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. ;'.! -:::.!' Pi 'I a t... Pa&e For LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, July 25, 1928' C tnti I i U fsl I o I 'all i P I ass i ' li f ror, j Ira '. ! j mo j I el M I a, ; t u nil t (hi : m I las j n i nnt J rm ; e 4 nr ; iloi . ,h s inl -," 1 .or ' no ; t; - ht, ' ' i of ; IH !- SJf In! m j da j 'l i J ' V ; T I lei j II, im ;! PN I ih ? ? : 5 hi ; ! Is ! 0 ! on i ih in , ITj:, ni i 10 ; ft)' lli :)'! ' 81.1? 311 : III 1 vtrptfriJi I Aw f nj. fwmli ii Krrvftnrr MASK. B. AI'HJLKX - . Editor r4 pablijner HARV15V K. HATTHKWH . Hajbu-s Manager l'ullh4 "rrjiue. mtm 8u4r. t HI Adam Avenu. I. Jrn4. Orio. T ' "rr-Hr putillahea every Kriday. BlltrrMl 1 the ,"';. u !. Onand. Oregon, a wnd rtm )ll Mfr ,r ; of nh t. lTV. , OKKJCIA1 VM-fcH OP I'NI'JV roKXTY ASU THti fi l,y I A i.HASiiK ,;:wm.K askociatkd putt Tha Associated l"..i li esluatrely entitled l us for imbib i tion of all new difil am erwliiel to U or not otherwise credited it publish: herein. All rbl of republication of sueeiai ill, nsutis In lbl fer, and also lb local sew herein also are ' reserved. uvimcmiTioH rate Itr Carrier Ifcv tly, per month In advance. , , . I'uilr. mint Month In advance Ually, ainale eoojf , Itjr Mall Daily, per month In advance .. llly. per i tnonllw In advance . ibilly, per year In advance . Weekly Obaerver-iftar per year .;.w - n.m tu .... I'm !. l.t)l i V) coffee j U. S. EXPECTS TO v REGAIN PRESTIGE American Team Has a South American , Tribe Buries Its j Sick Men Alive! IN CANADIAN TRAIN WRECK . OTTAWA. Ont.. July !i (AP) NEW YOltK. Jnle UPI-A '7h V..,f0B . .... - , " . - , . - been aiuea aa wei! aa niany noraea Chance to Win Several ihu"0l n 'fe whT? ,?"r' tudU',, i-acuk.- .iciai Flat Kail in Olvmr.ir.a ."'VZ ." ". the Z2nd reelraent fiat iaCeS in UJympiCS ilhe had-hunter country of Booth lof ,, a Jotl Q col' . . 'r lAnwrtea. will aall Auiruct I to again ,H . ,h !, r.... ,.t n.,, penetrate the Bouth American lld pojn 0 ' , ,M h, lo invewirale the aupponed cuatorn ; ., , , ,..rlal, AUVKIITIUINO KATLM llsplay. foreign, per colunm Inch Ii;t'luyf local, per column Im-h Time contract prtcea'on application. 42c 4Vc THE VKfiKSKUATKWhMo nhl,h bU f(hr or hi mrth r, nd faith, ft ) ni fn.nxrrloii; Ih munm tm the cnipanlon of ii Jiroyr; I'rov. ?:24. ( Am Ut4 irnm KjHrtV WrJtr XKW VOI'.K -AIN Jrj. f the .iT ItwJ liniiH.iHi uvuin Mr in L. Ill two Mat Olymptf; ; tnuArul field taiM at AititAtrriiMtn -will t t re ;jpiln Ua Wt i-jprtnucy In rtn Jod lb fUt, Thix It aippearM pretty Kver jfH' the Oiyiupic camm irrr revived In (his country ha leen uprefe in fell-around lraek and (i-W. huk of late yearn Kuroaa couiiIom have been rompinx off with lar in the important foot'-ra.-ini; eveifU of the program while the United Ktate of an Indian tribe of burying their ! t' V Kiddies' Wash Frocks Clever New Styles - ' ' ' $1.75 . ''v.: N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's' Leading Store for Over 30 Yeara Ifr. HrrtM-rt Hpncr lackey, who fau spent 2i y-r in the tropica, ays the member of the trib. known , he l'iarrc. e exceed: irU"'riU" U" "e Iment to I'etawawu. for H 'annual tniiitniK' Of the dead, two : have leen identified aa Chillian and - The thia Gordon, both of ISt. JohnM. "Oil. lie'a ifoue an maeried one ' j The eiabilization.of niot of the foreign currencies may ' noitbVeat ' heat i ecoVda ' ior yeer-j "on "'" out Jiave raipd travel cotn, but no one would tfuesu it fnm thejda,,: - llTiZJltl steady demand for Mteanmhip tickets. f Villafc traffic official with whom Johnny Risko got into h"",;" flimcuitie necausc or hin npcedinjjr propennitien have prom- he beats Tunncy and Ix-comes heavyweight champion. It it j vafcinw" ""I'ZZ. .was us, We'd just give up speeding. ' , i-ewiatcn. i,in, .. , , . ' ' " .ron'lon, Ota " The automobile wonder of the day isn't the car that will iii;k oi' hkat do 80 miles an hour or travel 30 miles on a gallon or ride!,. ''':'",'-NlK- r"- m (ai) in1 ' ti 11 tii .l i . . AndiTaoii, of Scuttle, died at like a 1'ullman. Its the car that will carry camping efuip-: kukwh. nHpitm to.iuy. apparently rnent for the whole family, a couple of dogs, the kitchen stove. "rat- Aneodm Phyi. .. I. ..I... ' : I .a;ii ir i! . it .. I'-' h imwy tarriaKu, anu mm cnmu niissiuiiy over Uiese moun- InelV lirtlnmilr anil Harir l.nn.n In color with featurea Indicating aj Moneollan origin. kll.l.tW IX fKANH Wh-a a 11.1a take. akk. we are j K'-KHOItN. Wii. July Zi AV) Informed." he aaid. -tl.at he la -Vl Uurlon. 3. of c.icaco. and placed in a (aro with a pot of Kaila 1. " Wllliama Bay. water and a basket of food. If " - ere Kinea louay wn-n uur he well, he coma out. If lie t""' P'ane fell aoutb of here. dle. he remains there." f r fu.k.. . .k .1.. IllVlVl'D TIl L'lC-ir fell bai-k on ita ii(il,.fl.f jwl mi. ... . . . . v jt v l 1011 , , . " . ' wouia oe uiaae lor lunertl urn of ,. . . 1 . ncetora of the preaenfrday I'iar- ore all rival.. roas. or the tribe that once In- low thoroughly it ha accuin- habited that rexioa and which he o tlum Hub-, afdudly. naakTa isu I'llJbed thla la ahown by the feet believe to have been burled. Ufirucnt." aald Mra. jn Moot I daj. !at In the laat five Olynipica-the Or. lackey and hi wife will be aim aJ.-l alxjut btr iui ltonH. L nnea mate na acored more Ihe only two white mrniber of ' - - - Tell KUilili-y III" (mum fatljur ! " ' " many peinu aa any the expedition which is being spon-. evf. v,,-cUo" in ovelnlx-r. rtuu'iine Hi' farmer Ijm other, nation. After the United sored by tbe museum of the Aiiierl- w,,h ln" d'"e tixa- "r Pro found ylt I Hi' autoowbMe. uu. State with it total of 7J'4 can Indian. HTre foundation. They lrac,ed conferences Int wet n radio 'fell ha allua knu-knl Ih' farmer. ' point" come Finland. I'J7 l-i: Great were married In ISIS. official and managers for Smith. -j and Sweden IX S-.: 'lno KKn seckjng an hour and a- j Vet. despite thl overwhelming flunfin flirt 9snf !ha" ' c,Mr ""'e' ,he nt"nin'e HEAT RECCED inargln In track and field, the Unit-. UPoU OClt (lost no time In. g-tilng down to; FOIIAIIFn -IV ed Slate has len atle lo win Tn OstWPnO HnitlP Work on bl" c"P'n: "Itccb. j lAJUALIU IA ion,y ,hr, Olympic flat ru- since JBWVyV HUIlt ln Hnlch he )nnd, to u,Ke u Cll I iUbblJAl ; 112. a ailuatlon which took emit! every boiue of the campaign. He icaiit-u ior a sienograpner ana t&st '"niehf in it... ....Itiuir.n nf Ih. j nations could with some Jiwtilica- by a Portland negro family. w f""ve "nion. where he has tr.,n ! the American ordered late yesterday by Judge -j ..-.... o .i , due to second l.i-b to I nkced In the t hrlLtv d.OWn dn"1 M,ne I d success In the home for girls at Osweeo until he. i field event. reaches her ma ioril v. Thl -.. ihi This week end he plans to have This Olvmuic year hiV lj...., hi .butcome of the fichl bv Annie Ad- a conference with Governor ltit- OVER WEEKEND; AL MARKS TIME (Continued from Page 1) YOUR CHILD It la the birthright of every child to be healthy and that -hia orana be kept functioning until he ut leant reache inaiurity. The atience of CHiltOl'HACTIC and NATUItO IJATHY provide all that la iiece&Kary to imsure the child of this ritht, ' , ' ' An examination at this office will place you under no obligation. HII' IJJHUX.'ATIO.NS and FALMS.V AIICIIK8 COIU I1KCTKL. Consultation free. DR. WOODELL j of the salUfactlon out of the vlcto-j l-ORTI.A.VU Ore.. July z t , 9 from P.e. 11 rt 2 and 1 Z4. when foreign Je Adam. Oypsy girl rea (Continued from Pag 1) day: Ten- j . perature' I A O.uude T , . 09 . Spokane m ) Kugene ji,2 I j ltoseburg j (,y The Dulles I'dldlPton j j linker m ij j Yakima !. j l.ewlton. Ma, j Itrondon, Oi. iiuj Walla Walla luj' Committee and Group Meetings ' J. new opportunity for tl)e(Anierican 'um. her Oypuy mother to recover cnl'- of Marylalld. but Just when athletes to recapture 1hee mort her from the negro family that bad and wh''re their meeting will take coveted of Olympic champioushlt-; reared the girl. The mother left "ol "t n aiacioaca. the cbiHtdc l'l. 400, j;e. Solo be child with a Kpanixh woman! and Ifl.ouo meter runs and the w-bo later turned her over marathon. All six of these lilies negro neighbor. now are held by foreign nalluim.! ' the only flat race championship! I.KTTKU HKCKI VKI KECK ttOSIKX'S VOTKS WA.SH1NOTON. July 25 AI') The republican drive for the voto of unorganized woni"n throughout POHTI.AM). Ore.. July IS (AP) the country will be headed by Mrs. A letter written ny, a await le. F. Louis Wade, of New York City, woman, signed M. I. saying she appointed today by Mrs. Alvin T. a planning ulclde. was received Hert. as offiiial Liaison officer (iins. We know of nothing more astounding' than the way ttime of the tourists cars are loaded as they go by these days. ciiins suld a post mortem examina tion would be held lo determine the exact ciillse of ilculh. Anderson collapsed lust night Ihe L'nited States holds being the Zi-mter tille. which- Jackxon Keholz won In I'JH and is defend ing at Amsterdam. in iniiiKit were not litui fl l.r the nostoffice deiianmenl un. l...fu-onn th.. u i, ,...i better from a foot-racing stand-. Valid today and turned over to untwrs" and tlio organized women point, the only American winners the police. Officers believed the of the party. v.. ...t ..ut uiii i.jiarier caonocs i-uer mignt nave neen written by In the 100 and Alan Woodring In a woman who nlnneed In her Mrs. Siade, a founder and former New York Stat, president of the more like (;. le Sum hope, the avenue bridge to a oavem-nt below. na,""!a.' ot . .?" . will be after thl. ve;.r I nas resigmu all otne raclivmes to Io 3'ou hu'c a coiuiiiiltee'.or special group meeting to nr- '-. range luncheon ' for? IJo' yuu want a table in the main dining room or In a private ' dining .. room where you can huve quirt ; und privacy? - The Kacujuu'eu Is un '.jdenr'- . place for such luncheons every ' t' kind of facility you may neeii . riuick. experienced service un-vV der all conditions. We ure al- i wnys glud to make rcsem'ution. - the Z0. Hack In 1912 things were death last night fro mthe Vista again, Maga y LOO CABINS AGAIN i Log cabins, so we read, arc becoming -stylish though this time they are largely for summer use. zines are showing plans fir th'-m, or instructioiis alwut lillililinrr iliom al,i.iu 1...... IU., 1 1 ..:i. ' Ul "IKf ""vu :- IIUIIl. On-uon r. l.orl.i-1 one nroalrallnn. u .u.. .... ... . . ' Wherever the necessary logs can be had in some eastern 1 11 """ nt n''ne, wushington hud, , t'llo , ,, ,,,'., states, the style in summer homes seems to call f.r a hBnTnSTniuT "1 'ZZ. ,.,?.d !!""" '".l".t,y f ; . - , - ...... i ma.,, im fifiH tnuiivn wi while ...ling at a small restaurant.. ,hu' ",'. ,"1 " SALKM. Ore.. July Si (AP)- which will be a charing house for anil lie I ml a temporulure of log. ..' V " . . run"' . Kalem was experiencing today the all rni,..H .o.n.-n l,hlnr in nil ilurlnir ihe nlh 'ri.. r-..i ii...i I i-ngiano ano r inland are Ih" na- 1,1,1. n. ... , t . ... ... 1 I . . .nt 1 ...a .. , . ... ... . . . " " ' " " " ... at. Hijurn in inn rt'llll II I If'a n m HDH m. '1... i .... . . .. ... lions iiisl iiive linen in, uaiirei .. . - . r Sherwood Williams, local realtor and banker, brought .ZZnlZ m. 5T: '-'---1 ,r h"-,h' - : . honor to his city aild himself with his administration, just'RI",',f, nuunl. lln did not reguln f Hh"n au .'"' through the momlng temrieraturc ! pIiisb nl 'lhn ViM.e ,. o..nvo.. ..a r.ui,l....l ..t u M...u lc'cloilsii.,s beforu ho died. i ' ' """ "', ' r"! readings ranged about two degr-es t 'r:' "'ii".iiviii, o i .i7iml.ii b ui uiu it'i til" west itcaiMis association, lie visited bourds al over th s .mohi: ih:at todav ' ;" """ " " team eta maximum ocios u recorded. area, foiyvaffaid"! Ihn jnterests of tha .JKSriWVXtl won praise ironr many prominent members during the past year. La Grande people are especially interested since this city was host to the annual convention two years ago. , ! nilTLANI), tiro,. July zr, (API 'J" h""eful rts,rturin t l,st"' . .At-nuiilng., ,wperlur, today,'1" "J n,"Vn.Z ) ..,,, p.omlsi-1 the sweltering I'uJ ',Tf.e "'"H" ' WriK.';-ATlnW -p'h lrb I.O..IH11....I ,.o li.. ....... i. i... Jvngland. Is not defending Ills' r.uu. .(P than y,-t.nh,y ' i-orlland u (h. word that went ?n" Vpk led n!Hapred. Itumora pmvair th, out, and u luuxlinum of too waa ! ' 1" . h! h route to thU country, h 'KO. July 2a (AP) A dJu- o Kl Continental from llox- Hy Kays I.uia S. Morones. i?j.pucti ut the peak hour lata thla nMorwion, cmn pared with 9V y-K-li'iday ut 4 p. in. A poaiflhle sliifht nop tomorrow wn the only break in proflpc-ct. Olympic rc?ord four times In four- racea In ntie uflprnniin in th fin.il '-" ' " ptfJ- tr'"UtN (Xnrini makea American chitnrfM The 400-m.ter champion.- Uric 'not no irood. althonifh ihf voinhfiil' Jddell of Kiiieli.nd, will not cum: I,,, Urmund will make unv ofi i Sacajawea Inn "I'olnts the Way lo Better Tilings." . cabin. , Here in Onn where there is an abundance of timber suitable for log ratlins they aic not as rare as in some parts of the country but there still might be more without over doing a good thing. Eastern architects are right in urging log walls in a woodland setting. Nothing is more charming for a forest or mountain structure. The rustic idea isn't a fad ; it's common sense. V Th difficulty with owning summer log cabins here, we Imagine, j is" iff finding the old time log workers who really know how to build a log house as it should be done. We arc told that these experts of old are passing, that log construc tion is likely lo become a lost art. Mavbo tin- im- rmi.tprl ti iv- prcciation for I log cabin's beauty will prevent that, will heljij younger workhicn Jearn the craft and thus perpetuate it into oUier generation In this day of pli'iitiful lumber, power tools, and quick renstruction from unifoim size timbers and boards, it's no wonder that' log houses have become too much of a novelty. We should bc.doubly thankful for such public structures built of logs as the new park house at Emigrant Springs atop the jlluo Mountains, the few resort hotels scattered over the Northwest which have capitalized tlio beauty of a log ex terior, and a few other log buildings. Private log cabins for summer homes are too few but they may increase. George J.lniie is having one of five rooms built on his place back in tho mountains. There are several others ni w but we are. htill inclined to believe few builders know the" 11 fT" """"" ,,,,n tricks of suqh conht,ruct)on. It may be easy to split a thou wnd old-fashioned shakes fur the roof, ns one old-timer told us he could do in a day, but we're glad it's not our job. Log cabins of the pioneer type are mighty fine ami very much in keeping with this country if you can find ;toi)iebo(y smart enough lo build them. I note In tills vear's immra. Hint the ... u. r..IwnJiB Hlat" ha" lW Kreal yUn Jni" Kay and Mh almoKt rnhvi,,!-' o pownr of Mid Hoi, unchecked MnrH it(,v iSii.i.iiii r.,ri..f-r kv- ....... ..... ... by cloudN or cooIIiik wIiuIm. Irticune footlmll player and Kmll n..t.ii i0 ,'Z.', 1 hoptt tli.it he can bent out thf rutin, KinnM in one if not both of tho-ne for m "don- oventa ittthoiiah thev will liaP thr orlfl I'fu-fif-il ..... ..i u ...!.. i (,.... I..r of .oiW.ji .Iropped dead t,tlme In tho former event, which Ih r,, rennet-lively, back in the run Mdewu. Wuhh., In hurventinj. op- M;U,.r thlin t,nUxulH u,WH of r;K, nilJK ciatlona. land, the dcfendlnK champlun. h All in all. It lookM hh thouuh thlH track meet miKht be wmi for in tne uuu-tiieter run an well hh America on the track, instead or the tho Hhaibnv of I'aavo tor;ely on the field. 102 at l-;n.i:.K KL'CIKNK, Ore, July 26 fAl A new weiillier riord for the iva hoii wiiH Ht yiNlrday 'hn Hit in. crin y vm-ii! to 1'ij, within t d'-Kii'.'M of the liotifM day in pant Ifi yt-Hia. Vi-Mlfrday hoii Ihe third the Ifflipi'iuliiro haa bei'ii more thin) 100. itix'oitn i;xri;ci i;i IlOHKHt ' KM, (tie., July 2h CAI) -Jndlr;allonM t h Im moi nlnif w ei e Mini the temperature today would not only Kft a new record for tlilH NcaHon, but Honld perluipH reach Hit almolute Juty maximum of lol diri-'fi. VcMtcidny Ihe m'-rcuiy mounted to I a dKreca und t he humidity Hlood ut 20 pfr (-nl. The ur.it her liuri'iiu ntatlou toduy ie ported tlio nuTctiry at the time of the mornluK oltwrviitlon to lie three di-KrecH hbthnr tlum at the uarne period ymtenlity. No funnt Mrea huve leMiilted tt fur. dexpite the extiuitie low hu iiihllty ri:Mi,i7iv) ii2, A KIJ. N(. HPS lit ' -I'KNI l-KTON( Ore., July 2b (AT) ri-mllftou KWeltered yenter- day with 1 1 2, di-Ri eea niuxltnunt, t lie hott .int since 1 1 1 2 wln n I Im murk wan equaled iimw I'.vru; sam has s oiti:i is vast mi.ymim c a.mics I i mm laoK . mis t i2i IT. K. 70 1-1 ir. H. Il l 1-3 L'.H. 81., V. 8. 212 t S. 2..5 (it. ihitiiiu 31 tit. Mrl. J'l l-3Kweden 30 Klnuind 105 Finland ICJ Kweden H Hvved. 12 1-3 Finland 2W ' Sweden " U. Ilrlt X4 (I reeve 27 1-2 (,'uti. 11 l-3( (It. Hrlt. ITt " fit. Ilrlt. 85 Kweden 31 'j liunuiiry 13 . tlveovcH Canada 8 Krance 34 Trance 2(1' AUMlrla S H. Afrlcu H. Africa 5 Italy 2H Italy I !t flermuii 7 1 -3 Italy 6 1-3 (ireece 4 H. Africa 24 IS. Africa 1 1 Finland ft Norway 5 Germany 4 f'aniidu 10 Austral In 10 France 5 1 -3 .fJermany 4 Frunze 4 Norwuy 10 'uimdaK Italy 3 Frunce 1 1-3 Norway 3 UeinMiurk 1 Norway 6 Belgium I 1 -3 (''Inland 1 1-3 Italy 1 ' Argentine 5 I hniKury 1 liunKUry 1- J Chile 1 AiiMtriilt.i 1 THE CREW OF THE KO FA SAFE Try-- TIwj& W. K. GILBERT CO. First Ml.ll om KU,,K TODAY MKMFOltM, Ore.. July 25 AI' HIlKhMy cooler weather, with IlKhl hr'z, prevailed thin morn tniT ovi-r h 'Vntral HiiKUe Hlver vail y. The incrcuiy rotte tu 1"4 yentii'doy. AM foift flr"M In JackHon conn t y have Im-i-ii broiiKht undrr con trot, ' A fire v li h'li w nit InirnlnfT late yi-Hlerduy ner Kill. nl,, clone tu thf hint' llnr, uIho waa under control. Look Over Our -Want Ads for Bargains 'i WASHINGTON. July 2t (AP) The hIuhm ina My IiIkIi teniperaltireM pn-viillitiK In Ihe I'acirtc Nortlmenl are i iiuhimI by a Inn preiuaire area lulilch moved up .rout the aotith, I i brcaKliiK iii of w hh h the I 'iln-r bureau tuday would not predict. The low prcMKiit-o area which l the weal lir bureau term for a ' Blow moving imtHM of wurm ulr. I can be dlrodputed only by the move Iuieitt or a hiKh iiivaHiire area Into the territory honi the polar r Ktonn. The Iumi ivporta received ftom the wctlun Indicated thut no uch urea Ih in the vicinity, Buld MlUuvll. lurticutcr. f 1 . O. . r ' "X U i - ' t V i V Vf ihft ' cl 4 Vf- i... l-.'V2 (; T uN The flavor of Hills Bros Coffee is as distinctive as the gran deur of the West. Controlled Roasting Hills Bros.' pat ented, continuous process that roasts only a jew pounds al a time is the reason for this rare flavor. J'o other" method can roast every coffee berry so evenly and produce such matchless, uniform flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE K) 1918 PT. V. 9. r(. on. FrA from tkt orU'tnal varvum pack. Easily opened with a ity. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page NBA New York Ilureau The crew of the tiny yttebt ttofa, wrecked In a heavy xtorm u7 mllen at nea on Mm raee to Hpaln. are pictured below after they were landed at llayoune, N. J. lft'totriKhl are ltaymoml Couce. Hilwiu It. HotehkiMM. Walter Schueler and t'harlen TowiiMend. At the top Im the AnwluAineiicoii oil company tanker TuMcurora,' to which they owe their lU'eft. With the Uofu'M mtiatp broken and rtKKinK tiiit looMe. the yacht wait diirtitiK -helpleaaly when Ita dUtreaN iok nals were wlultttd by Tumarora. The liofa sank uthlt being ow-d tu uoru .j -. j, k .j .... .-..i.... "One at Night Next Day ' Blight" bH Or Le-saaf Thourymdx of satisfied u.er.) reel that way about ORDERLIES They work naturilly and foun no habit. l'b;tHan( to t a k e, easy In action , Knf . and tui e. ftood ror children 'is Weil aa ndulta. . l!ux of SO Orderlies Glass Drugs 1 Inc. La Grande, Ore. ' ' ; For Toasting - and Sandwiches Try McWilliams; Butter Nut Bread At All Dealers i Made By, La Grande Bakery i 4 V