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

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, June 21, 1928'
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DIVORCES PRINCE CAROL
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Z-Ddy Shoe Sale
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An JiMlefx-rnktil iS-pappr
Friday, Saturday and Monday
. PRANK D. APVlAZnr
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" Vm. Grande, Oreron. Th Obw-rrer-Jftar published very Friday.
Kntfred at th IVwtoiTfcc at La Grand, Oregon, a Kecond
Claaa 41 ail Matter under act of March 2. 17.
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Th' nie would dip out If it muzu'
fcr c-lilklni-ii a hoJek ibey give a
nlfo feomcdiiiV t lire fr, ' JSome'
ft-lirn drink no llM-y'll be pb-asatit,
an' uoiih uomca paint mo Qtey kin
wear ferny.
OREGON MEN
EN ROUTE TO
CONVENTION
(Continued from Pace I ) .
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--- i jthe convention will be held and In
dications were that Ita capacity of
Baker, bo the Evening J I era Id says, is to have a new so-ia.ooo would nt be enough for the j
1. built by community boosters at an estimated cost X""" I "
)0. It's to be 3 Community hotel and we tnibt it will will be dinplayed Sunday for the' !.
room hotel,
of $269,000.
be -One without the losses' frequently common to community,
projects of that' nature. Baker needs a good hotel and will have been
appreciate its many advantages,
rir.it time. .
Weals for
the 14 0 delegates
uuiKiim ana ine men i
.iiiiu nuiiirn who win nominate'
deniocralir candidate, for prenident J
miu vice presineni will nave noth
liriK to do hut find their places
t when they reach the . iier Imll
i uenoay lor me opening neiwlon at
To atudKt I he nrlvileife'l
tut under protective control. The purpose is not so much to l,ie udiencc a large
, I ., . Broun or u:.htra haa been ordered
f'rovide for future timlier needs, as to prevent soil erosion and to nhenmui.
to regulate stream flow.'; Whatever the purpose, forest pro-
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Japan is practicing forest protection on a large scale.
present, it is repoiied, nearly 5,000,000 acres of forest land noon.
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lection is wise. ' There is not yet in this cotjntry a sufficiently ; c-iiica;o, June 21 ( A.i'
comprehensive forestation progiani. However, intereiit in un"'r"'" yny a advi.
, . ..,.111 ... ,i former Senator Jimea Jlam
loiesiry is growing., inuiviouais, communities ana suites are today
If i arriyllmitt for Muilmnc Ix-uoicu have not oul vijnt lkrlnt-e C'urol
of Itunuinla lilt limine but llu-y luive now lil in a ilivorev suit
Krantctl today to J'rinecwi Ih-leiw, motlier of lliimuiila's "hoy kljitt."
'xlio iirlncetiH hi hIiowii alMive Willi tlio yciunf; Kiuc MU-iuiel. ttlotv
are Prince Carol and Muilamo IxMmu. '
AVOID THICK I'llltAMOS
) The
dviaed hy
amllton
"avoid - trick
waking up to the value of trees for both esthetic and practical J'?rT" '"."I " c"!'ir Kli""1
, . . . .... - . . . on llle lwuM of farm' relief and
ur.es. xne clay 01 rccKiess aestnction 01 trees and loreats prohihiiion. Mr: i-ewi addrewed i
tno pre an dun of C'hlcuKo on
Perfection of Eyesight Lacking,
. Professor F. A. Wool Announces
is just about over.
PARTISAN STUFF PURE, AND VERY SIMPLE
evo r hla departure ror the nation- from our organ of Bight, for It
lul convention at Huu.iton.' m i aocnn there in no uch thing a Ihe
I The former senator condemned ' perrect eye.
jwh.it' he called "neiluctlon of voten ' Ho aaya Vrofemior Kredcrick A.
iru. i 1 ' j j .1 j- ... , . .1 .. "iiiu.-ininiuiiiiB aim miurcp-. won, uircc.ior 01 me nygicoo ue-
The only objection the ordinary citiiicn has to presidential rcwiiiaiiom" . . ..' pari,ent at the college, or the city
Campaigns is that he IS forced to endure SOVeni months of' 'no rcpuuncun party maniigeru or New York, who tan heen study
j. : ii , . . . . K . ...... ... . .. ,, . . Kanwia Hy,- ha mild, "evaded Ins the aenne or sight for 3 K yea m.
NEW YORK (AP) Normal vi- shows the focus or the eye, la more
the .slon Is the most .we can expect accurate. ., v
"Poor results rrom color-blindness
teals have also been duo to
inuccuiate methods. Kor example,
we turned over loo persons to three
dirrerent specialists for' testing. One
round 3d per cent color blind, one
New Summer
Shoes
One-Third
Less
NOW when light colors are sit
their 'very best comes this
' unusual opportunity to save. - ' .
Smart styles in both Cuban and
- , - ; '..Spanish heels in light colors and
'' ' -. '; . patent leather.
TJ'AMOUS makes such as Armstrong, Red Cross, Peacock arid
, Rice O'Neal, insure you of the quality footwear you have
gi'ovvTi to expect from West's. Hand-turned soles, Goodyear
welts and McKay sewed shoes with heels suitable, for every
purpose.. . . '
Save Noiv! 33y3
See Them in Our Windows'"
N. K. West & Co.,
jvs; Inc.;';
La Grande's leading Storo
for over 30 years
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sons are color blind to ti' des
without ever suspecting II,"
I . . ......... ., ,, . , Kansas City." hu said, "evaded
laver, most oj which could not force itself np j,hf farnj me, and to catch votes
ty organs at any other time during the political' "v'. ."'"f""'' nnuncea fim
ni,,f( I I , ah.- 'i f r Prl'icil'le lo encaic responsibility
print in party
r,... ; oi..r . i u..i. a i.if !i -c ; . ' '
jum jr.cuio.. mvuu nuu uuui. n. uu vuil ot uiMJlllllir lucia tor a clear statement ..of their in
imd a heavy curiam of wrong conclusions. For examp e, wo fe"' "n"- The democratic party in
... ... . , " , . , 1 , ,'. sessions now b'vo promise or a slm-
fiuote from , an cditoi lal yesterday in a leading rcpubhaui nr deception, n is proposed to
liewsnaner: . . ' ,eondmi Prealdrat Coolidic for the l
He now renorls to the. Kye Hiitht I
Conservation Council of America I
According, to the song writer,
downMn the cornrlcid Is.' where
75 per cent and one yu per cent j "that mournrul sound" came rrom.
wnen inst neurd from the sound
a If color blindness Hleientled uppn
me exaiuine.r.,r,
"Mr. Ritchie's tribute to Smith ns a 'fearless and effi- '
cicnt administrator of the greatest state In the union' .
, merely emphasizes the narrow limius of Smith's experi
ence as an executive.. The only question of national
iicope on which he has taken a stand is prohibition, on '
which he is out of harmony with the south. One groat .
project with which' the next president will hnvo to deal
is the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway, which will
he of vast benefit. to the west. He takes so provincial a
view of this waterway that he proposes to divert it
through his state at four times the coat of the St.
Lawrence roiite. Smith has been occupied so' long with '
the affairs of hfs own state that he could hardly expand
his vision to take a broad view of national affairs."
That kind of propaganda is jrrosslv unfair to Al Smith.
Jl is obviously so. The insinuation that he is the insiirnificant
I use of velo'or the pretendcif farm
relief bill. Democracy must not
descend to the trick of arousing
picjndlce by mi un-American posi
tion to gain misled votes."
science's concept of perfection.
Much of Professor Woll's work
HELEN GIVEN
DIVORCE FROM
IHalic Kutli hit his 20th 'Home run
I or the season in the first jliinlng
Of lho Ynnliee.Athli.tie S,....
PRINCE CAROL1 zr,,r!L V p'wmh: .d
a on nast!.'
traveling towurd
Phi-Ib art
sturJpnts
Anything for a chftnpe.
aro cam-
BUCHARKST, Rumania, Juno
'i (AF) rThe B.uchiircNt,; iomln
have granted a 'dtvoroe to-I'i-Iiicokh
Helen ''from I'rlnco .Carol, former
cominpr, ;over
wn reported
1." . . rut..
that new methods of tvnUns v:slont w 'V , luu
me reveaHnff . HnmHeetei . ocular ?plon"-"?e",;n"' an'' ',lu,a" ,n
defects and that, although Klglit' . ihe Holin.ren worsted tent,
may be normal, eyes m-ver attain fr ncef requires he tudent
j trace of a certain color, Cirls as
i.... i. u ... " can puv ii. an over ooys in AnnnnnnnnnnnAnAnn...
...i... miu niuutiitn, iii.iiir ' -s i. ..,.. , r, r -r y v w w w w v w uu w uo oo o o oo OO O o O O O O Oo Oo o oo o oooo o o c n n nnn ft n n nn nfl nnnn n
pnigning to replace free love by.croun prince Df Kumanin.
llle good old-fashioned
. ' '- NKW YORK. June 21 AP
marrlarc.
tueen. 1 Marie
iigatnj" aurewdliife '"to- -a -ilisuatclr
from Kumanki. Any number.of ad
vertising writers In' New .Xork arc
said to. be anxious to teach; her
majesty "how to pick out. clgftrets
blindfolded.
SMITH roil KTATKH ItlOHTS
HOIWO.V, Tex.. Juno 21 (AC)
Uenylng he was . speaking for
(iovernor Alfred K. Hmllh In i. u
stlitrinent Issued lust night, Nor
""' K. .Mack, national cnmmlt
lecinan from New York pointed
mil lhat he wits expressing his own
views when he said tinvcriior .Smith
slauds ror stales' rights and person
al, liberty Tor the Individual.
Thieves entered several business
In,.,..'.'.' .' '""iioiliKs in Tienlon. Mo unU took
toe nxiiires. No public buildings
were reported broken into, how-
... , .. . , ... -.. , me cuy uiiiciuib are uu
. iul-i l-accuhvu vi a smaii eastern stale is not only untrue '!,u''
but it's also injurious to the real republican cause. It's not, I . 7
of course, half as bad as one could have read in a party journal ' ' K"ln'l"nI , lmi" tor iioisMns
in the carlter days of national politic, but that variety of uZmunV?X
'iimpaifi:n material doesn't make a hit in 1928. People are "tf rt"oon(. yoU,n ;,H' ,J'UU,;V'
cthibitinp; and demandin: more KportKmanahip in politics! ' -I"tH.-'.r.",' 'OWH;'l
ii-iny your own noin without stuffimr racs in tho nthnr fl. . ' Vv .y"ur.n t,",,rrir experts
low s. -
whom come to college with defects'
of vision that liavo not been dJo-j
tected hy tLtinn iiactlt;eH used in.
the schoolk An improved lechnkv'
however, is dfsclus.ng thee Infirm
itte. . j
't)nc Kf'cat. advantage of (lie
more accurate tenting now hi'lnff
done," sayB l'rofensor WoH, "in that
student who were Ignoianl of their
defective vision are relieved of M
handicap. Poor vision 1h all the. "There are two classes who have
more a handicap w hen it is unsus-j color deft those actually blind to
pected because the student s Intel-j certain primary- color, and those
llgence U- tiiiHjudRcd. , who are ail rislit on wituraled col-
"Thp old readlnif cl ait ti-st is not ors but off on the tints. To test
entirety dependable hecaiiKe stu-jthe laitr clasri we now use clirnu
dents by siiulntlnK can nccommo-1 cals diluted to produce the hues,
date the mechanism of the eye to "With the Kiowinc refliieiiient of
the chart and so hide defects. The!tts, Kinds of coior blindness are
skhiKCope, an instrument which Smiie easily detected. Vany per-'
their interest and ?elf-cducation in'o
color tones. To the average boy j o
blue Is blue and green is green.
and the subtleties of peacock blue o "
or patel tints are beyond htm. KorlO
lhat reason, if you let him alone. !g
he will often, buy a necktie liiat.o
yeitla lo heaven, and rattier like 1U 2
Mut this does nut mean color blind? o
ness. j o
; The Obsnner holds no brief for Al Smith. It Ospects
to support Mr. Hoover 'and hopes to see him elected. Hut
that is a poor reason for anyone losing sight of the fact that
f'.mith is, if nominated at Houston, a candidate of tremendous
ti'ength, of real executive ability. A governor of New Yoi k
he has had. we make bold to remark, as much or more ex
perience and training Slu., as wmlM m f(J. tho pi.esi(tK,y
nn any new republican candidate in the: last generation.
Hoover, as it happens, has had unusual jobs and unusual ct-
uc ..i.oiiuiiuio greater than nine out of ten
dential nominees. Hut that does not make Smith's
career less admirable.
. Hoover siippoit.Ms can be more influential by being 1
"lv"", 1,111 "Pinion. Mo is a worthy candidate a'
ity product.". The republican job is to "sell" hi,',,
,...,.. . ,;. ,u, a ls wt, known m ,llsinc(.s l)al lh
best salesmanship is in ignoring competition if possible, in
using fair comparisons if necessary, j refraining comnletelv
i.om any tendency to "knis.k." That should be g,M,, cam-
JHlIgll JJUIUIII.
prc.-ii-public
"ijual
to the
niei-i 111 Km eranclsco. says n ills.
pali h. (nn- era ud inol hers used In
make jams, and now tho Indies nit
umluitiK I hem.
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Bananas? Oh, Yes, a Multitude!
TOLEDO SLAYER
IOrosiite'
LY SPRAY
flies -mosouitoes.
roaches tfmoths lire
and many other insects
rAMAJU oa COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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There's
Health For
in
MILK
Scientifically Pasteurized or if
You Prefer, Purified Raw
a delighlfubc.vernge
iei'0 is nothi'nV to' idkn
SEA Chicago Hurra t .
Spcaklnir of the herbaceous fruit. Vaslllos Malevlllj Chk-ico frnlt
merchant, has them The olher day Vasllios inherited $4,000,000
from a stand uncle In Keypt who lefi a J3S.Qno.000 estate Ucr la
astllos serving Mrs. Kathc-rln Icoe. one of his customers. ' with
banana., lie says he will n,e nan of the monev to help wounded
war veterans and Creek schools.
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NKA Toledo llureatl
Charles J. Ilopiio. an, married
and the father of one child, has
eonre.iHeil. aeeordlllK lo police of
Toledo. !.. that lie nhdiu'led. nl
tiieked ami- killed 7-yearold
liorolhy HielnKowskl. lloppe he
eame lnlnirtil'ed at a wcddlnc
party and kidnaped the iilll from
her hedroom where she slept, po
llee sold. The murdered Kid was
hi vlfe' cu'lslll
SUMMER WEIGHT PAJAMAS
Ace 10, 12 and 11 to close out jjj
At 59c each
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP 8
j Better Merchandise Lower Prices ' jj
rriliS PURE MILK ' is a perfect food
- and a health:giving tonic combined. Hiei'o is nothing to' take
its place in summer or winter tor young or old. v
Watch Mrs. McLean use Blue Mountain Milk and Cream' ir! pro
raring and serving at The Observer Cooking SchppK'-V
Delivered Daily to Your Home . ;
Blue Mountaiii: "
Creamery
Milk Cream Ice Cream
Eat More Dairy Products) '. , ''
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