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Monday. June 25, 1928
LA T.RANDE' EVENING-OBSERVER
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SENATOR GOODING,
OF IDAHO, PASSES
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Daring Girl . Flyer Looks Like Lindy -
celved his education In the public
Hchools of Paw Paw. After nine
year the family moved to Cali
fornia and when Frank became of
!ufte he decided to make hln home in
Idaho. x
There for nine year he followed
the mining contracting -buliieaa
the Wind River country when he
wuh emitted a homeatead ulte and
determined to follow the footsteps
or nia rather In farm inn. HJa name
wuh clven to the town of Goodimr
which sprung up, un well aa to Lhe-i
country In which It una located.
titer a .Methodist Episcopal Insti
tution located on part of the ord
inal homestead site' and wits elven
the name of Goodlnn College. The
aenator became one of Ua principal
financial supporters.
While his buslneKs ventures
proapered and expanded. Senator
Goodlnff's Influence in politics be
came wider, lie advanced from the
local field to election as state sena
tor nnd later was chosen chairman
of the Idaho Itiiiihllrnn Mm Kn.
Hi' mvInIi o th slrt bt gone tral committee. Klected governor
rerever, but we Mill haw tir rasp he served two terrtis 1905-1908 and
of a new alr o overalls. JiHlge durlne the World war was fuel ad
PiLsey finally save Mrs. -1n Nu- nilnistrntor for his state,
jicnt her nuikleii name back, butj i November 1920, Mr. Gooding
, K.i iht uw mas elected" United States senator
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Jili al III' .M.xiurvli l'lc 1 Ti-n re- but befor britinnlns hi term he
fimca f rolBn. j wn appalnlrd to fill the vacancy
jcatiMed by the resignation of 8enu
Itol.lnson of Arkanana. Hull of "'r Jonn F- N'UKenu He sponwired
T.-nnesate and varloua others with during his first term, the Goodlne
tha vlco prpslilvntlul nomination. "Ion and short huul" bill, which
hut tho opinion spread that the ouht to prohibit a. higher rall
lndluna man mluht have a margin road frelchl rate charge for a short
hlrh would provo hard to over- hnul'lhiin for a longer one through
come when conversation is con-.tnft same territory,
wripd Into votes on tho convention I Senator Goodlnn. In 19S4 wuh
.enargea with having used his
sir...- in ,,.. ru.i; official position to obtain war fl-
Woolen I. pointed to as . man ' n'"n Joans to the .x-
l. ....! -... ii. '".i w. ainiiiier larmcrs in nis
The French histt.rian. Jacques Dainville. accuses thc'i'iron0: wHVriTr.M'0 nZ
United. States of lxing "drank with wealth and power." jn. their bat.io into the farm l"1 ThS'rt.w'1 tar"
nnicn, 11 mie .is mi-geiy because were not drunk with any, ,...,.. of ,.,.,. Nltlle .,. 'V "L .?0n,l,,ee; ' .. .
, ., , ... . . ! .ipfi7.rimiii. 01 - me laano
loe Itoss. pf Wyoming, have de- .. .h h,.H
clared they Intend to put her in charges, fulled to .,, l.r..r. ..,
Tha Atlantic will soon be covered with women flying to ' ""or-
itvoid washing dishes.
NKa' Huston. liur'eau M' .? jgitj'k
Miss AniBlia.JJarluirt uao was I "A yii UTTl I
j Am "maul' .sr-.;-Kijw i
r jess'.
'thins dse.
Mrs. Mary Ann O'Neil Kehoe of Chicago, aged 55 gnidu-j'l Placards proclaiming her can- lhp comnUtte'decIartheaccu
He was re-elected In 132S.
the firt woman fiver to cross I
the Atlantic. ,MMt,aoiin lflia
(.'olonel fha'rlcs A."l,liuliergh" to"
ates from the De Paul hirfi school nt thn mm, timi. hm- "",r0 on .,nc "" unfounded
,Hir',ciH. .irs, iiotts, nowever, nas
J rrt i i j t i -- -
uii, j.rto a., unu nrr oauRnier, agea m, receive degrees lrom w ' ,u " The senator m a consistent ad-' VOV RPPITF TCi
the De Paul Ullivcraitv Lnw RcJliol. A nous nirtmn nf lhi ' WH"-" whose names still figure vocale of a high protective tariff ; . VI
" , jt- i, i . ,. t, . - , , . m ""' "st Prc-convention pos- and whs regarded as a "regular" In
e...uu(.wiitt iu..i.iivt oiiuna iici ucavuuiiiu. inu lllKII scntxil smmihips inciuue Jesse rc. joncs. his support of republican
steps with another son, aged 14, each of them corrvinir an ,:
... .... v.wi'r.ir .-iioouy i jcxas; rpna- .
lll'tTHll Of hnnk'S ll01n S An Onmicnhla Avnmnln fi..PP-n r n i-i....i. l
iiercn to
be his Iwlnjaister. Judging from , V -i
. ner Hues, naciurr ."afcove. , !sk
Karhart. Huston Kclcty girl ani
suciai worker, has fceen flying since. 1 1 S and was the first woman
to he granted a flyer's lieense.t.y tho National Aeronautics Society.
The picture shows her remarkable racial resemblance to Undv
who U shown In tho inset. Like him. tou. site in built physically
on slender lines.
Houston banker, and publisher; measures,
finiwDnr UhaiK nt T.,io c - Mann- (
Here's an admirable example of mother tor Harrison of Mississippi: sena-'
keeping up with the children. There'll be no cultural aliona- Lor ."."T'1'5' " Kentucky; Govern- HERMIT DRINKS
, , . , ... 1 .ii-nip, wi .Maryianu; ncnnfli
iion in uiis lamuy. jMomerii noiri nor own even if she has of Missouri, a son of the late
era who are understood to-be count-
f'flVrrnP CIVIITir ,I,1K ",e lr"f support of Cov-
lUi .ijuli an i m ,.rnor M oorty of Tewia to huve vules
THE NOMINATION ko,t '" li,,e f,,r Representative!
inn ui leunessee. senator ueorgei
Walk! Walk! Walk!
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THE pretty but impossible shoes of not- ,
so-long-ago made walking a feat rather -than
an art. But now, thanks to Red
Gross Shoes, you really can walk not with
a hippity-hop step, but with a lithesome,
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Shoes are made over the famous Limit
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arch-support assurance of perfect fit and
perfect support, the secrets of a natural,
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new models of The Red Cross Shoe. .
Uelge Kid with airy cutouts
on side, cuban walking heel
Also in lll.u k (iluvellke Kid
a real sensible walking shoe
$10.80
$10.50
N. K. West & Co.,
Inc.
La Grande's Leading Storo- .
for over 30 y earn
Exclusive Represenuxtivt
fContlnucd from Phfra 1 1
of ;eorcia and other favorite sons.,unu inrpit und cure many parLs It entitles them to Its proectiOi
tn tm riolit nn fhinno-h rr.llo.ra .nj il,o ..( j. ...... P-akor: fhnmp Clark. of the
--o o" ...... ........ , o aiKmuilillt: ,,ou.e of r. prcsenatlves; Governor.
course lor a uocior ot laws degree.
POISON AT FOOT
OF MOUNT EMILY
No on man has been tetermlneri oC the land.
upon n their candidate with all at-f ,Sentr. Heed,
after Kjtecifyinif
liyrd of Virginia; Lewis Stevenson
of Rloomington, III.; Senator
( lonririfl ! VnrtlloT nnt'nrnnc Ur-an-
don of Alabama and Clconm 1. werp 0,f. w0 fnd this
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'lion that they are not to fifcht any h uu lPnB .a or.K,nai nnjevuoir to the 18th
one. candidate but ari to work! linnendment declared: . i
ik.i. .. . 1 . V-: llrr Strossrfw ifmMtv f .... .. t
....... ..tm ..M.ii. ma iMoiii-i i - dui wnen me ctuiHTltution Mis
jbltion statement nns rewarded ! In hi stntement Fenator Reed amended it became the supreme
iionciu iv ov nis own . men inn si rvscu nonesiv in cnvAmmnn n un- nr tha km. vh. vr-.i... j i
inmA ff ttia "ilia ..il.vl...lil. Ilin urn ii Ivciia k nrt ..llnJ ...il... . .. . !
a w i iTiUI Lri: a o Ataoama ana ueorge J. , .V. . ,",t tolks as the brldce makinc no.wlble ir attention to his effort to aton tute law. And r-nnKiit..ii..n i...M ...... ... ... -i.
Charles Brush, the electrical pioneer who has'just given uZnZZ Pre,",c"t ot "hi niirtJS" tnguS! " coord"li"'"n ,'"- " r'. " e f".nt becan, b,d,w MPOB ci.iZenS,ake'i. unnecessary for n r iv
OmoOO to promote eugenic agrees with Ma.thui that the ' - -J- , ,e vork at Ut t
earth g in danger of bvei-populalion. Hehisists that America kkynotk. m'kixii at mgiit inv..,,iK,ng officers returned to . tr.V,i uV!!,mi I?!,.' i! !''.! ...ne:,,s;.'he.r"nsur.',i."n Th-!"lh "f uff,,e '
AP I Urtnde with the body at I0:2 rtrUt of the band of -southern- civen Imn.V., .v to ,h. ... .,h,a .," "i.". . .'"""I m rure"" do-
. r , .. - " t..-c- 'UMsmuiinii, jufi as mesne. .V-
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anil benefits.
"In my opinion, the 1 SI h ainen'dl
u.ent will stand until und unlcttj
the moral forces of the nation be
come convinced that there is soine
better way to deal with the llqurtr
proliletn, .
must guard against lliul before t gets nto the predicanient Tl 1 ' Jmc : AI ' . ,T I ,ne uo,ly at 1
. 7 . " . ... "'o PicuiuuiRiii 0n ,.,,,., nooll 0.,orro. o-cloc this morning-. Thev
Oi inula and Lllllin, Where the human Struggle IS not for edu- democratic national convention 'bat death occurred last nlsht.
cation or even clothing, but merely for food.
after the make un of various com- Interested In licliirion
IlllttCS halt llnnn t.ni.mmA lll Mr. N'ash Wn L'nnu-n .n A
It doesn't tilke SO many bilths nilV more to Dresprve a rl'COM ""1 7 P- central stand- People as being Interested in reli- i
eiuiliToH r.wo ho nt . r j .- . nr'' Shortly after that hour but not in the orthodox man-
Civilized r.lte, lie lXllllS Ollt, because Of modern medical prog- flaude O. Bowers . temporary ner and was fond of dlscusslns nil-
ress. f hit?e babies or less per family means as much now as rn,,'r"",n- '' deliver his keynote bous problems. He lived a life of J
r.ix or iight did two or three generations ago. ' 7rZ' on" -X
: It is probably unnecessary to get alarmed by mere iium-i smith si.atk skati:i Lm h" J7. , cTe u7h
Iiere, iq this Malthusian fashion.. Malthus doesn't seem to'. lu" t!TON- Ju,,e :s iapi on street, i-omand. ore., and a sister
have realized that the race may multiply iU economic pro- .r.."".,. T'
ductivencss along with its population, thus giving the averaire vo""1 ; 14 ' ,,a''' on ,ne rane-. The body is at .snodgrass
ini...-,li...l .. j i . h ti.ij,i. teuiporary roll of the national con- & Zimmerman mortuarv 1
.individual as good a chance as ever, or a better one, evtn vention six s,i,h P.c,iKed d.-ieCTteS The Na'v h,"e "as i the end V
Willie Crowding the land. "" 'nl zn" headed by of the road due north of lr. A N
. : I Mrs. I. . Keen, the national com- Mavville's nl.r. d-nr.nn. . t
' Ull another line. Sir. finish is nn snfor .rr,ii,, Tl, ;.. n.llte.. woman from the tiossrssinn. Kllnch.ii....n. ' "
When You Miss
our
the control nf tlio mnmlltr J nk..o;..n -.. 1,1 ,,m 11 turned down
umiu I'Otir 01' slale
uvc generations of paupers," he reminds Americans, "sprang
iiuy in kniriand. indimtimr tlu.t tl.o
end to! this thing.
of unlnsjructed dclcirateii
headed by National Commltteman i
I.-.A1IY IX l-OHTI.AXK
roUTI.A.l. Ore.. June !5 IAD
fiom tho same family in Eneland. indimiinn- fh,.i ti,. . " . . w"" R'"fr- Tr'."""1 senator -ha,i. i.;
, - - , v.ti.v .i.v..; ,a
ii.i biij 1-ons.uen.a 10 lie mr ..1 rnr Mvn. n . . ...
a oi;ii . .. . - .. .. . : :v y wim
01111 m-iurr fxaitipic IS lllat 01 the e.-..i.-a .-nrs. c.ry from Washington and
uumoimal Juke family in New England, whose posterity has iV rhn. " ' '''"ilXreThey wm Tn, &""' ;T
mcludlHl Several hlilldmd JVllipers, Criminals alld physical and : J" committee also placed on He said the republican. laclTw-'iY
mental. incompetents. i i,,,i"T.rry ro-" "x s"'l,h ly "nJ " hea " nominate Her- V
. ,? fbdcod dob-Kates from the Pis- l.rt Hoover for president ant
A large part of his idea, he explains, is "to bleed out the 1, T'"- h"ad l'y N"" ,'h"r," r"r"" ,or v,r- president.! 1
crinmia. ) and feeble-minded." Sixteen states, ang'lith IZ llr $
this philosophy, have already authorized sterilization of the i"rliTr "T on !"a 1"'i' ""derai .1,1 extendi It
Unfit Other, Will doubtless follow. L Z ot . " Jl! ! ,tnn"i - Onj, Senator Mc-.V
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B.nijuHiij acct-pung mis principle as necessair for its own
preservation and progress.
INDIANA. OHIO
SMITH SWIN(J
(raniwtions today .li.ifit a plank
committee ,.r the d-moc rattr con
tor s.il.nilttliic to the res.gnr.011s
. ommittce ol the dcuioemi !
Heads Meeting
of 100,000 -
noulit-total more than IS million I J.
dollars for the next fiscal year.
beginning July 1.
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held likely i;""r"::r.".",': ,,r v
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their "utteram-rH. . t n nv
;onls" to n pwitur enfoivnnent of
Ithe Uth Km-n. ..
but ihnv r...,.- . .(..- .. . " ",,u "
wnai wan in.y hope to u,t the
OH 8.
Motf Smith Vottx
New a of th Millinctn-.sjt of the
Oh!onn to 8tiiK 40 to Smith on
te first roll rail recf1c(1 the dele
fratton into Houston 'ohuMntly
lie Smith people nlso ht'unt that
IiiallatiA llkn iv nn...- .
W,H.len In their turn on the al- yH:M
t.nnlH'Ilr.1 r..H mi... ....k . l .
Ik of her stn-nslh or Jo to tho
New Yorker If it would insure a
l.tsl ballot nomination.
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wore ot name. m on the list or
vice pnn.trntl.it l.ossil.ilitl,., h.
towatil In-
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as ont nf tl. n,.m , ,,.,,,,. i
onarte.i. of p....v le,l.-rs cainc the
impn-ssion that Kvan WooI.m. In.
(.Ilsnapoli. lv,..l,r,. rfct ed up
I "" e 1. .ok, , 1 upon with fav
i' runnine mate (or th,- d.-m.. ie. N J
MIAIT imv ITANK cmtlr standard !..,., ' : fSH'i f
HOl-STUX. Juno -S (Al )-Hep-! There , ,!(. "1lna,ion , i b PJ A .
.es.ntatlves of SI national dry or- the chatter .oi. na.iies SfAA
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