La Grande evening observer., August 08, 1928, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
Wednesday, August' 8, 'V.KH '
Woman Teacher
; Beaten To Death
) In Evanston, III.
- CHK'AfiO. A Uif. K fAI') The
Jmrfy nf MiKH Jftinie otintunci. A'l,
head of the KrirUrth d(iart nient of
trad ley I'olyteehnlcnl Institute lit
I'enrlu, 111., wan fni ii (I on the from
liiwn of tin KviiiiKtiui reside nr this
hiornlnff. Hlie Imd been hen ten to
A fath ii lid n'tafked.
t A bJoinl-ftalned pteeH or Iron
f.lpe vun foil rul neuf where the
body lay behind a Inline In front
of the hurue ti whii'h hi hud been
roftinftiK for the Mimnicr, Hlnlfm
ahmtf the Hlilfwulk Indicated to po
lice that nhe lttid been struck nf she
Hulked in front f the Mm, Her
eloihe were nearly turn from her
body.
Members of her family , wit h
whom MIkh Ciinhtanee lived hud re
ported that she wiih tniwsiritf Home
time after midnight, when it wuh
df covered fdie hail not returned
trom a visit lo the North western
University hbniry at 'J p. rn. The
library cloned nl la o'ehtcN.
found Uy Milk Jinn
MIsh CoriHtiitice hud been hariiiK
lYiomx with her mother and a Mu
ter, MJ(m .Mfiriiiret Constance,
while KtudylriR at the mimrner sen-,
-Vlnn of orthvenerri t'nlverfdty.!
Hhe wan prppurim: for n decree of
idoetor of philosophy.
V The body, with the nloill crushed
,by a blow from the two-font lenwih
.of Iron filn. wan found by a mill;
i)i an wliiiKf lantern lit the h"iltv
ithder the hede tdiortly hefure .
o'rloek this niornitm.
The polire believed death had
KTUDIT ( ll ttl NK AU'W
. I'fiKTI-ANIi, Auk. ft (Al;
llunnlntt away backward down
hill, iin empty Knl'oti Htree! ?ro,
vitr dashed at hih Mpeed J 4 block
IHllI lumped till- U.r-k earlv tod-i;
rra.hlfiK -lolo a !'(". I In- car w
id lu have Mariid uhib tin- m
lurioftii, II. II. I v.a.i oil in
ground adjii.Hlln . kwH.-h. Itl- -.i
MiiKed a group of Souihi-rii i-aelfi
track w or kern mi a rrn-.-int an
ended llrt d-i-h in tlx- from
Friedman i;n-;T more, 1 o
Klnla Hlreet.
Katherinc StinsonThen and Now
HAl.W.M. ore . Aux. 7 I A l
Htnir hoard of control, m a :
nnre yesterday with fl.i ;-;io
of noriherti .Marion and i lacka
coiintleH, who coal iact ed th-r
dil'-t lo (he I'a-ific l-oa-l 1,
mllln at Vancouver, iituri
over the eroi for the
plant in Salem. ThU mil
KIiuvitn from a itxn thai
ht tiiihI (he I'm-hfe i
were unable to carry om
tracts.
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Still1 l IHSTIIMSS
TOKYO, Aiitf. H (AI'J A radti
rneKMire picked tip by the .lap:uic
Hleamhip I'aiis .Main nialcs 1 ha
the hollar Line fieit; liter Sianlej
Hollar hound to Htiaimha from Se
atlle va disabled bv a boiler
plosion off the Kurile yelerdav.
The Japanese xhip, winch wa:
off CaMlem Japuu when n i.-ccive
l he rneheaye. ol fered to :u - t In
di.ahled venel.
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AVIATOlt KM I-;
I'filtTI.AM. Aiim. X IAD
Jimmy Kim-hart, Portland avinro
been Instiinlaneoiix. and that the for whunc wifely fear as f.-lt a-
uwallant had then drnpced hln vic
tim Into the yard and attacked her.
yeNterday. arrived here la.-t. Hichi .
ha vim; been delayed at (annon
lleach by hivh tide.
headline hnyn:
' A writer of fiewHpaper fenttiren
rails Oiarlle CurllM " a ery hu
man fellow.' Hiirel You have to Itrliain Neck and Neck in I:
ha human to run for vice prerd- Air Htiperlority." Am friendly
dent. that, eh ?
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zcrolinc and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
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V' o, 'fcwi J' f TV rjri- t I
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StlriNon seaterl in one of t lie intbUaled plum of l!H nr there-
t as a jilloi. He'ow. at th" rluhl. in a close-up of iter as she looked m
of her ami her husband In the garden of their home at Sania I'e,
Xew .M-xro.
lyli'::. and nuint of her time now 1h
devoted to keeping t hose apart-iiient-4
in condition and In makiilK
;m1'11,.!o!!S iiid in!f!'"i'Oi"'i as new
f idett.-t occur to lu r.
It is sui'ii I hliiKl that interest
her now. Tl kiou i" her s olild
never f-'lve oie a hint that her
i name was once a household word,
j She is rnodesr. refer ved itnil cour
teous; sumewhow it i. bald to
imagine her flying at all.
Yet at' the height of her career
her ach;evenients u re known all
over the World. t
Made .Mam Itc-conls
She was the 14Mh person to be
come ii hceiiMf.n' uiOa lo irierica
Keu- living people hold lower M-f
cense niirnhery. When she jailed
aloft one nij.:ht In t 'a li fornfn and.
with roajriif Hinm f la i;es, t raced ii
yerles of letters njfatnst the black
I she lU'i-ii in ol inht'd Kornethtnir
j no flyf-r had ever done. She was.
$ t ificidentally, the first 'person ttt
-f. j either ex to fly at nU;ht, the fourth
' to loop the )no, and the first woni-
n to fly in the orient.
She conducted ;i flvimr scliool in
Texan before the World war, and
when i Ife - America n army enL a j
pnniMve expedition Into Mexico to I
iiptui'e Vlllii Fhe volunteered Jo
o iilony ha aviator. Iter applica
tion was turned down, but she had
the satisfaction uf knowing that
most of the pilot wliu did ko were
men she had l;:uht how to fly.
When this Kiivertiinent filtered
i he war - she made herself useful
in every way puible. 1:1 'jr niot
noteworthy ftlKht wan li (Hp from'
Ituffalo to Washington in the In
terest of the lied Ciukh, In which1
nlie made various strips en route'
'o pick up checks totaling: $-,'"Ht,- i
Utt" In vjilne.
HY-PEP-SEN
Puts Pep in People t
A Tonie Diitckliv and Laxativfll
For Sale by-- fc
MOON iHtHi COMPANY m
When
Enjoy Your Stay
at the Superb New
MORRISON
HOTEL
Corner Madison and Clark Stu
in Chicago IWl
lift jmM
rut ii u,L . -'"nn. ,v. i rri
i n pa
n bam I
The Zteorrtsu. whtrtrotnptelrj.wittb thelartu
and tuUtst hotel tn the wvrU, icxtfiuiinx 3,410 roont
csxaaasiaBBSiscEaBEEaEKaiaisaBasafflKiHHsifiSESHSEifl
I in tin.
ter picture shows Kalheiir
when (-he wits Malmuu Ian
dnys; left is a photograph
Ity Ni: Srrvlti
SANTA IK, N. M.
K:n herine Si insoii, win
lo IHIX Uas one of
auat.uH in the world, probably ,,f llf-1'
never v.ill flv iilmIii. I anibiih
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The woman who once held tmth '
t lie dot at It hi n ml buiM dista tue ;
lliiht r-'ords has relind to pit- 1
v.tte life ami is now living in Santa'
IV. ti.e wife ,.r M. A. Otero Jr., .
stale iioditor of New Mexico, add
1 himself an accomplished aviator. Interview yira. fnero, he found her
A nr. ? 1,1 '''IS .Miss Stiuson tried to ' tnisiiy eiiHaneu . -in menuin -i
from l!iJ enter the American air force as a i broken screen, vt nen tne reporier
the "i-e-ner piif-uiit pilot. Cejecit-d on account ' coin metitcil oti the Kt'eat contrast
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Oti ni re- MM
he look to lrivinu mi i hc-lwfn flylnu ;ui
in Pniiuc 'I'tiH lii'Olic i'ket'itlnK house, -M I'H
Iiit In-.tllh, fitr ncvfn yi'ins shr I marUeil: j
u.fM :nt inviihtl. Only r'r'ntlv h:is j "Tliere isn't f liincli rnntniMt lis I
Iht IhmIiIi i. mil. I; :nir ,, thul'yun wimlil Ihlnk. Yi.u see. ns M
il hns shf l -i.mIcii1 li i-t hfr f:i - ),,iu-wilV I jim i. ,.ilrinK this H
in. mis l.r.Mhcr, Kcl.lli. Slinsnn. nf s,.-,.pm Asnil iivlatur 1 ol'Tpn sjipnt
1 .-t . ill. thf flylim fur Ihf f-ini- h.nns nt a limn .wiirkillK "II tile H
ily. falirir of my airiilano wiims aftiT M
Km iiMlKiiiMh she Is mil nf lhi';,hiy hail liei'n ilamaKCil In f.n-i'i-,1 f
t':i , fs Iloi i Iivi.iiis "i ; lamlliiKS nr ullHTWliie. I thlnK'
Hi. wf-.m.ii nl re wlnniiiK faMie,nly early iralniim iirepared me fm-J
flyis. Mi.- nsc.i In ilrcillil nf ,v presenl dulles.
Ilt'llif Ihe Atl.mtl.', Ill III" 'lays. , .,. ,.n ,,... ,,,,. l,e-"
I. lanes arid riiKlnei l ap- i ,..,,,, ,., i t he .. t-rlih eel urn I H
Good.
.lays
. able of making the trlji had Hot yet
been buill: and here is how" she
i)i:wiib':t her reaction to the ac-coiiipU-'hinei!!
of Amelia r.arluirt.
it . . Has ,o Ifirn-tK
"When I first entered in' saniN
r ;t: in acre. she says, 'my room
ficcd ii tall mountain pen k
week J had an insatt:ihte
to clipih to the top nf that peak
I ".Hi after nazim; at il for two or I
three e:u-s a ltd thlnkiim .about it j t
e.M-h d.iy and ivali'im.' lloW im- ,
piMciical It was. for me. 1 found
that all desire actually , .Hint, it
h.i.l left me. 1 V
""I'tie i me is- t rue ah. oil flvinir A
:mT.i the Aa.i.iic. I h id thoui.-ht
s.i much about it ami realized how
i in pi -art if -al i! was ft a no- t ha &
-liiipy decided to f.nuel it. that
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One of the
More than a breakfast
food. Rich in food iron,
lime and" vitamin B a
blood, brain, bone and .
tissue builder.
Serve with milk, cream
or fresh fruit. Crisp,
golden nuggets' of nour
ishment toothsome and
toasted. You'll enjoy it!
f the Pueblo Indians and
the ! H
several apartments on one of Santa
Ke's ipteer, narrow, winding streets,
modeilntf them after the early
PATTISON BROS. GROCERY
We Deliver Free Phone Main.80
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Make ihN :i-niitnitc tit
Tt n vi4o of ihitiii- Niil
I trend and ft div itf Hit y dh
T hiesil I 'i mliMite nil vm h
side. Ne how iniieli rlrlier,
IIUim K"hlcil. 11"' llnlteiiiiil
Mniid liNikH. oir lion iniHii
more (bdh-lmis it latc-..
For (hem? Yes, Madam
I'cst assured. Madam, tliat your children
art' eating hmo of tlii1 finest funds in the
world when you e.ive their Halter Nut
I! load.
You yourself, with a.ll the skill of your
jjrandmolhcrs, couldn't hake a more whole
some, nourishinu' dread. llecause you
couldn't huy any hetter ingredients.
The flour we use, for instance, is made
from the nutritious heart of the wheat
berry. The shortening is as fresh and sweet
as you would use. Then our slo-hakinji
method seals in the flavor and prolongs
the freshness.
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PI-mI'II'IIIS, OirOllLjl ..'!s..t.:il IKTI'S-j
;i i.H.ii'. y.'.ir- :i". Hul I'm still
:.s n! Inr i.isUr :is .- ii.l' 111" '4
wntirin's ..ill in Ii. lii!v 1 lull'.' I
..lh.-r ).i ..l.lenis 11. .u, iini' nl' llii'tii"4
nunini: uli'l K I . ' 1 1 i n u libiml Ui" ' $
:ur.!.'M 111 wlti'li sh.' u;it ;i vhi'.,'
I lie IlilelWou- "Is I" ii.'..Vf'V I1.1W
lll:it n..'f'l' LCI Mill.' "till 111 lt .1 IX
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Your
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Observer-
Indeed, the things that make Under Nut
very things that make it pood for you.
I'.iead lasle so r.'ood are the
So won't you give Butler Nut P.reaJ a very thorough trial
toast and sandwiches . . . see how thin it slices.
Trv it for
Try it for freshness . . .
the last slice. Then let the
see how delicate and rood it is rieht down to
tainilv vole on the flavor.
Why i.ot make this intcrestinc trial rh;ht now'.' You'll U so plad
you did.
haked fresh helix ered fresh al all dealers.
( uiini tu spi'nk ti. Mi,, rm ni-
it. in our nil lhl, i hilM1 III'
L'II-IihIi liny ni'lllii);, n.o III)' ll'J
in li mill :i!t-liirh tinil IT-Iih-Ii nil
ill OH h.'ll r,tl ti:p Irn.'ilii:, Ivnlh
III Om ll-ini-li sin tiinl in tin' I'.'
1111I1 lll,t. Ilrhii: nliillu uilh otl
a I.Hilumiii'i y Witiil 'iiliiiiu nntl
111!' i.';Us HlH'lttK'k tlnil li,i' .Hill
llmiMi mill n't' how nitii-li i- i'iiii
viim' ou. 'riicii lor Ihc clilrki'll
llllllll'l'. Willi lllllkl' II HVijllV Of
Uifpiiiu lln-ti rliii ki'ii- nt Imiii,'
)ult- III,' l.llli' III. Imi 11 li;liKltt-litli' I
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tiiuu icti tiii; that (Men the
little (ot i mi t iii-t thctr Uh- into.
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La Grande
akery
K. J. McWlhhlAMS, Prop.
I hen c lune ihc -.bii'ii mill widfi
feiii'hiy hi the JA-tinh ami In ihc
.iii-lii, h mid the ;t: u h nod Ihc IH-
1 ii o in 1 .11 k iii'i"-. n iii r Mjipics iinn
hniti wire. Pent toiiii-i oiir '
iiIih; win it l itll nniie hcic llitd I : t k
to nic.
Claude C. rratt
Lumber Co.
Wo Sell l or u.h
"The I'lmr l;tu't rrieml"
Ml' I'mindr I'tmtie tiiiit 'J
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old and new residence, and you will avoid
errors in service.
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