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J Page Four '"pta LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, June 18, 1928, . i. 1 ? : 1 it it w n r Vi ir ti di h. st W cc th B plranie ening (PbBertier 1 1 ABEHARTlNI -MWB i BRING (Incorporated) FRANK B. APPLEBY . An Independent N'eaWirr Keillor and Publisher KARVKY F. MATTHEWS Business Slunntor .; v Published eveiilnxs. except Sunday., at HI 6 Ada m Avenue, La tirunde, Oregon. The Ohaerver-Ktar published every Friday. Entered nt the Postofrice nt La Grande. Oregon, aa Second !VClaaa Wall Matter under act of March 2. l75. V r ' OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB . ... . CITY OK LA CIRA.NDR . . 1 ' . '' fj MKMBKR AHHOCIATED PRE8H The Aaseclaled I'reaa la exclusively entitled to use for publlrft- V tlon of all news dlapatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited ft If. published herein. All riithta of republication of special din , patches In this paper, and also the local newa herein also are ''''reserved. , i'. , SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' ' " . Ily Carrier i Dally, per month In advance . - Pally, Mix months In advance ' Pally, ulngle copy - . .. Dally, Hy Mall per month In advance pally, per six months In advance INtlly, per year In advance Weekly Obsorver-8tur, per year ... 7So $4.60 ..... 60 ..... 60c .. 12. SO .. 15.00 .. 12.00 . ; . ADVERTISING RATES DlBplay, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time -cuiuract prices on application. 42c 400 .'V : ...... ,f PUBLIC PRAIHR: I will greatly praise the Lord with my hioulh; yen, I will jiralse him among the multitude. J'sulm 109:30. . -i V -- ! TERROR IN SOUTH Mexico Panic-Stricken by Severe Shocks- Some Casualties Legion Bugles Of Better Type Replace Others WIFI7S THK.K TKIUIIXATKI ' HAO, 1'AIXO, .ll.ttlil. Aftw traveling too ihIIw. ufout to fulfill 'a N'HkIoub vow, Aim Kxydlo wua I overtaken by htr liusbanfl, who chastised ber and left htr for ' nt rhnsers to tuke to U hospital, I . "Ho li;Uit't, col no nluittllnn, nit' tio'ri iriDIn' an won't look for work. Hp uou't pven write a M' lar noiitf m Ills iuivv won't liave t Mil I ) Kin lilnt," Mild Mrs. l.llo ljirk, ft ly, NiMwkln' of Ikt hoii. Some folk i a (lend V l Ikt own Imslm", an otlw-ni nto aloifjr fli' tiittmulk an' ronfUM iIionp ulio'rc tryin t biH'k out of a iMirkln place. Moses' Cheap Partisanship (Oregon Voter) 4 It's harder to draft men in politics than in war. Senutur Moses In his keynote speech succeeded In untiiKoinzinK .nearly every sentiment held by time iprcat mass of voters who decide elections the women, the young With the ptsjehase of new Iluea- introduced In La Grande Friday MEXICO CITY, June U (API during; the Eagle's convention, the Terror retimed in Cenlrul and American Legion drum corps of Southern Mexico lodny after earth- P0' No- ' ,,""r f ln,,n corps luukes had xhuken the region from 'iulpinent than which there Is no the fllilf of Mexlcu to Uie (lulf of Dot''' the state. This Is suli Tehuanleppo for two days. 'etantlated by authorities on drum Apparently the only cusualtlos eorD ctlvltle who ore Jubilant I occurred In the state of Oaxaca. lover ne addition of the beautiful dispatches frum there stated: ' " instruments, each valued at There were cnsuiiltlos and nuri.!cllr three times the amount In- lerous houses) collapsed." The num- w1"1 ,n the. old bugles. 'They Ilber of victims was not given. In are capable of a much better tone, muny places people were enniped ar easier to play and add tninieas In tho open, refusing to re-enter ura,,y to the appearance nd atat ikaii. t. in . US Of Ilie drum Mm" nna HiitK,.-- ,u,ia .,- ui iiviv tremors. , I .. -- - 50 hliocks 4 ily on the subject declared today.- I Fifty distinct shocks were fell I r" new bugles are silver plated. there in the first hour of the and aro mutl' longer Instruments, quake Saturday iilKhtNind tremors navl"K slender graceful lines. of lesser intensity were felt Sunday. 1 "They are rcaly a high class Streets In the city of Oaxacjr were horn and ar0 a "ood " "ny corps . cluttered with the debris of fallen run u0st." said one member of wulls. ....... . . local corps today, explaining Jleuvv seas ni.k.,i . that there were a number of minor pJe'r.o'AnTer roTa" dista'n f.f oo' ZVr""' yards'. Various warehouses along, "..'J?. "'Ti, ' th. waterfront wexe destroyed. L.w"! ""'I,?" l'" i l!lg crucks were opened In the-EL"yh "nPH . ""'"I mountain, along the tracks and h''d Ih- morale and pep of landslides were threatened. ' l' ,7 1?,T lV "I" ? fall s.t to making a real showing rKime casualties occurred at Mia- at the state, meet In' Medford " ho natulan and the property dlim:iKe continued. TJie drums have been -was heavy. Many plate glaas win- refinished In blue and yellow to dows lu Mexico City were shuttered harmonize with the. drum corp's in the businesM section and few snappy suits, and this. too. has a adobe walls fell. . ' . part in the increased enthusiasm In the hotels, groups of foreign of the leglor- organization. . The tourists. Including many Americans horns were purchased ihrnm-h h new nun me sireeis..- , t Altler .Music company. Capital Panic Slrlckcil f '' The movement In the capital whs strong enough to awerve automo biles from their course-and throw SMOKKN Wit I I N()l,lll:ltS PAItlH Veterans, of the war of 187m want free tobacco. They say thr4r pensions hardly keep them alive. . YA.VKKE TKACTOKS W l.V f . Itl6 farmeiS IintJ theil Only relief in expressing: their voters and the people generally pedestrians from their feel. Ono,OT"'rt'111'"' tractors outdid German, feelings. : - Iwho do not feel especially tied to .o thtf hospitals reported a case fizecho-Slovak and British rivals in f . ' ... ....... - . hwlarh. .... .hA i.ni .. . .. ,. i Tu r k Ish mililnr. ....I. ,.).I1.. a.. iKovernmenl ft.r hiirhor ik:,n i t.nBA driver, lie became delirious wlih.'gorans bet on the lesults. t Why this demand for SeX equality, When girl graduates reflected In partisan debates. j'car when his car skidded erratic . " I I .uii.il. ..t v..ii..nu r..- .nllf. The rtrivet Inn ......i.ni take more honoi-s than boys? ' ". .' I a. ........ .. hi. ...mnMi. . . i -j! ake more honors than boys? r. "f . I try was falling to do Its part to- Irl i. I - J 1! . ' 1 .U'lirilM llVerllnir Inlnrnul inn., I ...- ( inose uninese nave n simple way oi dealing wnn raaicitis. : : , . , - v"" L . . . ,, , . , , ,,,, . , ',. .. !f"cl such as too often has resulted fihey Simply Cut off the reds heads. Which proceeding it- .In unnecessary war. For Senator SetY is a bit radical. ' .Moe to remind the people how . . . Ihe and his Irreconcilables defented (the League proposal is to remind them of something they 'against the party whlcr I .u. i a V r..- i.. .nil.- The ilriv.r Iaai nnhtrAl l"rt,rr mams were also Droken. As the vcors nuss. ii l....k. m.. 'his automobile and It ulunced !" T!l're WM Pan'c as well In Plen- Iltu IKUf. HR utl'UKII UUI KIWIl n)IIH- " 1 " . .. "I', smasning into a nulldlng and cut ting two passengers. - . - . , . . In every theater the audiences dashed for the exits. There .Were Jams and crushes at the, floor -put no serious injuries resulted. t era Cruz and other towns People . rushed from their homes into the streets and plazas and fell Upon their knees in pruyer. ' ' Seismologies! report at Tncu ba.va . observatory " showed thiit .shocks . Mad occurred everv honr V will hold depleting the lite of Christ was b-fowmv" ,ne cenl h the key- Ing shown.. A representation of the! "ncB.',,n," . e for- that crucifixion wis cast on the screen I1 oc'lutila In th, ,and the- title describing how the! BUSINESS CENTENARIANS A group of business men in New York City is planning : noter holds responsible J. 0 " 1 . aa 11 i l ; f e '.Afffnt vne loi-mauon ai a iou-i ear uii, w oe composea m urms .veil of the temple w... rem m twain thatwwere in biiRiness in 1828. It is said that nearly 200 of of' "hoidfns Tom our hand M ,he mo,nent of l'hri""" oeathjW -these are already listed. When the club is actually estab-pvelrum smith to a bioody lished still more oligib'e firms will probably come fonvard.lAto'.heTesur.ionof'Ine b"miy The pi-esent list iniludes factories, banks, di-ygoods houses, Shirt, and the denunciation of the i. . . , . . . 'dcmocratlt: iiarty as having been 1 ubhshers, jewelers and two newspapers. , und b(lnB ;,.,,. nn.Uy u'" It is nn inloroatino- mnvamont rnntono,-,ni in V,o Knoi. I'very respect. . These radical ut- . , " , . ' J '" . Z. teranoen do not set well, if itoov- iness worm in tnis countryai-e usually tonsiaciw nemiy as 'er isiec(ed m-November, as rare as human beings of that age. Industries develop .H"'T'"',t.',p"? ie T!" !' v"l M.,.. ..1 . !.. nJ ...:il. - t-!n: . .. . . - 1 . " uiiuujsii du hiiiiiv umiijjt.-a, aim iriui sutll lltpilliy tillllLlll; parusan uiterunce. ana necause of n their plans would donetid The center of the disturb. at Jamlltepec and the state of Oaxaca'. SPECIALS For the Month of June ' $2.50 Shari Face. Powder -$1.50 Perfume Both for $2.50 50c Lemon Cocoa Skin Cream ' 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream. 39 50c Arbutus ' . Vanishing Cream 39 Glass Drugs Inc. LA Grande, Ore. n ywxe. say 4 . iiiriftg a tie vv. taste, ITSi recognized fact that the things wc do well arc the things we like todo. Wear The Red Cross Shoe, tlicn, and you'll, enjoy walking as you' never have before:; Tor this shoe, made over, the famous "Limit" lasts and' having the exclusive Arch-Tone arch-supixjrt,; enhances your natural grace and poise. ' It is. as kind and friendly to. the foot '.is it is pleasing to the eve. I' tSe? the-smart, new models of The Red Cross Shoe we' have now on display, and. you'll agree! ' ' . v ' Glossy Black Patent, -' lizzard trim , $11.50 Tan kid with sudam kidrim -..-..?ia5o- , ... . "." ." ' ' N. K. West & Co., 1 .., .Inc. . La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years ': ' .', ' ,; '-., v.v ". , " ' Cjtclusicc RcV7resentatii-e J) . hiid Jiwi leen flashed when the first Hhock came. j The hu die nee rushed for the Mtreet. Men und womi rwossed themselves and drojipe Mlor kneeH on the sidewalks enott& divine mercy.' All ftttenipLiW tnemer emp fovea tu full I. U The eJertiTc lights wenri nine hiiu increa.-fld the f iw I uijpir conditions and methods, thrt we find it strange that so many L, MO"ver aa nii,n who hua m1ss WoM. Ht-rieeislonj w6 x- . ' .kept himself far above minikin i 1 exist today which have done business as continuous organ- pontic. ' j V lzations for a hundred or more years. If the movement spreads to the rest of the country other cities in the o!der sections will perhaps find that they, too, j -have more business centenarians than they have realized. If t ;hure information were gathered concerning these old-timers I it. is lilfniv fllllt if UmilM IWUaol iYa Innir nfimlt'rtA .f ' I ST. JOHNS. N. K., June IS (AD -pNewspapennen and photography vrs who were ut Trepajwcy all tho time "the rriendtthin wan in hc,re FRIENDSHIP IS SAFE OX UinUV Ollirj ",l pt sain louuy that them . witp only Hire..- iiVraonsi on huarU .Ilia Dhiilvc vtlirti it-took off for (Continued from Tneo 1) ( Kuropo . . . -l. . : ' . . . . ... iwi.nijiii io iij- ine .-iianiir inviiiuucs hiiu niuuii Liiuine service rt'iiaerea 10 ine puDllc. think now tflut the Hi.si., WOUlll i j ti mit-Wil Jlere it's unusual to find an institution more than a third 'v,urker hi"' "m', ",e Jll!W f - . r . h.. : lijirhiirl Kairt: in u ceuvurv in uru. ui urannc s vounor. i ie timn of rnn. tcnarinn firms will come soon enough. ; WHITE TROOPS IN CHINA i Instead of the outbreak of red fury against foreigners ; which was expected, in wise of final triumph of the Chinese ; revolution, has come this manifesto from the Najiking gov ernment which controls the Nationalist movement : "Foreign .troops must be withdrawn from China immediately. The presence of foreign troops is ciiusing mutual suspicion. The practice of the powers in sending forces to torntm-v hi uhw.h 4hnii nnin..1. wJ. mi 1 vvere vr? f;ivintble lit I c:.n .K.muuno mi ip i7v 1 1 iu itsiue wur com- hutiCMtly tt anxiety. ''The plane behnved -hpiititlfuKy und there w.i.s nerer slt;n of en Klne trouble. The tmly real dtf liculty was th;tt f weerinj; the coiirfte." With h smile Mie added: "Sfiu! ny Kreetingj to :ill my frlenyl.- In Amerk-ii. 1 Fur Hiiken I'm proud nnd happy, pel the Nationalists to exclude foreigners from the interior of : China." Here is a threat combined with a rather obvious statement of truth. The presence of foreign troops probably annoys the Chinese as much as the presence of foreign troops iii this or any other country in case of civil war would annoy the 'native population and home government. ; Outside powers, including our own, naturally hesitate to Hythdraw their troops, in view of the demands of their na tionals in China for protection, and the record of Chinese outr rages in formes crises. Yet it must le admitted that the Chinese lately have shown rcmaikable tolerance in their treat ment of foreigners, and in many other ways au unexpected degree of cnlightment and sense of their foreign obligations , ; It may be that if the dominant Chinese authorities were f treated now.as representatives of a responsible and civilized f.m-ernment, they would act accordingly. The evidence in that direction is so strong- that experiments are wrth while Some concessions, at least, can be made, if America and other westeni powers are to get along amicably with China here after. That country will not much lunger endure loing treated as inferior, any more than Japan does. Thov have ft right to demand what we would demand under similar circumstances and are doing. Oh, there whs no rare between u h cross the AShintir. Thai v;ts fuked by tho American newspa pers.' . She was reluctant to discuss her experiences but was radiantly hap py and Indicated that it seemed Kod to be itn Lind ajruin. Axked if .she did md f e proud of beiiiR the first of her sex to make the ncrlnl crossing. Misj Kar hart rnlied: "Well, at any rae I've re.iltxed my Kreate.st nmhitiun. I always! felt Ktire the Friendship cuuld ilo! nditlomt I myl iK-ver fell the slight- ill Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pag YOU ARE INVITED to attend U . ; . The Observer GookinE S ." . .. Be Sure and Notice Mrs. Beth Bailey McLean's : demonstrations using K.C. BAKING POW 1 I rk, .fa. . . Try- I . The? W. K. GILBERT CO. ? -.-First " ''i TtH'txi u a L-ul)- lump tlouit fiin linker Ji'l.-nlay il:u lold us her imltHr lt nn oltl bl.-k rarH hitf lw.1T iH'tnnn IkP anil linker. Il liml n liiro Itlhli lnld. iii.irknl tholr on lent, Hatrl'U. etll. she Mllll Iho rlollH. In It ilhln't nniouiil to niollilnic iitiiili. I B.U.XI Int If SorTIIAMI'TOS. Km-.. June IS lliniMliw In a reuunl mill (AI') f:iil.iin II. II. Ibilley. rrp- ralt'C alile hut If y,n, renentnllv i.r the Krlemlxhtii In " w ,'" B'ntl I" mm It RiiKloni). Mra. Kre.terlek (iuexi. ,uv'r ' rK'" owner, upoiisiir of the fllcht anil several Monnn li ulm kth. fnrlliir mill other iierxoiiK tonk ufr f..r Hurry ls "M,' I'll"". Tliey ir jou tell IVirt In a se.il.lune nt S.15 p. nt. , Hiiile oer nml over airnln the . ..iiie lllllur tliey villi rvmeinlMY It 1 SWAXSKA. Wales. June IS (AI') '"'"vf- "'.e Klve you Utile Miss. Amelia Kaiivirt anil her two 'neimiry imrs. now. Here It is. ( eonipanions on their traiusatlantle v,llu your ltou-4. neiK itiirnc ' f liphf arriv.Hl at Swansea trem sun ami rent-mher to uilnt:it J Buiry I'ort this altermu.n. ,ltlilo" lun- Miman h rtliil.' lt Is llu" -rj best. ( lauilo -. I'ralt ' (1)1,1 MIIIA I Ml:( IIH.l ;IuiiiiIms l lt 1imk pun. Monarrli ! IIAHIKlIt (!l!Ai-K.. X. I'.. June I""" l"illi-s II fast. w,4,,, , IS (AI') The hmnuntane t'olllm. ,M" " "'e iKilnlers hln stoi.il Idle her,, today, the Hans ";' " 1 nell tin' riKlu IIXKJ i or its rir unsettled, us vionl us I""'1' l.naivh nnlnt. s.me of (lie ' received or the sale arrival or IIH ltntrs us.l i Ud,. rival. the rionit9h!. on tlej "B',r sniellllur slurr. ,. ,ou"t I olher aide ol the Atlnntie. Imliille whiskey hut we do lutvc Mian Mnl.el Hull, who had hoped MinilK-r. tosnlrs we have H oar- , to ! the flint woman to make the ,vl wlial . lurieiitlin'. I trans-Atlantle rltxht. waa not al.eiit More -olk- nn alter IIh- ihhi. when Ihe news or the aitereas of klil-i llnitmhle uiwn femini:. llu- , Miss Amelia Karharl and her eom- tl steel ln leu. hut will a.lually I I'anlons. Winner Stlllta nnd l.ou ",r" s ami Hie haro (,-.. Cordon. nn flashed to llarl.or "" "' e.'s Ills, Km if ,B , timer. miiusli stramU anil laive 1 Captain Oliver I.. E. Itoutllller. wliir s-lv all the ..Id tw, eo-pih.l. with Captain Arthur ,l" " '""k tliroiich. Arirles, reeitved the news. I 'We waul to sell jou a ki-s nf J I tu mlthty slail that Hill Stulti '" mu: I'low ami rem i nml his friends are rare, he ald. tnnir. He udntitted that he was- dlttap. . pointed hi not havtnis rtske.l a take j off yesterdnjr when the Kriendshlp i made the hop rrotn Treimssey "and he Hindi little errort to conceal his rere,. i , ( I W"atlir condition I horr '.wer' much, improved to.lay uild ' the ( pilots indicated that ih uext aten' , . . :: '.'f. i iv. .r;.i. Same Price for over 35 years 25ounces for 25c Mrs. McLean will show you that , K C is a DOUBLE ACTION baking powder that in using- it you get FINE TEXTURE and LARGE VOL- UME in your bakings that you can use less than you do of higher priced : brands. You will realize that it is not necessary to pay war prices for ; baking powder. ' - Our Government Used Millions of Pounds Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Wa Sdi l-,r (.a.-h i 1 "" Ifor Sun's rUmr Scar Kmimlry - I'houe Mala US Ku buttda Bukluwa I? A' A ft'ew Edition of The Ccok's IJook' The K C Gook Book con tains I0 excellent recipes -abroad,-, muffins, - cakes ar.d p.tVti;y: Tou :c3ri' get a cojjy FREE by indicat ing tlKifyCiir are a user of K C Bakinja: Powdei' and enclosinc: foitr e'ents in stamps f to, cover .postage' and packin.tr. .. ''" - Address ii ; v . rJaquc9 Mfg. Co., Ucpt. C-IJ., Chicago. Gontli-ine:' ; Endcsed find four cents in. stamps.-. Please mail copy, to , . , , Name :...:'...;; ';;..'.;. 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