La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1928, Image 4

Monday, August fi, lf)2S'
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i;ol'S V.VS PULVAIL Cor t ho J.ord of i..m, hath pur-
pn.si'd. it nr) it lin -hull dixannul it'.' And III hand Is Ml retelied
Hit, it ltd whoj-h.ill Uini It hack'.' 1h.i, 11-7.
"Sweet Sixteen" Seeks Air Record
. Sometimes il looks as if Ixilh candidates might win from
llio support they're stealing from each other.
9
Another respect in which this campaign diffcis from
!hcrs is that both parties are claiming hip business support
i;s an asset.
J I (c , i. c:. .j v 0...1.. a:., o , 1
j oweet oiAict'ii ducks mi ituuuiu
M Hi , i - - '
! " j - ' Jit
Peace Program
Gains Headway
Over the World
FACING BEITZEL
(nil II a tat-atloii If juti mhiiI i.
hill ih' tipiiiion doun our a.
Hint ih' l'nf ilciu'f. -lay In U'Imiui--in
I- --( n cliiuiui c' la-ki;riHiiiil
f r ill' plioii:iiiplu. All iir Pine!
mi' worry mimii -anti hy lutvlii'
iImt hair ImiMmhI U iioh lo-i uit
ki cpin' i her illicit- (iHcn il whiln
3-..
OVERNIGHT
NEWS
Ily b liln K. Culonuin
i 'ttldc Kdltor AmicUtt d Tr' S)
Ohl world Rtuteftiiirn lately Iirvo
bon hiisy fostorlng miUsiltutlon of
a will to p'uct for a will to war in
Curopoati rO!iciou&ll(i. m ' 1 1
ih, f,,,,,.:,,, .ir,7 or , M0RE EVIDENCE
)' tench crthliut minister; pruylni; 1
l.pfor1 an uudlrnco in a (;-rtiian !
city thai ht country niltfht "iisj
Its opportunity to win Cloiniany'
iii'iiri. il iiprrnan jip'sb ami , ii.,.J.il rly
MisH MaUKcr'rt clothe
uarincntH. I'ulice brlW'Ve Hutnp
the clnthltiK torn from tho hotly of
the rniirdcroil woman will he in
this bundle. JloiUd Is said to have
mailed thin package-to a finliious
t n.Llj h. Plirmniv t'tvlnir :i tic-
part In followed by disarmament ,..,. liri,iro in Seattle.
Two-Piece Underwear
Shirts " and Shorts
$ 1.00 to $2.00 $1.00 and ?1.5tf
N. K. West & Co., inc.
The Man's Store
'officials Klrlvliijj to poifniado oth
Spn'verM to difurm tlint )he Kt-llot;?,
pact to outlaw war mlifht heroine ;
an active air'M unil not h mere :
festurv Hint It Haw Lloyd tlrorifw,
Hrlii.sli wartime iiisiMler, hack in i; !
thix hv decbirinc that niileM the'
(Continued from
I'hocnlx,
citlilaliiuiK
and oilier
of
A phy.siriau' r
day thai Harhiira
oIl futuier I'hil;
ial eic, d in
al.-d Im-
Ol'ii I'
Manner
ill tlua wallro
irciiiin' a nmtli
just four iliiyw niicr tlo
which n. dice fhtiinatc whe
dale
IllOI-
J tally Klntl mid llnowil into a htuin;
canyon north ul llotlywoud.
'(dit heer. lod.l HlfTl It WllH
possible thai lo r ciiilil had actual
ly he' ll horil between Ijie tittle ::lif
was shoL and Iho iuoinei:l of ln-r
death.
A ffiKid will di'k'alioii from Stamford, Conn., is jroinjr to
the state house at Richmond to ivhun to Virjrinia a frag
ment of the Confederate flap; which flew over the southern
r;.pital when iL was taken by Union troops; also an ornament
i' om the office chair of Picsident Jefferson Davis. The relics
v ill be duly accepted by Guv. Harry F. Ryrd, a li other of the
pviator and explorer now making ready for an Antarctic ex
. I edition. As Connecticut and Virginia thus fraternize, all
North and South will feel the bonds of reconciliation tighten
; little more. How lung will it be until the belligerents of the i"
World war are returning their trophies?
(Ill llie A.-ck lafil I'rvv-)
J'tiiftf n :
I.ISlti N 1'oli.sh fliers rebelled
at Ma by tbrman hip after their
K'liiiplaiK! Ih forced down on at
t -tii fix to i el in n tu 1'ai is from
or. .ci lUht.
Hi;i.i;Ji I -I.' - Kditnr llmtovlcli.
ciilie ot I'e.isant party leader, shot
down in stret.
Mi S iV "oinmissariat in
rii aNes price of grain bought from
1 asanis I x pi-r coin,
I'A n IS -One tlion.Hiind coiimtun
lMs arrested when they hold meet
ing against pohco orders.
Mi i. NTH KA I. llrit Ish labor par
ty would at once estublhh relations
with Itussia if returned to power
nays Itaiusay .MacDoneld, foi liter
labor preuiliT.
Dome-lie:
1H:NV;U -- Attorn y Ki'lll to ntfrleuhural prob! in, oull lnilik'
I'miKT to arrest Henry M. Hlack- means ol indirect aid (o the farm-
missing oil eay wiinete. on T whicli he holds is alnio:;t as im-
blitial uarranl. portani tm the direct aid. The
2 gr??.cfi
"Miri MI-iii' anil ki-sel liv nil tlu cplu r- tf Die upMr air N
I i ell lililf lllnor nti;b. lion- daubler f n lltiu fitiher. .Not
coitietii ith her df -I iiii'i iii a- one of lite ouiigct atiairlxe-. die
now I- -CH-kiiig: more honor In llu air. Willi a man foiiiUiniini.
-he plan- Hi lr for ji i:e ro rtl for cntliintiKi' tlllil, anil will
lake olf I torn ( tirfUs licbl, lnij; Island.
HOOVER PLANNING
; AN AFFIRMATIVE-'
DRIVE FOR VOTES
, (Continued from I'a;;e 1
I .OS A N 1 1 ;i.l IS - M i h. Myril.-
Melius, rocb ty matron, found inur
dered ir '..-drooni of home; suspect
" found liidinir tn closet.
When Cant. Coodwvn Archer of the Rritish navy, retired, I'i.aim iki.p n. j - iwmcr
, ' . , , . . i.cr:i;a:i :r III..- ai.d m pupn
men me omer nay in ew A'aiann, uus was ioki 01 nim as hi pbrti
the one deed in his life entitling him to fame: He was the
man who had boxed King George's ears. He did it when
ro-
uldican nominee bad only one en
gagement today, thai with Pwt.t
Davis, secretary of war who is h'-tc
en route to Honolulu on official
bt;.iines. . . : '
crash.
row was rh-ar bee
jecteil trip into tin
George was u naval cadet on his ship. That was probably a
justifiable deed, but not one to be generally recommended.
Kings' ears are valuable, perhaps the most valuable pait of
them. Roxiug ears may break the ear drum, and it is im
portant that kings should be able to hear. Fortunately
George doesn't seem to nave suffered any ill effects. His
hearing is as good as any living monarch's.
it use of his prvir
' Siert as of V tV
I -.. i-.i; nr. w. i.. i-ortinam ifornla, beginning- Tuesday, lie wbl
charged with forging divorced decide late today whether ll.e pieS-wtr.-s
will whteh made him bene- i business will permit luni-
lb nay lo l. i.nnn .cslle. jt to .uiiiko a .miu;iicy,Uia..lw dnK,h
ST Tons- Insurance investiga- v,.rv- ., lo niau( li oi e - r. t ui n .
criminal g IOm.j. ,
( I- I A htm Y'et mill
The ob.e,-tne tl-.e caudl'tate Iihs
tors .say they w ill ak
pro-iciillon of Hoy l. loomt.H,
presid. nt of International l.lfe Ju
mii am. e i 'o.. unit ss $,'),. "tno.ono hi
missing Mcurttles are found
'Itttonbs, in statement at Chicago,
denied charges.
I I. OS AMIKI.KS -Tal driver sny.s
In- took lilhssell St. Clair Iteilel
1t spot near whero body of girl
J "liiladelphlau is chatKed with mur-
lenng w.is l.oind.
ATLANTIC "CITY - Condition of
Vnalor lilett are improves.
M'.W .VoKK Most of caul sliit
in giip o( heat Him despite relief
II ai eas by rain.
.of the New York national guard.
I As he got Utck today to the
'grind of being u presidential nom-
j ttieo as well an the chief executive
of an ftnportant state. Smith found
a mays of accumulated business re
quiring, his immediate attention. Ho
. a. so was faced with the necessity
', ol whipping into slmpe hitj aceepi
aiiee sjieech which he will deliver
two weeks from Wednesday even
ini;. His engagement also held a
number of confen nces In connec
tion with his candidacy.
1 Tho governor to a largo eNicnt
'has- sliapyil up lu hb4 mind what
'.e intends to mty at his notifica
, tion lemony on the t-ant steps
doing much of the work ul night
in Ho- seclusion of the rambhng
brick house he calls home, he plans
lo put all but, the finishing touch
, on it, making final revisions prob
tjMy w it hin 1 nil days so thai the
text can he distributed throughout
Ihu cuuntt y by mail lo newspapers.
Ithlnohirul. the people of the signa
tory nations will realize that the
whole thing has been "pure hum-i
bug.
The war anniversary nNo wit-1
nessi'd Sir Austen t'hainl rrlaln,
Hrliish foreign s-oretary and poll-1
tical foo of Lloyd ? orgo, CHllin?
npnn American public opinion t(
back tho Kellogg; pact In order that
il may become "a most f-Srmldablo,
deterrent to war." King (leorge's;
spe rh from tho throno iroi-oguing '
the Itritish parliiiniuni, echoed this
iiope.
I-Viim b'H?ue of iialfons
amo word that pessimism respect
big disarmament ha boon repl.ieed
by optimism. Coincidence of ac
re;nances of tho Kollog? pact with
the finding of a workable Met of
principles on navnl reduction bo.
twi-en flreat Hrltuin and Kranco--a
cfunpromlse to which the I'nio-d
Slates lias given unofficial approval
- caused thin change in attitude.
There whs a lull in tho gathering
id' Tar eastern storm clouds. China
and Japan are set-king to compocc
differences. International forces
in Chinese territory arc being; re
duced. - , ,
Nine More Deaths
In Hast Heat Wave
i
moody Handkerchief
In the apartment shared by
Iltdizolind Miss M auger, according
lo his own testimony, a namihci
chief with what police say are M.N
bloodstains wan found In tho girl's heat wave i
laundry , bag. The handkerchief stales have
was that of a man. I la-t S iintd
-.- leidav heft
Ail automobile has boon f''und. ..lirtlS ni.,
which ' lteiuel admits he rented j ,,,, !,
and in nlib-h lie took the girl on Liult ,.,
their la:t ride to the Iloilyw i;
hills.. w here, he says, they quarreled i yi( ,. ,
ami w here Miss Manger g-d mil oi j i(.;,,ij,
the Tnaclune, never to be seen .j-m.,... ,
circles , again In .life by him. I ho n nines; ......... i.i-i.si : .;;iiois i
' registered on the speedometer OI j eml.
; the rented car is the distance JYoui j .
j neltzel's garage to the scene tf thej H; DAM 'l '
' murder and return.
Itcltzel remains calm a nd maiu
tnlns his story tif "practice shoot
ing" on the day before tho murder,
the uirirrel and subse'iuen; parting
In Hie hills and of Ills cotnnleio in- ! which
I!K. Aug. '1 (AC) - T!o
1 1 1 . D - w hich the ea.it en
l,i i '.umbering sinei.
iv tii-'U nine lives yt-;-
uie t b-'-i ileal a ml win.
ui-h! Tempt. rary rebel
thun iue ! sev- ral sir
t i.iif' in Aliissti -liusetls
1 1 com 1 he bea L iiy N't-W
lit I'liiladelpliia, one it
one in Albany. N. V
i . u ni ii;
. N i-l:
-S-.tit t-. r n
( M-)
I.. I .
i i
I tn.
jir.i
lo the i-hnrse tif nuirtter ;ir- the
nw ,h:iVK- of desertion, rlnln'7.
ztriuent ana viulation of thr .Mann
cl.
i.os angi:i.i:s. Aiijr. r. (ai)-
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rt-plac
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I i s o;i :i t i i si li ,- ist . ;
iH'.ir (Ir.-.r'My. I'ill.. Satiif-it,-hl.
'I'h. . I;i f. l:i tr.. ili'l llol
1 1.(. Sli.isla l.inlili-'l. oflicia'N
.1 lllli: tliat ;Ir- tii-s woal.l Im:
' I.
Tnw ohiniiK
ssilal
M.'a.lous.
py. A visit
iiis alisi ih
t.'tl.r l.aifi
A MS
i:i:l'.VM - Am.'riian
y i.ii'.s ami tilymiui'
mil lirlil uaiuis Mlth linllil lotal of
I I'lnlan.l . I with Im'.
A.MSTDHHAM -Kl Dual I. Alc.T
i.in rniinltii; !.r l-'ianr.', wins
liiaiallii.li: .l.ii.- Hay Itltii.
A MSTIMt I A M I o nu n tin. I
imii ointn sn I nuiiiTS f i-.i ill Anirrl
la uln iii.Kis .iliionit t II fln.illstM ill
. lill
I I al
Hal
YiitniB i:.i Walsh
Sox ililiat M-
'I t ut i h.i lopions
nuzi-: ricim.M.
Stunt' pt-iiplc itro ilislit-iii'tonctl I y the riuiuii-ial liiiluio of
tin- Tiimicy-I Il-i'IH'.v filit. Not only piomiitei-s ;uul hanfrs
i n tif pi'tilossiniial pnnilisiii, oitlicr. Tln-re arc miiralists, nf
a sort, who lament the apparent slump of puHlic- into: est in "!,".
. tin.' manly art. i
Other moralists are encourajretl. They fmesee a turnin"; a
of athletic interest to moie lunnane ami elevated forms of
: tu t. or to artistic and intellectual thino.s. l'roliably they
;:ic lioth woiiio;, anil lioth riuht.
There is nothino inme niitural, anil tlestincd to last lonovr
in huinan evolution, tiian interest in a eooti iiulit, whether of
men or duns or chickens. Some of the oldest human lecoids riiH Aia
ti-ll of Ixixinir matches, l'.ut the race little by litlli seems to j '" '
.mow more jrontle. This is particulai ly so in kindly America. t
U'c have outiriown hull-liaitincr anil liear-haitiii!;'. We for-1 "
liitl puhlic iK fi.-hts and cock fights. W'e permit lull con- (luid SIM
tiol. inau-fihts. usiiiR patldi'tl rIovcs uheie the ancients used s"S' S'oJf
lironze knuckles, flaming rules fur protection of the weaker
ti -ni est ant. and limiting In u tali ly by stoiipinj: fijrhls shoi t of' N , u ,. , u. , . T1.
Hie final knock-out.
Vet sonic d"rce of luulalily will pinbably continue, in
portinj: contests, fm- aces to come. Ami it is probably well
'hat. it should, lest the race mow sol't with sentimentality and
ease, anil then futile and dissolute. There must always be
.somebody or si. moth inn hard for a stitiiig man to hit against ;
theiv must always be haul blows taken to toughen the weak.
Sport serves this puipose i.-ilher well. Hut :oit, as we
have if, is nt'-rely I In- easy and childish way.
lown-up ways dial serie the same pnniosc. an
lime art! lational and consti ut live, "'hero are
body and mind ami spirit in-. re woith while tha
Hive I onus 01 pia aim 1 1 o i u 1,1 jrahizi u into a set n
In iiiimi
li0'l till. I OS
tll'Tl- W Olllll l
from Sianloiil for
of tlir.-t- days null I
ill tin- mountains
lit Use opi-ii, as was ilonn on l!i
t-i-iu jotinny to tin- nortli
ri suit liol. I.
Tilden Case To
lie Up On Aug. 21
two nights sp ijH
t'.t In r ca mpii.K
SMI III I AUS AIIOV
AL I'.ANY. N. Y . Aug tAI't -
With Ins aec, -plant e hp. ,-ch as w.-H
as other important iiialins n bis
wins iiiind. Ibtvinor Smith was Itack to
Irack day in his old stamping grounds of
A I ban y 1 it) in a t-n - day a rat not
that wasn': a'l pl.iy.
' He n tU! 11. 1 to l he er. ut 1 :
mansion in the -b ad of night, t' r
minaling after n:id-nii:!it a
mito a mo iut.lt He top t hrongh
St ni my darkness along the w c-t
ha n k 'it to- 1 1 'idson I he tiiVi i nor
and membios oi his l',imi!v o..;oi--O'l
h t . from c:i:;rp Sa'-r h in at-Cc.-kskill
where tale yMeii!ay ai-
l-"!!'i..ti !.- n li-M.-il UO ft-yllll' Ills
xi.w yoi:k, aus. ; (aim
jChaigcs against William T. Tihlell
of violating the amalt-ur rule of the
! C S Ijiu ii 'I'eotits usstiei.i I ion w ill
be roiiMdered at a meeting of t he
executive eommUlee of the gov
erning body at the Vnnderbllt hotel
Aug. -I. it was announced today.
T. 1 I J T ! I i 1 1 1 K rY"HJ1,1
k -r : HZmZWM
mmr
!; f7'-
m .ri:it i:xnM:it n:i)
SAtilA.MKNTti
'.Oil lttltrllhlSOII.
koi. a .lohn 1 1 1 u i
will, while til
tv
Alii;, it I A 1-1
ullo silot anil
.k. in. of Mux-
PV' lllllltlllH
his.
i- ill t
i-aH-il l.y
s.-s suit
Ills t-
a ilror lint
shot was fin
in Hit- In i.l.
tiriti-.l
has ht-VIl '
Wil
li nd
i iiiiinti
i i oroi.i
lllti-lic-o
nioanlon to shoot at
aisi-il up just as the
I. The huliet lilt him
IMI'
I .-III I.
ItlllllSI'l .111.1
l-.'lllillOl .1 to
tin- Intel tr
i- nil I Ii IT
il... . lo,
lale.l It .haul. I lo
There ale
at the same
stultifies of
these pi mi-'
us husmess.
i ,(r..ii.
t HUI..II'
loiilil.
n. I .lo is
L.ll 11 .1 I' t - I
he 1 II lie
e II'. 1. 1
i .1 on Hl-ani
Ihls si. lie.
I Ilia! till
W
nil tt
How the Slates Voted Four Years Ago
M Wis Unit) tot n
i:m;i,i:viiihi, n j . v-
( M The mmd r of .i
v. hose bod . slot! t tu ..tor.; I ...
Mul baek and then Ihimh I ,1
hi olid l eeogtill ion. w '"Mm
a ltrf picker ahum a im-: i r :i
road atop the I'ali-.fb s w
lajslt'iy Itebiy I
1
i ii i ii.. 1 1 1 . 1. .
let, 111 the
l.i ml, the
iliv I
ami their
leu, ,- w a,
lal. lis ..(
III-
World War Fliers
hilled In Crash
I I 'AIMIia.H. N. .1 .
M I M m mm w a m-r i -mvi
X. - ll-lltl-i- Willi the
ll I tel. . s ,, the fionl .Il
rT1 - I W in 1.1 w II Ii II la hi-
W fC nil RRRT TO ! :
i first 1
V.nk w
mi . a Inl
t I .iiili.l .1.
..i r.nii-
a i tn in
i I 111: I he
.le.ilh 111 a
III. Ill i hen
A loil.'l he
.is kill. .1.
SIiok-i
to. in of the
I 'i.lnnnn no. I
X. .1 . h.i.l
I ik.-n "1( hot a ten minutes hefi.ie
1I..IM the It. i. IS V ttlr fl. hi. Iiller
( Hills' their alio they .11. ko-
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After You've
Accumulate.
A Little
money
What's the host tliinp; to do with it'.' It's nidiiev
that you want to keep secure, for your old iy;v, or
for some emergency of sickness or 'luisiness misfor
tune. How do other people handle money of that kind
so that it will earn a safe, sure and "reasonable in
come and still be immediately available? Where do
they find an investment that is both ineome-pi-tiduc-inf
and available as a reserve fund as well?'
iMany of them use certificates of deposit;'.;! in
vestment that has numerous advantages that vou
have difficulty finding in anything else. Tliev o';tii
you four per cent interest, paid every six months.
They serve as a reserve that you can' use on short
notice in an emergency. They strentithen vo-.r
credit.
We will be glad to discuss with vou the ad vantage
of a "C. 1." as an investment. Only through frioiiiilv
advice and experienced counsel can we Vendor the
service to which you are entitled.
irt ratthcntiinml imk
Mcnihrr I'fi1r.l .rse - -- ls.,nr. es fiver m ,;,, lt
Fortieth Year of 1-iiciidly Service '