La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1928, Image 4

Wpflnfiilav. Jufr It; 1928
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( ; SHOUT FOR ;oV Cry out and shout, thou Inhabitant -of
Zlonf for grout la the Holy One of Israel in the midst of thee.
Io 12:6.
Honk! Honk! Mr, Gershwin
Tries a New Symphony
!- NKA Kervii V .. ; ' ,
1'AHIH Writing niiislc to the
tune or automobile horns Is the as
tonishing; expedient resorted to by
OeortfO Gershwin, fumous Amer
ican composer, now In Purls. .
Witen admirers here culled at
CI run win's hotel hey found him
hard lit work. Within, reach of
his hand were about n dozen va
rieties. of automobile horns.
"I am workiiiK on a now synt-
jphony to be culled 'Ameiicuns In
j'urin, hi id iiifMo- lire some oi niy
woikiiiK tools," tidded the com
power of the "Rhapsody iti Blue."
"I Ket liiHplrnLlfin from life mdses
they give. 1 belltve they are more
iiKcful to mo than to the man who
drives a car,' . ., , v
This cume ntthfr aa a shock be
cause automobile horns, especially
ithose of tiixlrabs, make such u
jclamor In dowiiloV-n streets thai
here Is now a determined move
ment to have the tootliiKcontrolled
and softened. Rut Gershwin suys
he wants to tclve bis new symphony
(the proper Purls atmosphere and
".,' J tie him chosen the horns. Other
As fiiii'ly tin Honor flowo l ut Ih , criuipment with which he works
rcpublhtiii national commtloii, th' uro a piano and portable phono
N'Milt Mlums Ihn4 III brwswfl must uraph with a number of ctirefully
htttu kcpl piirly sober till I hey got I nelected Ju?.r. rei'ordn.
their work out, I've w airbed and Gershwin admits he nilsses
watebeil, but Pe never eeti a.inu-' Amerieun llfo and auuvoundhiKs In
sleian fMiy Hi' lenst ttlUmllon t' an his work.
fjrrhftttt'y gllrii'lor.
SH .Mi I I
1 , ; II
Death Of Four
Near Edmonton
Puzzles Police
EAST OREGON . . v
MILLER HAS
BEST CHANCE
(Continued from Pace 1)
j It seems to be a normal year. Business and crime arc! -
jboth UP tQ par. . KOMONTOM AH.. July 1 1 AP)
'H, - i ' ...m i .in 11,0 "laying1 of Mrs. Kunlee Boo-
'l - t ' her, wife of a prosperous ManvlDe
ti There are strong companionate tendencies just now in the ;urmer- n'r -year-oia n and KrPPi airrord ami company.
i .... i A two hired men today was a com- i, UH (iociur,., i,v itiPBo wit-
BTflke-Up Of political parties. - , J,,W. ...yrtory to police.- VW. .iK rorttnd lSTrnl"l
j! ... i -- rr., ! i ii' no,"7 " ", 1 i' "ollco ranll privllo ko grain may be.
,1 tt tiinco Pnt7 S.nna vinll ot oo.. tha famit.lno U,H u , , ..V . '""'" h,l flour- CMTIIW1 anil
. v..ou """" -""J ..... .v ,, ..m nn nurrivu lu mo limine f,,eli ,,pre ,, thpn on lo
evil in earnest, billboard art i3 going to suffer. , , ; up" ,hrrln? "f1"1. "''."J"" Mfl"r " other ii.iination8 unir throi.Bi.
I- . . . hu.1 left to brlmt In tho cow.. raloi. Ibe local dlmdvantnge will be
M - " " - In the dtnlnir room, lis mid, lie gTO1ty removed
Now that somebody has bounced over Niagara Falls in a hXV iLrVl- Zt ' ivch K.mi,io '
if ibber.ball, maybe the IlCXt fellow Will roll OVer hi a balloon from the Impact of a rifle bullet. An example was Klven rcganlinR
V. ' i . i. i.i ..i . i. I Im u..n.llnn nr ...ill tA t at i
'ttrft . ' ' 1 ' ,,- in iiih KiifTiiuu was uio uouy 01 ills '" " " iu
' - ii ' ' ' ' ; brother. Kred, shot through
v t ' - - - - !- , i .mouth and buck.
l
..... LU1
Horse Runs and
Saves Girl From
'Kidnaping Plot
HOOI) ItlVKK, Ore.. July 11
fAl'l I'ollce and the abet Iff of
fice here loduy were InveMtlKatlng
whut nua auid lo huvo been an ut
leliuit at kldmipillK limt night, fol
lowing the reciuil of the emierl
onceH of Mliw Jean Wentworth. 16.'
IwhotiA middle home, runnllli; wild.
wiih picked up ut J:30 o'clock lut )
JnlKht. In the middle uhe wit, her
lltinilH lieu oeuiou nur um-, nuu ,,1UD f H ni;
Juut securely tied to each stirrup. (f'poraily because of a ni.
It wus u harrowliiK tale the Bin -related
to officials. While rld'" A lN)sES tMfcAK VHOM
laionir'w uouiury rouu . ,.,! t a im A 'wireless
und
RED CROSS SHOES
20 Lessf "'
All styles included '
N. K. West & Co., Inc. ;
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 80 Years ,
aRnellc'lAON AM) WAKNKK IIKTIHX.
" I uiiul'i: qwilkAV
IAN KHANCISI'O. July 11 (API
Harry Lyon and Janiea Warner,
ilm two young Aniorlcana who
,frotn here..ahe mild, u man 'B'''; 1 ""'"j J"' h ,',and ..uid to-1 winged their way Into aviation his.
muuuie 01 ,u..i i...H ; tory by their uarticipauoii in. 1111
IllK I""' , ... , - ...rt..n UnulKur,
heurd. diiHhed Irom bhelnd a slump "ay t""1 on . ,' flV ,en flight of the monoplane Houthe
anil Kranoea , ine i uriaie 01 in " " " . -, 1M.DOaeUiy wero ICrosa rrom OaKlanu. tai.. ta rtue
horo. UraKBin. her from the "''n hint "UP'' iBBl ,onth returned to their
Kituille. ine'tfini continueu. ine man ' - ' - . : ...
I wlio wiih n
: medliiin helaht.
ly und then-lied her hand behind nothlnlf.
today to receive ;thB .
thouaaiide
rcllow countrymen. f-
Warner arrived here
ntclnl continued, ine man "'" "", ,, " " ' "liniiooslv fori homo nhori-8 today to
bout 40 years old ai..ot h lUtoned all.ioat conll "O"8 llllIlultou. acclaim of
KlBht. treated her rough- , the plane', wlrelca. and ho" . fclow coimtr
ly and then-tied her nanus ueninu ul,im'- , ,, i.von and
her buck, later placing her in the eel at- i romso sent j ; hfi Matson n(.r Malolo their
rncn ne iiea ner eei iu. f " - .
ply. Me also raiiea 10
machine's motor. The weather was
fine and the visibility good at m
time. '
middle.
the stirrups'
This done, the Wentworth tflii
dee lured the man attempted to
1 make room for himself on the
saddle. The ho ine became fright
ened, bolted and run away.
To Decide Soon
On Oregon Road
THREE FOUND
ON ICE PACK
! BY AVIATOR
(Continued from Page 1)
' KI TH HITS NO. SI1
NEW . YORK.. July 11 AI')
Bae' Huth hit hls tblrty-thiiu
limila run of the season in the
I seventh Ipniiig pf the second Tiger-
Yaukea' name here -today. Ulhxon
was pitchlm; and the buses were
empty. ' . ; . . .
return from Australia peine y
way of Honolulu. . r ;
YOl'.NO MAN MAY lIE t
MAltSHKIKI.I), Ore.. July' '
(AP) Kloyd Slieibiindy, J.U, limy,
die from Injuries ho. received ut Uio
C'ooa Hay Jetty yesteiday ulicn he
fell from a roclt tiain which iwh
over ami crushed both his U'Ktf.
Hherbundy-was a brukemun oh the'
jotly train. Ho lived in North Bend.
; soft ice surfui.'es, preventing
.iWblitOKP, Ore".. July II (AIM "further Inndlng of plane equipped
A letter from Louia levcnsuler I with skis. These conditions make
1-ucino coast manager Imnossible helo from the air excent
Way of provisions.
, . ; . , : . , ,. . .. . ! A smoking Jacket Is the must.
' K.-n '.inntlile cnrinent nuide becaUMe the
bad JEe . conditions. The. higher " fSv. Movie 'only time It Is worn la ChViattiitfa
the;""'"
day.
ii f Sonllln
- . unpu:
of the UKKcnhelin Interests to tr. I jn jj,
I. r. icenoy, noiuer or an oiillun
of the California -Oregon railroad
.runnlmx west from Grunts J
i:M nolrri'iim 'wlfli aunnnt-f fvnm Atnm-ina AnnMnu 'tint in Hiisliinff out to the barn lo seek
U.B.M..., 1 1 ' usHlstnnro from tho hired men ho
runch her inbuilt uvain library with the resentful inscrip- said h round hiii noaxak. -one or
tion, "Destroyed by Gennan fury, rebuilt by American gen- ln0llhidJS? Sliiiwhi:
erosity," .That is just aa well. Germany may have deserved in the bunkhouBe wn the body of
iirh nn inWmlinn fr,i hm-nlno- ihn VtUvnvv in hnr invuufnn nP lUo o"or. imbrlel Uoronby,
.....xv.w.. w. ft Jt v.. ...... ....... vt throu.
Belgiim, without any evident justification, moral or military.
Cut those German armies are melted away. Millions of Gcrw
hian soldiers are dead, and most of the living; are sorry. Gcr
tnany has probably learned her lesson
nave icaroeq vaiuaoio lessons, xi is noimcr unristian nor . Tim only uiuo
-pi-ofitable to perpetuate a bitter criticism Jiko the inscription 'r"'!,1"y fro,n a '303 Hf w
1 ,tf ... " ,. - ..Mir- i ,i-Vt)H'0)thlHlt was the weapon 1
:1 ii ii Mi W II Cfirn L.rx.l linnbne nuliu
mill ..!. I ' l ' u
IIII7III lllfl. IU IFC I I II l IIP lit lll'UUl
the construction of a railroad from
Mod ford to tho illue Iede mine,
in tho Hlsklyous, near the Califor
nia state lino. - , .. ..... t . : 4 t
The letter further states that W.
A. Walker, of New York. City,
chairman of the general board of
directors of the (tUicKenhelnt Inter
ests will he on the coa.st shortly,
when a doclKlon one way or tho
gli I he mouth.
' Tho h unbuild und rather. Hohry
Bo oh or, was at a farm two miles
away at the time or tho shooting
and the two daughter of the slain
The allies likewise, voin"n lorothy and Alberta, were
ui miimivuif, practicing nasKoiuaii.
round , was an
hlch
pun used
th roi'd. The through rate from Ten
. dlnton to Mi'dford Is ?.10 per ton.
'I he grain mto from Pendleton to
il'ortland Is $;I70, und the red rain other will be reached regarding the
xioin I'orthind to Medfurd Is $r.4 . construcllon of the road.
per ton. These rates have driven i -
the local millers Into buying mill VKTKIUXAHIAN:! I'XjWT
ifei'ds and other supnllns In tho . Poit'ri.AND. Jutv 1 1 (aim n-
shot euHtuni f'rnffoh mills and shipping j. II. Uunhain .'of CorvalllH was
i-.i-ut, lu hk. wuiuiiiKiio viiucy .tnii elected president of, the Oregon
A M . afimts coming out of the
arctic Indicate that the position of
tim men ,1s .. decidedly desperate.
They are reported to be In a fev
erish condition and affected men
ially, Villi their morule fast giving
way berore the apparent Impossi
bility of bringing them out to land
and aggravated beyond expression
by knowing that .succor Is so . near
and yt ho, far. "Anxiety over their
position Is Increased by the fact
I tiiat there has been, no radio com
I municutlon from them in tho pasl
two days. , , '
in scnoea DyjAftMican aronopc antnow rpii(ibic(v mbhmv iihviayer.
la better, to th'ow, the mantle of charity over all phases of the ' ;
creat wnK Onlv thus can come an em of croud will and neace . ' JOHN J. RASKOB
nouinern uregon points uirect from veterinary medical association here
the out or Portland mills, the wit- today at the annual convention of
m-sH.'B said. , . the organisation.
. The Orfigon public service ootn- vice president; Dr. J. A. Ilunigun,
mluslon Tour years ago granted the i Un, Astoria, first vice prexident;
transit rate In tills slate, .but .the I IH H. 1a Urowi, Portland, Hccmid
railroads attacked tho law-In .the! vice iiresldent; Dr. J. A. Klaglmi,
federal courts, securing tin lajune--higene. third, ice prcKhleht; Dr.
lion against the law. -Tho cusuhIh ' U. T. Simms, V"l'vatlls, secretary,
MUl. iu ili, couils, , -ti-Mtt (uml.trcasi)ibr. . , , , . , r t
IU0XY ItKPOKTS f .
'OHI.0. Norway, July 11 AP)
The JUUIati legation received a'
wt'eles message from the base
ship Cltta dl Milano, filed from
i Spitsbergen at 'I o'clock, denying
reports of the death of Natule ec
I clonl, motor chief or the dirigible
I Iti.lla.
IS SELECTED AS
DEMOCRAT HEAD
I 1 'r
A Hot-Weather
LwicJieon .
HOPE TO MAKE "HOME BOY" OF LAD
(Continued from Page 1)
tV: T. i 'v 'ADVEHTIHING IN THE SCHOOLS '
t' ': Th Nfttlorittl Education, association started '. somctliiiiff I
ii. :ai..'ij au ..c l..i ...i ..t:..:
vtlieii ib uih-iwihl-u liiu uiviuuuuvioii ui cuiiiiiiuicnii mivuriiauiK Viiii-IiimI on any paillculur suhject.
land political prypagnnda in, the schools. ', i; ; n.,ii.imi ,thut it whs unnecessary
)., , ... i .1 , , ' .. for I'll' Roveriior or anyone else to
(..The former seems particularly plentiful. In "one city Vnk him whether-h woma work
jv.here the board of crluoation ordered the superintendent to llXnVt'h piuh"y"i,a!i shuwn'a
find out how fur manufacturers, public utilities and other wiiiiusness to uo hi utmost. ,
commercial enterprises were propairnndiisiiio; the public .,,,, ',,'. , .
I . , , 7 i . , I i .i r i N,;w VOItH, July 1 1 (AI-) Al-
Bcnoois ,tnq inquiry has revealed an amazing: amount ot sucn ti1ulmh .imm j. itusuoii. who was
material as this in current use: ' Jtday named chairman or the
( ; ' democratic committee, served on
I 'Tho Story of Steel" by a big steel corporation, "Tho president wiimohm imiustnai con
;Stdry of Sugar" by a big sugar company, 'The Story of fS,'". hKe",7hi" uZ
:?'outh America" by a transportation line, "The Story of the in wims win. in America.
j:anana".by a.fruit company. "The Story of the Lead Pencil" ..r'V:!'.:''....' T&t
by a company specializing in pencils, "The Story of Glass" man, New y.hi rimini-ier. to head
, I rru ct nf un,Anii l... . n ..... !"10 flnu""o coiniuliteo. siicceeilliiK
u n inaa luiiiiaiuj-, iiiu otuir ui tviii;ii. i-jr ti iium vvni" j
(i Wonder Story" by a rubber company,.' Tho
pnny, "Rubber
!rtory of, Aslicstos" by a shingle manufacturer, "The Romance
jof Coffee' by a coffee company, "The Romance and History
jolt .Time", by a watch company, "The Story of Silk" by n silk
.Ichho II. .tones, of lliiuslim, Texas.
. ititi iiki-: com itoi.i,i;i
VliltKA. Calir.. .Inly 11 (AIM
An tlmtctcrmtueil ninulier of cuttle
was Inst ami tl.ouil acres uf lush
raiiKO Kt-ass anil i-aiiKe ltiml wus
company," aiid dozens of other booklets, pamphlets, leaflets, iineit over i.y a two-iiuy fire i.e-
I , - . . fore it was hroUKht uniler coiitrul
;etC, Of the Same Sort. tmlav. More tlu.iN Hill fire flahl-
I", What is to be done about this?. Obviously much of the JiT""! ml.
stuff is ably written, from facts supplied by experts. It is iuhk ami three miles wwia in the
tincrrnefivn . Vol llmra iu nrlvnl l iuii.o- in neiil lo oil nf it ..linn. . "KU Inountiilu lllsll li t
jly or furtively.
1 ' . The l'eal pui-pose of tho companies is not educational but
'commercial. The advertising element tends to grow bolder,
end! everybody tries to get into the game. Sometimes facts
Are perverted. At best, such competition for the privilege of
jriving the youthful mind a bent toward this or that product,
for profit, is bad.
i Educators must find some way to draw the line between
'education and commercial advertising, and advertisers inusl
seek more legitimate channels. Political propaganda is i
iV.'oree, because it aims to affect public policy by the subtle j
process pf infleuncing plastic young minds. If the power
interests or other interests have been doing this, it should be !
shut down on promptly and effectivejy. .
no u:ssAt;i; itr,ci;i i;n
UtiMK, July 11 (AP) No mes-
rhi?( ;has)jepn'ivyeelve,fl1', .,Ilpme
froiir OiuHepoL' itipRl, wireless op-
i(rutor with the Jtiiltu's men strandr
mj'Ii....:... i i u I... .
(fit mi inn UR-iifii yunu, ouuii ua .una
been published abroad to the. of
I'ect that'the r.rty .wus losing- cour
ubo and becoming Increasingly de-,
spondeiit. , , 1
A Hpokesmnn tor, the nlr mlnls-
llyron liOiiili . . . Ii.ik run
iiwiiv rrimi home "ill (ini4M.
HKATTLK, Wits):. (NKA) Sur
Hlriil m-ienro l goliiK to try to cure try aui,i lnjlt wi,etess communica-
a 9-yenr-old Heiittlo Jmy of tbo!tioll wlth this group hua ceased
nmiiwuy complex. '
Me is Pyron Louth, und tillen-
.Ist.s Htiy he Is tihove the uveruge lu
Intelligence. P.ut ho has run awny
fi'uin home 0(1 times In .(tie punt
few months. Komctimes he starU
uttt n foot; sometimes he pedal
away on any kid's tricycle ' that '
comes handy.
"I don't want Iq. "ru nway.v I
Byron says, "but something comes
over me and I Just -can't help it. i
If tho doctors can stop me, I'm for.
them. I want to stay liitino."
Around liis neclt Myron wears .
a lug. It says: 'This boy runst
away; please send him home to
. , Officers all-over the north-;
west Know him; Hoiiiellmen -lie
gels hundreds of milca iiway be-1
lore ho Is cuukM. . !
I'K.nit itiatioit of the child bv,
alienists here shows that one idti !
of 'his brain fci over-devehiped; ,UijX!
ether, iiudcr-develnped,. Jt la
Imped that a surgical operation!
may correct this, allow the .weak
side of tho brain to develop ami so .
mnke Uyron a "home boy.''..'.. , j
Veteran officers-for miles aroiuid '
Seattle say. that "It woti1d talte halfj
a tlor.en deputy sheriffs t koep the:
kid in hlsowii back yard when he
wants to go." " ' ' j
. When hot days come. It a
often too hut to cook, too hot lo
Cat anything except the most
cooling, the most Inviting sum
mer menus. -
That's, when you find it cs-,
pectitlly 'nice to have lunch at
t the, Hucajawea. A cool, com-,
fortuble. dining room tor coffe
shop tempting salads;' cooling
"drinks pleasant ' desserts und
uny fountain specialty. ' 8uve
hot rweather discomfort lunch
ut the Sucujuwea. . .
Sacajawea Inn
"I'olius Hie Way to Belter Tliiuis."
HERE'S A NAVAC BASE FAR FROM OCEAN
'
-Dump
BARGAIN DAYS
All Discontinued Stock at I1CK3
Than Half Price
Children's Straw l'lay Hats....: 15c
Girls' Dress Hats 50 and 1.00
3-i Sport Hose, size !) to 92 '
; Summer Pajamas, size 12 5()
Long Khaki Pants, age 1 to 7 ft0
Boys Cloth Hats, size (!', to &) 35c
Boys' Clotli Caps, size. &) to 7 50c
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP.
The navv seldom goes mauv miles Inland to establish a permanent
hiiM. but here s u site In Nevada which Is favored hv the uiivv de
partment for a naval munitions dump to supply Pacific warships.
It Is near the south end of Walker lake. In Mineral count v. Haw
thorne, the county seat. Is shown In the rlht background. 'A 3.
fiao.oou auiirombition has been asked of eontft-ess for its acmilsitiun.
Mhi ut rltjht showtf tho large area film nKy Wirtics cewtfvuvT
- v v.. -v. . . y Iwr Lh dump.
iy j : , "
i$ i .j . -1
MESSENGER OF GOOD HEALTH
WILL VISIT YOU EACH DAY:
McWILLIAMS
SnTTER-NUT
-:-':V:-::::BRBAD13;-:':-.-.
"Rich as Butter Sweet as a Nut" .
NOW ON SALE AT ALL DEALERS ' 4
i sThat sweet, full wheat flavor peculiar to Butter-Nut Bread
appeals to all appetites.
TRY IT TO-DAY
Its rich nut-like flavor will be enjoyed by the entire family.
vLook for the Butter-Nut Boy on the wrapper.
DELIVERED FRESH EACH DAY '
La Grande Bakery