those f w have felt that notorious offenses iigainst public and busi ness morality were taken too lightly nowadays. Judge Park p is undoubtedly right as to the gravity of such offenses mid also the el recti veness of punishment which legitimate business is capable of administering to its black shoop- There1 is no more ericctive penalty for any crime than ostracism by t,!.c. offender's associates. An excellent exnmnle of that is John D. Kockcfeller's request for the resignation of the liresi-! dent of his Slandaid Oil of Indiana following the Continental Oil bond scandal, lie is to lie complimented for his stand against Stewart. l!ig business doesn't need that kind or executives. n'liitr'fw-r,iaamrMipiM.i.. . CRYSTAL FAZING A Conscientious Citizen Who Will Eo . A Conscientious Official Time is Short Get Your , Name and Your -Advertisement In The New TELEPHONE DIRECTORY may mean a lot to you. lJ 0 ' IL Candi'Jalc For The Republican Jsomination For , District Attorney Boh Ayers is well educated, wal cqiiip;ed for the office he r,ccl3. l ie is an ex-service man, has an excellent law training -has had a variety of practice for five years, has rapidly won the com mendation and respect of his associates for his competent court ' conduct. As a resident of this community he has shown a fine community spirit, mis worked conscientiously and intellie-entlv for the county's welfare; " . "-'"iHuy .i iO UK mikuic oenei or tno luc-.nDera of this Ayers-For-Dis- ". , ' ' "1'l'v v u 1 nac ne VV1" '"auc a conscientioHfs public offi cial as he has made a conscientious private citizen, that his elec tion v.-il be :a step in the dim-tion of better, more business-Hkc administration of t-ounty affairs. "iebs ukc Uoh Ayers invites airl will licarlily anprccialc your supiiort end' vole!' VOTE FOR AYERS FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Republican I'i inuMic;, Friday, P.Iay lSJh "The Man Who Can Win in Xovni, toer liid A.U-. A'ors-l-.i.-iiMHtt.A,i,,I1(y fl'ih , .it. . Wyl.lc-. Home Independent Telephone Co. 1