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

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 14,1928 p I - l V!mi; - (Inoonmmlcd) Am ludrprmleBt Nmrapapi FRANK B. APPLEBY , , Editor and Publlihr HABVET F. MATTHEWS . Builntw Uinuu ) Publlihud cvenlnica, except Sunday, at H1I Adams Avenue i La Grande, Orciion. The Oberver-Htar puhllal.jd every Friday. . ' Entered at the I'oto(flc at La Grande, Oregon, as Second i Class Mail Matter under act ot March t, 187. OFFICIAL PAPKH OF UNION COUNTY AND TWO . CITY OF iA OBANDH , . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRK8S . The Associated fresa is exuluslve'y entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or nut otherwise credited If published herein. All rlKhte of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and also the local news berein also are reserved. . . SUBfcSUIUPTION RATES , Hr Carrier - pally, per month In advance .7 6c Dally, six months In advance ..r. ,. . HBO Dally, alnale copy ... .....u......&0 PLATFORM IS PREPARED BY REPUBLICANS (Continued from Page 1) i. rarniiTH, und it pledges Km Hiippui-t of it-Kinlallon which will nlvu thin murket to him to the full oxleiitof hltt ability to nuiply It." 1 President "oolldrro nnd Kecra tftry Mellon ar HinKled out ror In fllvlitiial nrulHO by thu platform maker. I :ii(lorkUkM CfHilltlgc ' .' "W rndorno wllhout iimilirtt-u-tlona tht record of tho (.'oolldffo udinlnlut ration," tho platform rendu. Tho record of the treiumry Ih deKcrilied tin "unrivaled and un BiirpaKMfd." Taxes, tariff, forelKn policy, iiht chant murine, rullroadu. uml fluod ront ml paaa In review an prolileniH met and aolvod to tho BatlHfactlon of the party leaders, . HmbHI.iHlon of tho coal Indus try, prevention of excefwlve iih of Injunction In labor dlputc and tho drafting of n'HOurces In time of war are outHtandfntf on tho pro gram of tho warty. IJrx'liiros l-Vr lloiHty ' Uoolarlnif for "honosty in ffov prnment," and for tho appointment of offlciula of unqut'Htlonrd inte grity, tho platform deplored "tho "Tact thut any ofTlcluf has ever fal len from this IiIkIi standard and that certain American citl.enH of both parties have ho fur forgotten their duly an citlzena us to traffic Ih national Interest for pi'lvnto Baln." . , Notlntf Hi at practically all tho war taxes have been eliminated, u pledge Is si veil for further reduc tions as conditions permit, fteduc tion of tho public debt by Mn. (100,000 In neven years Is cited with .... t-- .- "". n declaration that tho party will : is sait that banana oil is the only kind in evidence at tho ',uo to rt"lucl' ,ho. t national rebublican convention. ' , ' support i-wmi roiiijf . , - i ; . .." ' , ' ' J. " I The policy of the uilmlniHtru- it'' . ' ,tlon In Nlcarutfim ni rClilnn is ; " 4ndorHcd, with the uwt'rjlun : that Oregon Eagles gather in La Grande today for their annual American navai nnd military force date convention. La Grande welcomessthem, appreciates the ZiM ZV. honor of being their1 convention city' and entertaining an or- ciut. ,... Aav ha ronl-nennrnfivo f hio-h.fvno fWcnm r-iiipaniiriin Tho 1 Tho platform approved tho " " " e --v " , r forelKil policy of tho president gen- liatgies are a iraiermu organizuiion ; out, are more, too. iney Dall By Mall per month In advance -' Dally, per six months In advance . , Dally, per year In advance ............. Weakly Observer-Star, per year .... ..3.t0 ..6.00 12.00 ' ADVERTISING RATEB Display, foreign, per column Inch ,. ,: 1 Display, local, per column inon ... f - Time eontract prices on application. ,'. 40o IS -A CI.EAR TKKTIMON Y: Let the iedeeraod of the Iord say so, if.twhoin he hath rodoemcd from the hund of Iho enemy: And gutti ' ered them out of the lands, from' the east, and from the went, j iHlfrooi the north und from the south. ' I'Xalm 1117:2, t. ' EAGLES WELCOME! To La Grande, the Gateway to Wallowa Lalw Wonderland and Ve hope your visit with us will be a most memorable one N, K. West & Co., inc. crally. makiilK sMH:ial reference are a protective onranization watchful, helpful, strong. .We th" comw followed, in tho settle- V i: " u ...111 ... iL t .1..' ..-x-.x.j "'nl 01 '"'" ' ivi vimir iiiui.iiik nuif win uc nil tiiut tney unuuijinmu for it,- beneficial both within and without the order. We hope they'll like La Grande; will come again. The local lodge has worked and planned for these convention days with much pointed in anv way, sneius as satisfactory lhc solution uf war claims. antJ rearftrins . It opposition to membership in tho league of nutions. 'the tariff of 1'.'- Is declared In hnvA fiiNlirii.il In Ihn evim niilnn rnthusiasm. We feel sure the visitors will not be di$up- of forelsn trade. "Tho present tarlfr law .lias not hampered ill natural Rrowtii in tho exportation of the products of American agriculture. Industry and mining, nor has it restricted the importation of forelsn commodities ' which this country enn utihxn without Jeopardising .Us economic ptructure.'' the platform 8;iy. I Toutiie-s oil lalor It Is ' asserted that. America '4 lubor enjoyed tho hlKlift wage and living standard liriho world and V ; 1" FARMERS OR POLITICIANS? '.From yesterday's front page: . ; 1 ., ' , ' ' j'KANSAS CITY, June 13 (AP) A throng of fami- 4 m earner. , it vxpressed a belief that tho In Juctlvo cudgel lias been wielded Ituo ireety In labor disputes and ban (given rise to a surlous iiuslion for I legislation. ! 1'raiHlng tin nd minim raj Upr . for meeting Ituv MIsslNsippi ilood em- ergi-ncy In . such a manner that without the Josh of. life the floods passed. ' M" "' " T ' riivors.Wlilc lnil't j ; r- - Tho party goes on record In iidnilnistrutlon of Indmn affairs Is favor Oi the dralting of eveiy re- favortM sou no wnicn limy couiriuuie to Vrff o 0; Sunday , June 17 T 4V1C fr father's day will be nicbly wrapped in a neat gift vJx J? X O bo either for .mailing or immediate giving free of charge at our office. ' Will you forget the day? DEAR OL' DAD always smiling,.th6 often his emile hides a multitude of cares contented with the' lcast toiling day in and day out with out complaint never expecting a reward for the ye;trs he's provided for your comfort and happiness. He may not say a word but within him lcats a heart as big and as kind as Mother's. .,, ' V; '. ' A Prince A 'Real Fellow - , ' ' - ' -N j. . 'v. . :-.-'- :' ' . . . ' FATHER'S DAY .his day and the way to honor him is to please him with gift that he may use a gift he will appreciate something' to wear bearing label he respects. Just drop in here and you are sure to find just the right thing at the right price for Dad. , ,,V. ,". . crsi protesting the nomination of Herbert Hoover and ; gathering, in numbers as it proceeded, marched to the republican-convention hall today and were prevented ..i, fmm;'Mxring', thn'r.fitiVfi 'n the ddegaUw,oiily44Uc-,j'r,tl''i '"" coJ;iti-u,;tjitidJ.tur, r thiwi orTwlimnen. . -- " "''T, "f cohe.tivo ...inm m j, I vA ait viivti iiiivtfil cilULUrwi - vu KHill entrance to .the, interior of .tho convention hall, the; farmers, shouting 'We don't want Hoover!' at the top of .their .'voices, surged outside the hall in a disorderly and noisy fashion." . 1 ; '. !' ,We have, the utmost respect for the Associated Press jimder whoso authority the foregoing dispatch was sent out lyesterday. The AsHOCiated Press is a thorough-going' news gathering organization of which The Observer is proud to be ja member. ! It is accurate, careful.. But it is also human, li.-w. - . 'success" In time or war. nssurtlnir I "lK)S cl to l.jncllli j . If ,.8 man says he IS fl banker, the A. P. takes it for granted -tnat th cuuntry uenmmlH provi- '-Kor the neero the party recom- Hinder.moot circumstances that ho is a banker. If he says '-" f-r tim .i.riiw or ....ti,u ''J;"'! ''"i . i . , J commoilltles, inatin'iul resources antl-l nehliiK law so that -the full 16 IS a fllimer, tllO A. P. does as most'peOple WOUld during und services, whetlier used In nitual liillmnco of the federal govern inont a republican national convention it takes 'him at his word,"1"'""'0 01 ,dv"10 "t,1,v'l-- - : ! !nnH n furmor a nni.nto honeofn.-IV, ..ntil fl, D.,,rf !, I . 'J'"a 1U- '"!"'' ' " l""-'y l ' ' ... v.., v,. ........ wiv oui iiiio is Uesciilieil s IiavInK lieeli econ- time to investigate Uw claimant's actual experience at omU'' honest and decent with in f'irminff; ' ' '' ' ' ' .expenses carefully liuilKetteit and .ldrming. . . . - showinK a mii-plus tiistoad of a de- i tho mistalco that is made (and one that we fear was TJXu wiu"?";:.,'; inado yesterday) is in nssumiug that one can be quite as rt,x" ot e'oiute euiieuvor to trusting at a national convention and quite as careless about u"idrcu'Vt!Lni' discriminating between those occupied with farming and """ Nl) 'i"1'11" would exist at tho ,i..,nft .:..j ..jjl i.i . ! i 7. :enil jof the campuiKii. niuac yccuiiuu Willi Ulltur ULCUpilUUIlS HS III OW1CI" tiniCS. llcllef Is expressed I hat the pres. Tics ;', ! - ' $1.00 to $3.5QXZ- Shirts $1.75 to $5.00 The Man's Stoi c hWA II may he wielded to exterminate this asserts that the effort .which "is (hideous crime. ' continually heing made to havo the j. While expresslnff belief in tho federal government move Into the essential unity of the American: flviaof stmo activities has hover ' people and the sento'ta protection' "ad 'aBAWeKtvlll have the sup- l,y the federal government of the- lrt of tho republican party,' rights ot its citizens, the platform VtttiCttil DeilieS ' Vullca u authorized un emphatio de nial of a statement published today Pope PillS IS III 'hat I'ope litis was suffering friim ' ,', . 1 ' ' . a lb'iul attack nt arterio scloro!ls RO.MK. Jtmc 14 A1'). The which was worrying his cntpurako. That, we. gather from further reading of yesterday's dis-'1'"1 ''ulll'"11 regulatory taws mu patch , js of considerable im,x,rtance. ' , , : . . 0 ' ' A iU.w f f.,..,.. it- i. m-. i j Botvcd." ChunRes In tho public Kw,,w."8 Vl ituiiicio, inc a.uijr iwuis, l line pruveiliua t. umnds, tr, ruue conditions and Iho pcumg. and transmtttniff the names of its members hut a character or competition aro.Mim .t K i.. r i i. ll Have I'ioukIu about a need for wuu. we reao, is inc lormer -powiide modifUatiou or the laws. lieutenant governor of Indiana and now candidate for r0v cinoT on the republican ticket. Another is U. S. Senator jNye; still another is a state senator from some agricultural 'commonwealth. "Several well known farm bloc and farm or ganization leaders are among them," says an article in the Oregom'nn this morning, "and no doubt most of the rank and file are really farmers; but a number of unemployed men who are eating at a mission kitchen have attached themselves to Hie .party. One of the members has been identified as a member of a party that traveled from Minneapolis in the private car of a millionaire manufacturer. Not a fanner, but just a-anti-IIoover politician." One wonders about the rank uid file.- Are they fanners or politicians? ."i ; Wei don't know, but we are inclined to Mievc that an in justice is done by labeling this group of Hoover opponents as farmers. We know lots of farmers in the middle west and can't imagine very many of them making spectacles of them-'"1"' selves -like these men of yesterday. It sounds more like Touch 1 iik upon tho merchant murine tpicHtlon, ' the plultoiiu fuvor un American built uml owucil fb'ct, but Voices tjppoHltlon to Koverniuent opfiatlou or own ership. Support Ik ph-dKed to continue HpplieutlonM "coutiuenNitrtile with our neurit uml reMourceM" for IiIkIi wuy. ron it ami rail rout ruction. AitmlniMrittloii ot the radhi factlltleH in such a manner na to ItiHiire the reception liy every homo of tuleuuatc ami varied broaiit at pitpraiii8 let atlvocuteri. with the uMMiKiimi'tit of communication ehannelH in the tn-st Interest of Uw buKtnetiman. fanner ami public. i"ur Velcians Itelh-f i'onttnii"!! (li'Vil(iiiiinl of in. land und intra -count ji I alerwayM ih favored as an eentlal part of the trnuspoht:iilon nyatmu. The platform also tuks n stand ror "full hu-I ndemiato i-etief for Isaldeti Vf'lemns." I( declare for UHtaiiti tl "sati' i' v ii tut intiu .iii.i.. ..a 1 1 o .....i ".Farmer" Smith Urookhart, Iowa's senatorial mate for Nye "'ivoeat.-s the appticMtion or 0u Of North Dakota-a lawyer by occupation before Iowa sent Slem tZur l;im to the senate, and a farmer only to the extent of jret- """.. in n.i mnnpi-uon immt ling nis picture taKen lieside a iioiphlMir s pip. . Such "farmers" aren't likely to worry any national con vention. The true farmer isn't that variety of citizen. lie may disapprove a candidate or a platform, or both; but he is business-like and reasonable as he docst. lie believes in majority rule, Sn party government. " And finally the real fanner is too dinned busy right now taking care of his " hm-oor uvv.ii.i.nifiu ami nui.ii cirp to start any Coxey's Army stuff around Kansas C1tjvJr;,.,n:,,','w,U' "' " to tht? vr'iition of the oil- conferva- It Ion boanl by I'rpjtldelit foohili; land to Ho policy laid down in the tedeial wnterpower act. Keclamation is dt-alt with n tv vicw of ttdmlnlst ration nehio i--uientft hm i tlie dcvtlepmtnt of commercial aviation. A continuance ol (he countrm1- ivf ilt'VolopuoMtt of Alaska mid aid The delegates always run the shows to suit themselves, so Ovation of a commission1 to In vrstlKuto nnd rt'iiort to coiiRrvMS uioti 4110 txtsunir&x?iti!flr,5r in End Specials 15c to $1.00 Each Friday and Saturday Straw Hats for play..-........,.......-4... 15 Dress Hats Special I...i....i.50k and $1.00 : Boys' Wasli Hats ;....:.......v........25 and 50 Boys' Dross 'hats and Cai)s..$1.00and $1.49 Boys' Ties .". Boys' Leather. Belts-..:.'-.....'... Boys' Knieker Pants .... Boys' flnion Suits ......... Boys' Sweaters Bloomer Dresses, age 2 to 6... Dresses, age 1 to 3....:.:.. :. Dresses, ape 7 to 14..".. Silk Shirts, age 2 to (5.... Silk Bloomers, li to 16 . . . .25- to 50e ,:.50 $1.00 soy S9 to $2.9S :::: $1.00 :........79 $1.00 55- to 05' 75t to $1.35 Silk Combination Suit, 2 to 16 $1.50 to $1.90 Ladies' Rayon-Silk Vests .........09 1. .-dies' Rayon-Silk Bloomers 9SC Ladies' Ravon-Silk French Pants...:.... 9Sc Ladies' Ravon-Silk Slips ...............$1.98 Ladies' Rayon-Silk Pajamas $2.98" Ladies' Summer Wash Frocks $1.98 Outing Suits Tn khaki or sport cloth made up in bloomer or skirt styles, in all sizes, 2 years to size 22, sell ing at special low mcc $1.00 to $2.50 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices NI at our store HERE'S great news for you men who are handicapped with ach- f ing feet. We now sell the famous Arch TT1 freserver anoe tne snoe tnat nas given relief from foot troubles . to thousands of men.. ' PpVER will stop that cramping and distort ing your feet are now having in ordi nary shoes. Its concealed, built-in arch bridge provides a natural sup port, a correct walking base. Its flat inner sole (crosswise) allows thenerves, bones and blood-vessels to function ' freely, unhindered. Try a pair of Arch Preserver Shoes and you'll actually enjoy walking and hulling. Eesides, you'll be delighted wiii ti' smart styles. Sho aches' BURNETT SHOE CO. (Juality Shoes Economy Prices 4 . 1 i t why bother, anyway?