La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1928, Image 4

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Patre Four
Monday, May 21, 1928.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Hax-orporatea')
rRAKK & APPLEBY .
. Editor and Publish or
BAR VET P. MATTHEWS .
Buain
pnollahe-1 eTenlnr. except dMu. at uuu AttiH
la Oraade. Orex-on. The oOTr-Sur potlrtt. evary Frvday.
Eatered u the Poetof'tc al La Grande. Ortu. aa Second
i Mail Matter under act of March . lilt.
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CITT OP LA iRA.NDI
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
' Tha Associated Prna is cxclustve-y eatltled to aaa for pabHeav
Uoa o( ail neaa dispatrbee credited uIvkI och---ara-a uMn4 -if
pah-ashed kmla. AU n-hl of repablicaUoB ef special dle
pelchea la this paper, aad alao the local aewn aaraia aiao ara
" v 8CIWCRIPTIO!. RATES
By Canttc
Daily, par moat h la advance .
Dally, ola months 13 adraaee .
Easily, a acta easy
. t
By Mall
Daily, par aseela la advaare
Deity, par alx a-eatha la adraaea
Daily, par roar la adraaea
Weakly Oboonror-ear. par year
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ADVERTISINO RATES
Display, forcica. par caloaia lack 4ta
Display, local, par eolaaaa lack aa
Tliai eeatract prtcao aa atpUcaaoo.
THE SEAT Of ACTIIORITT The Lord bath prepared Ilia
tbreae la the heavens- aad hi kla&-doaa reietn ever ail. t-s-ilsa
IeJ:l.
A3BMA3gTlN
far ha
Native Towns ,
Are Destroyed
Bishops Go Afoot and By Air To
All the Frontiers of Methodism
By Earthquake ,
IJMA. PertiL May II UP)-E.
tire aatjve rut&crs hare ttewm 4e
strorrd by jut-ci mivi earlfc)-aa,wf-s
la Cawnira department. ""c
a heavy toil of l.vev atrrordio-c to
fi-armatary 4rim nwtliMt the
rorerameat today orrr fartly
rtro-yrd teiecrapa linen.
The Irvmor 6xaa lajrt Moaday
mora In taaced nsuU Wedaea-
day.
Jarm. a rilia In the Cajamarca
do-p.11 mm at near (he Enajir fra
iter. na dero-red aad a amber
of tahabtaata er h-arted ia tb
raina. Piinpcnrna waa .alaa ru.
Hit at ka IS hnoaa. dead.
By (larlrs Salter fliiTh he hftch hike out to the oot-
Aaaort.ted Pre-a Staff Writer Jt iMn-E acwstn. Ttt he has jKar-
) KAXStAd CITY. Mo. (AP nrty to the trUer et
Watkmf. iidm. akibac c4 flying. ,Th;NH. thuiJiiMl ml from
tha ST active bapa of the 3ith- 'ht hoot
iM Kptewl CBurch travel '--) ttv Jhrtc.B vr fn.m 15.-
mitac notuT ehec kins up lh lo si.-Hf ntln annuIlv ia
f f M-iB over ihe .wh as -.jrkf-rt Afnca." From
anarM. Each fteshp averse ;i.ts K.nn. ta Caoetuwo he co
mUra of travel rer1y. aa4 oxs - B-rth itmort to the isiluri, ami
. spends mare th-aa three mosxzui
vear at hoa&e.
N'a means af travel knows to 5
tun haa evened the eiHxpaat ia
traversing their tar-fJunx aru.
AkrptoaeaL, aaBwn. t.otisebk4Ls. ea
aaeaL traina. amaaaatHles. sxc
ca eh. bryr-r. hones and sleigh
all are called into ne
BuImp J ohm L Nueibra of Zur-
irta. Svttarrlaad. he area in-
fnora Kocema ta ocean.
Iji-oriat, a the wfst remriU j
as removed from BtvtK'p 1
;JxthJirn Area and civen ta Bifaop f
jSl.tiiww W. 4'lair. of rotnnjrton. i
iKy teriue it ra aearer to Cot- ;
aet-n aad Capetiwn. Bhop Clair j
;u saem-r a!moe entirety ta;
melt ht jf. arnica tneiuaes aiao ;
she Vi Ir.J.eA, Hiii and the IX- '
Red Cross Shoes
Fit the Foot in Action or Repose
iV. Y. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For SO Years
Last Story Of
Urahm Homer a
food IB liaar tor Iboasfta. I prard
nprct ia' rrawnai
T era o" aa
axe Uarr amt htjt ("'
FARM BILL VETO
EXPECTED SOO ;"r
tb
.rtaava lac xsaixaaa. iifrniBT, rtua- i
aad br SeaadinaTtaa raaniri !n-iuti dTliment In India
"Tr appraxiiaatalr 1. milBs made It possible for The foar V
Tifnih la True olrplaae. I tlw m!r lh'loljan bishop. Juho W. Robinson, j
CUil1 nsalar Earopean alr-paawiajer t Frederkck W. Wame. Predarick B. i
" Uaea be oftea TiM a balf aVraPMier aad BMW H. Radley. to ,
CHICAGO. May 51 AP Braaa eaaatriea la a week, aad haa ri- 'trarel mmflr by Irain and motor.;
t Boadoa'a hu atory of what hap- ed tbrea aatioaa la aae days fir- -3.o4 these biiwp epel oniy a rear ,
eic&t -year-aid Job any ' - .ie" nc r T t" au-,
Pyrek baa prarea. aarartanatetr. 1 Tb btoaop trarei apprexiatateV head.
ta be tree. . Johnny's body aaa - aaiJea yearlr. aatna ak the : Rhon Father has rlreled the
foaad rioaliac ta the Catcaca rlrer railroad, automobile, ateaiaer aad 'a-ortd eteht tioirs in SS.reara. '
yeatrrday. ' , -Bibop T;ij Lowe of Sincaporc
Braaa bad loid tbre other I Riahnr Efcea t. Jokawn of Cape- ' tkd erry kooara anean of traroj
otortea of what had happeaed ta lovx Sash Afrtra. and BHop Uo rveriTitr the iftraits t?ettlenent.
bai ptayente. aa that ahea he fia- Gaorxe R. Groaa of Prkir.c China. ! Bhon Chrie U Mead of Dea- .
Id the boy bad fallen huo hnadreois of Bilea af,-., r.4 : rer h i:.!abtv the Urcest doaiea- !
(CoeUaoed frooa Pare J"
m? aara te foaat hot raod."
fir. Ceondav a tuea ta aaea droanlai
caMe4 ice natmaaau ina i
era ia a eaotetaor atth a ntr to I
nrer Bta taie aaa met with thoaanada of yailea hone or mole-
Thla time, boa ever, bark- aa birrrle and la aedaa rbair '
fBraao aaa aat lauxiniac- , Btabop Croaa mnb aearly li.-
I There mere aa aaarka of no- pa ajllea yearly in that part of
a-nee aad death aaa ascribed to miu aim rkm iw nilnnilt
area. e:eadinx from BlUmr.
Vor! to Chihaihua." Mexico and .
f-r.ai ?:5i City. lura. to Nerada-
He traveled St. Eille Ut year. !
Mycb h: aestem aad Mexican j
le.f. irae. fa. II. .-t
uiny JJUft M9 llUtlj
.1
- The economic law of supply and demand takes care of uksax them to a to pat throoctt arg Collide But
cverytnin? in its domain soocer or later. It sJo !y seems to ter COKtr,rrMj ,uaiua
I working out the farmer's probJem. The business review a fee. .
lif a hlV hanL-ino- hmlu nm'tita mnt that orhfU tha tiohofa Kaa Xaaanw iwora I
- o . -o - -- j The enaliaatioo lee prortxtoa ot , fOTTAGE GROVE. Ore, May tl
ueen going on ior years arxnii tegisiauon to aia me iarm peo- tue ji-mit-hwm nmawr in. ap cam dnrea by ni Eaiac
He. the agricultural situation has been improving by natural 'ty cr.! V.ZTZ
piricesses. - Other products have been declining; farm prod- ' a year deriared u. a- rn-Blax m th. akonrmtr bin. aa
nets have rieen rising "At iJ, tirry no farm nmrhu-i in tho - P"a, ,he lo.ioo road, on ear .aa a
. " atooa oa tae raiiax- t.. -. - ln -Mt. ,
ao aatoraobiles aad only trails f.r travel i t.x slaze fwaeh aad hore-
raada. t".rr the houseboat of the Nk- nd he r oftn railed to lay
.broad and yeUoar Vattrtae river, he Je tie c!h Xit khhl In travel-)
penetrate .the far imerlor. after las. - - )
CO VE-LA GRANDE
FREIGHT LINE
Time Schedule
Daily except Sunday .
Leaves Cove 8 :C0 A.M.
- Leaves La Grande IrSO'P.M. '
Freight rates and classification may Ic or
tained at either Terminal Office or from driver.
. Office and TermJiial
' Weiater's ijn.re. Cove. Ore.
" I'hoae Main fe2
L.1 Gram! Termin.il
t'nion Craiiiery
l'huiie Main 1-2,
S. H. Weimer, Prop.
Blark Balle. and the other aaa ra-
atood oa the ratiax.
Wah a tm a to obtaining rooaad-
eratioa by coarreaa of a farm re-
;lf bitl. a at tipttm tie pre!- r.mr '
Improved "'t 'l vra of the Me- In cc. nr wrTr Mr ao4 Vri j
.-uu-nram vpui. --t , Wilfum Emiruc. parents of the tao 1
rapttol tote I ay or alba a tf jnwn. aba Mrs. wniiarn Eaiacf
)ay. saater-ia-taa'. Aithoarh the cars'
first rank of importance can be named which is not selling 50 j
try is in as healthy a state now as it ever was.
methods ad machinery help progressive farmers, but make
conditions harder for the unir;rc3sive.
I IraMW wnn ion if fi. lt coasideraUl speed oa at
, fsl tail llie diiviw !. OM-'iura u.t cfl Esf
The American people are off to a flying start in the mat- rm aad the executive retarding- ,h, on!T noaiiy injured.
tor'of welcoming trans-Atlantk ffiers. and that's fortuwte. J'.'r the'! j '
ujxsicuit; aiui me; uriiuda-jiuu rALacuitaun lias uctrn Wia iaiwui, - '- J t c Q S8ull8 ff Of
practice. We shall soon be in the full tide of it. Everybody
who is anybody on the other side of the sea seems to he nlarv-
- - . , . , ator McNary aad RepreseataJive
ning a westward flight to America this summer. A casual aooid no piaa
AawfXmrr o P1aja
I'aatUiar to admit defeat. S-n- j
Record Of Hoover
WASHINGTON. Mar 1 laf! '.
summary of the situation shows England getting into the in the m-at of a . Tbete . Asaaijini tiw lr1 ,0,4 of s. J
i roe with several pUnes and dirigiKes. Gennany preparing "ZrrZ Im Z'VLTr uTV
'. Uur more air expetiilions, Fraivce Fettinsr ready for a rreat frwftwre wmiMttf lMjosh. reiterate to the enate
" rci' --" r 1 to-ar lua carxe tnt lr. Honm-t
' ot wheat daring the var.
&enal sveepstake, and other flights in the nukine in Bel-
jrium. Po!dtJid. Sweden. Spain. Holland and Italy. The line
The appyat
d-ierr.i.aaliMi
Mr. Cootidre to mo the bill aa4
The MiawBkaa. -mho t ? mXibc
nuriMJO. me eaiern sny. as , tor farm re-j, ,.. hi, expert debenture farm
View-ed from or Atlantic OjCSt, will SOOn suggest a flock of P"" '' u" ,D-,Irel- pan. referred to the repabli-
m-d gee in a new migratory movement It's high time to '.IT,. rTZ"": ' fIa'r"d,?.at: "
ret; bus y staiidardizing and simplifying this welcoming busi- m"t " "M ir un. )a hM 1Se n,,ir to of,e,l
Mtalesi w be overwhebned with it and miss our tutul vav , ...,. ... 'if'.f -T4!"
cation tours. . !
ranrfirlate.
Bl'SINESS HONOR
A great captain of indus-try a John D. Rockefeller, for!' awate.
WASHINGTON. May Zl IAP dale." Hoaever. he dialed his at
1 Fse e.lIKn ncmry laria miri. ' ...... whiu s.vw.-
i p! n of Senator 1' 1. dernorrat. er
t M sacari. a a- re- -cted as a "rider"
la the tax redarta b-ll tovljy by
instance may or may not succeed in a particular cafe where
he tries to drive out of office an executive whose conduct he ! Posse Sctirchng
regards as unworthy of the industry- Nevertheless such an
effort would 1 worth while if it did no more than inspire
this' notable resolution, adopted by the United States Chamber-
of Commerce.
"American business is jealous of its grxal name, in
sists upon protecting it professional status by the main
tenance cf the highest standard.- and intends scrupuf
: dusly to discharge iU collective responsibilities. Chief '
among such responsibilities is that of purging business
of all those who indulpe in commercial and political cor
ruption and shock the sensibilities of all decent citizens.
"The chamber declares that the moral turpitude of
corrupters of public servants is even greater than that of
those whom they detauch.
"The chamlier emphasizes its principles of business
conduct, which provides that 'corporate forms do not al
i solve from or alter the moral obligaUons of individuals.'
It maintains that stockholders of corporation owe it to
themselves, to the government and to the prtjfe-ssion of
business publicly to repudiate those tiho nisrt-prc-ser.t
them. Such stockholders cannot accept the profits
flowing fiom corruption and esc-ipe the nvral jitij-n.!
which inheres in su ?h profits. Neither can they pei-mit
those who ;ict fur tli.-m to profit personal! through cr- '"
nipt transactions or shk-Id others who do."
This is hijjh rm!ity and sound goe-pe'. It is to 1 Ukt-n
to heart particuh-rly by st'jckhoidvrs who sit lack supinely
.-ind give tliesr tant j-ppmval while business executive &'
things in tht-ir name U:.-.t either executives or bbckh'itdersi
might blush to do 'r then-selves. C-1 ethics in t-us:ne5 '
is becoming recognized as the only sound and practical p.licy j
ttuit can le foliowcJ. I
For Two Robbers
KICKNK. Ore May II IAP)
A a pan f of mea from Monroe and
Corral! is aa oat searchin-r all day
Haaday for ,tao mea n-ho rooted
ISie A. Wllhelra-Jr Sons store at
Uoaroe and the "Southern l"ar"fic
lofl hoase thrr aboat S:3a .'dock
Han-Jay n-omine.
Ilararerrd ;rt as they aere
aorkinsr af the store's sar. the
mo tecin shoottnx and dashed to
eae of the to automolwka they
had and eacapvd into the ararby
aoorhv
They te."t a brt amoont of
p!cadr in a toanac car oatwde. i
the store that aa !i-TUiftei aad
restored to the oaarrs.
Grass stains may be remove-l oith
alrohoi.
fl D l J. Or Mi- T
III y I ""
i .JTf-T-ni nrrr irr-SL-KSi v ii -n : kwss HVisw
If r4i L M SmV.IIMIw
f 1 $kTea55S-,l Nbl ferTPS:
ff-Z -"fc x--,-WT S t i mt .---ia' a F IM "- V- m 'lit . aanaw 1 1 1 I J S l' . t.' 1
r-ii - .a a It 1 i -
v . . . o
S.i- ? ' i"'
a -"- .iix J
l-ol "tt"Mt U the -rtiferewe
H ees a hill aad a pill V
I .1 kl.irtKK of pah? cren crept (
rle rbtae cam indtvidvallty t
'a nf t orlxinal hp an f
trlmminc M emeralds i-kinf j
ramp and saddle. . ;
r I Wsajv -aaly
!
PAIiASOLS
For Children, 50c to $1.2.")
Watch Tomorrows Ad for Prices on
Ladies' Wash Frocks
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
erf? jf?S? r . y- V
roT- nainn arf hots' e're
tritttv the Afaviar
arailaeir aiiA iiiaif
(aflin mmlmr .
f-oot or Inrsc features u'hen you try
lr iYctf Mcyic;
. Antoms'ic-frcd. S-ft No han -rubbing
Roller Water Rrrrover. - ev-en of ctiSs atxi cc4
which srarx to at t lrv
rcwitiCTts aid rrverars. A-ustaKe lrr ahich
Dor not crush buttons ranr or 1 arr the tab
"T 7ES, I did my washing this niorn
j -nS It n-y takes an hour with
my Maytag and doesn't tire me
in the least. Before getting my Majita-;,
I would not attempt to wash in the
morning and entertain in the afternoon.
Now I don't mind the washing at all."
Maytag owners know that the Majtag
washes the grimiest clothes, removes the
most stubborn edge-dirt without hand
rubbing. The New Maytag- with its advanced
method of soap and water removal, its
quiet, smooth operation and ether new
features, more than ever exemplifies the
ideal in washing speed, convenience and
thoroughness. You really must wash
with it to appreciate it.
fr - N.
i: c if f.i
CAILIK1
to yer heacibt.
HnfH c-wrr Aich
forms hancy ttdi wiim
open,
Srientific coostruclTfie
tfHtrd to raB pgffect
fvdtrsiMttx and rtta-
b-tity.
rVaejm'al lacq jct ftn-r-ha
satoitarv aod ca-
A week' airn ve iMetme wx e-r-r-
and has instant teruirtl
. releae arhtch is the ut
- rot in safety.
Non-lrreakahie, hrat
.retainir a., hfr-lastwi:.
cift-alumiDitm tab
bich rl?M and
einptjes itsEf.
-fjuirt pcarer-drtTe wrh
precision -cut steel
Deferred Payments You'U Sever Miss
THt MAYTAG COMPANY
Kcwton, Iowa
ia tn boa.
'Tubfub a-ashed ta J to
7 minutes.
ice e M'.-tak is the
trtewt durabe
TT-Sd-".
One atrf V mry frV vaafm u a Mmt
MuminumcWasher
MAYTAG SHOP
110I31FS nLIKJ. PHONE MAIN f.J9. LA GRANDE, ORE.
j Mavrag Shops arc operated by Matag Pacific- Inc.. a the following points in Oregon and Washington:
!.erdefi. Wn.
rAlhanr. -rt.
TKIS MURDERERS MUST DIE. aad Sa- J. R. Eal-a
of CUckt Natxaul Park rcaat to -era the death ararraaU
Ahkoxt-i thr aattooaj paik it a ra-nr prrsenr. d ha brra
a-odrd 'fs kill aao-aatata i-ona. pack as UV oar shtraa abort,
bruuc carr ut to dcatracbt-e oi othn forms of ani tl kit. .
! S I f
IIS Ferrr St.
.AiHorls. tre. la I" Si
(Aabarn. W'a. fv-ani I'.z.
Bater. Ore. . 1 lilt Ci-tiTt St.
(Bellins-han-. TV a. I : St--. St.
I Bend. Ore. . Til Y. n St.
i Bremero-a. Wb. - Pacific
jCeatraUa, Vs. .. 1 ' 7 S T.-mer
;Colfar Wn . N Vni
t nlvllle, -. I S l!ih
t-saane, Oi. jl uit a
l"xr-t. IVx . itl V R'v-hef-ller Av
Kl-!- V n . Ill W Msin
K"nxh r"all--. Ore. . i: S T
Iji c.mnde. tire. i-Hl-w-- Bide.
t.irttfiIJ. t.re- i N Brrwdaay
Vlfrd. Ore. 11 N Harriett
5!;.. Vernn. V a. Jra Ki-ersiid
Nhrt: ora. 1st Meridian
iNie-asa. W'a
ok-an-arta. IVi Secend Avenna
rtvT-sr-l- Wa. . :i K ssu
f.-i4ie!i.o. Ore. Ttt VV Alt.
I'ort Anzelcs. tre.
r'ttm.1. tire.
S-ileni. tire
Seattle. Wn
Sr-nlirfi-e. Wn.
Snnnyside. Wn
Tactmia. Vn
The IXiKe-v ore.
Vano.urer. Wn.
WaJia WalU. Vn.!
Werwrrhee. Wn
Takima. Wn.
.113 W Kn-nl
"1 -s l.
117 Frr SI.
-.''19 Thir.1 At.. .
..W ,S" Sprsrwe
Sivth st.
St. Illena Ave.
'"-I, W.ishingto,,
M.im St.
..I'Sl St.
"1 S Mi-cioa
:! W Yakima
a I
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