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Saturday, August 2T, 1)28 LA GTtANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa ire Four Jindmxnht $itamg (Dhserucr (Incorporate!) An Independent Nl'Wpft por FKANK H. APJ'I.KTtY -Kftltor and I'libllnhar HAKVKY V. MATTUKWH HtlHirmn MnnaRW Published evenings, except Sunday, ot 1418 Adnrnft Avonue, Iji cnm.h. orecon. Th Observer-Star published every Krlday. Kntcred jit the I'oMofl'ieo in Da Di-andc, Oi'(Kin, us Second Class Al till Mat ii-r umlcr net of March 2, 1H7!. or-nriAi". iAi'i-:i w uvro totnty at nno CITY P LA OBANDR ' MMMIJKK AKKOCIA TKl) I'KKSS The Associated IVess in exclusively entitled to we for publlca (Ion of nil new dispatches credited to It or not utherwls credited If published hen-lii. Ail rights of republication of special dls- , patches in this paper, and ulso th luedl rifcw'H herein also fir i served. KiritSCKI I'TION HATKH lly C'nrni'p Dfilly, per month In advance ; ; . 7fc Daily, six months. In ndvanee ; 'J-I-HO Dally, kIhkIp copy liy Mull Dally, per month in advance COe Daily, per mix month in advance . fa. to Daily, per year in advance. $0.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year ALVKKTIHINO KATKS Display, foreign, tmt column Inch - '-'e Display, local, per column Inch 40c Tim contract prjens on applleatlon. ' ' A ;i:.M'l.Ni: I'liAVKi: -o Lord, he radons unto iih; we li.ivn vvitili'd for tine; he Ituui iheir arm every inurnlnj;, our salvation alr-o In (lie time In trouble. fxn. 33:1. - -. If COOLIDGE DROPS CRANE WITH GUN A hvtti ( fli' rht amotion tluitV asked lihnill II TVdlilln' the' ilny N. "Who win her first husband?" Tli radio mi lot ' nun tern thlnjt yesterday nit wonderful. hnl ihinmcd he'il ll t it hen IViis would In a doubtful cerned. i; Catches More Than 25 i Trout and Demonstrates j Ability; with Pistol WI'l-.-TUOH, wis., AUK. ST, YAP) I W-ivlnif revealed lilirisolr u (ruck! plaint shot, anil with the hii;..! 1 rtiti'h of fish yet fo IiIh nedil this! xufnmer, frenfcli'iit. PooILIk.. wli! r,-uily to Hi'ftN. tldn n auiiin to ion- I tltw )H- nt 1 -i-r!.! r l.-ili.ij.l ilK,. to- i '"V "tTi r tin nVornlKhl vl.sit to t ntiiN- or Chitflcii K. l..-wln, of Mii'i-I nc:iiotlN. lit l.i.vl, wtx. i Not mitlvttiol tvt-li l-xhll.ltlnic Iiiki with roil anil fly ,- iai.i. j ItiK ilnilim' tin. first houm or hl' KHiy nt l.i-vl ,,,0,.,. ;in ,r, f,inlJ ii xrcatiM- ntirulii-r thun tin- Wiwon-I jUin Kiitrii- l;iw lillow to to- c;i ulit In a ilny on op mri'iuns, Pimi-i jiliTII i'ooIIiIko ustoninlifcl wi.li hij .i.ni.t ronirninlonn or yiais l,y riilmly FhoollriK u criiiui :it L'O I 'y:irrls with a ,:iN niitonifilli' pistol. j I'linly or TlirllN I 'I'ln- visit to l.i.wis, whlcli iM.L-aiiJ nrtvrnoon rollowlnir a of ont'Iuor sH..-rii- -; nnuii oh llOSKihll-. Wit h Cnvi'i'tiorK M o o r v oml Ititchi.-, W lirt ntli li.ii'il u "j,'oV-ITKil''M Lull" In liiutor or tin- tliii.c sluto i-xiTtillvi'M nt thf ii'-w .toriiiiuiith hoti-l ot S;.i-llm- l.uki. Iimt IliKiit, tin- il.-liiO'-tatii- in slil. -ntlnl rlilliU iloto wan to ii Ii- aroilnil tin- nuni'l .iii!i in on oi1-i jiwhiuni 'l Imioiiriio lii.'ui.-ll linn,' lifi.-s of the slut' troops unit In fill! vli'W of tlious uivls i -..'iii-.l to on tipv s.'iitit it) lioi;-i)i i!i '.iv.-l I-nth - ! up in Hit- Ki-ijnn.lu. .Mi'i't I'nrly l.oailors llilrllL' tlii' -i:.y the lioiiiliii'i' planll'" to nt". t s. ..'ill N-'W .lor. I".y );nly l.'il.-r.-. Iniilhllior Srll olor J.;iiv;inlH, M:''or lllinm. of .fi rs, y t'ily. arol W'i 1 1 i.'i I ri I,: Hill, ilomooratio taii'liiiiiti. lor Kovi-rnor. fjovornor Sniiili wl'li lii.s finnily nnil Hrvorai frioipls :iro stopiilnir nt Spiliiu I...l.i.,'ii IIHIi. i.v'T n mil., from tlio oamp hiri''. If, inti lols lo wpi-nil tlio k-n'l lh.r. lo-foro tfoInK luik lo Now York or Al- liiiny illrcrt, rirrparulory lo visit- i ItiK .Xytui'liBC ntxt wvi-k lo atti'tol tin- Kioto fair. AftiT roKlMtcrlnB In )il nallvo : oily yi stonltty uftornoon lo onuiiir tillil to runt hi volt- In the Novitii- i l.or olci'tionti tin noinlilf1 wa tak : oil i.y iiiitomoiiilo for his first tiiKte of rvurtlon of I ho utreot Icrowila Blnoo his notlflrnllon nt Al- , j Iih ny lust Woiinosilay. 'I'liroiiKh Lli-nioy I'lly, Ni-wurk anil Kllznlo-I Ii I I .1 n I 1. .-.Ilirli I Hi. vii nous KoacoiiHt ri'sorts. peoplt- Jammi-il out In tlio Ktrools, yollinK ami i hi.orlnK while thi- Kovornor iloft. 'l his straw hat nnil wavoil Ills urins. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years N. K. West & Co., Inc. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page u hit inii-iiwir rioo rrorn ,siii,.rlor, wast M- Hi' ilny lull of thrlllH for all thoso run-i .Mrs. fnolhlKi. anil I No one lit inks fur a mimit that Hoover has anything to do with the juice of wheat, Ill'T it'll just miturally lielp the repulilican cause tremendously if someliody can shoo the jice away from that ninety-cent level. That is, if they .shoo it up! mt son. John, liail the iinnsoul ploaHinv -of KwirnrninK ,in a j I. ,rrs. cooll.lt-o, who Is viry lon.l of KwlminlliK. Wan hoard ro say how sorry she Vi, that she coulil not Ifldnliffi In thai sport i vory day. .Mr. i ot)ll.l(.o-K Kkill with a pistol was di'tirnnstrafofl 'on iho Sovon Pilio otoolc, which rros.s..s th l.owis 'ostatp, hk ho nnil .Mr. Lewis iind n secret service operative were in a hont. Mr. I'ooli.lKe was out- Warniy husy rishln, with his eyes w hen one KtllK'T FIRST "WIASE , OF HOOVER'S DRIVE ENDED fPontlniied from Pafffi 1) hn with him on the conferences hfl i held With -political lefidein Of tll iurihweMt at t'cdjir Kapld this wef-K. nee are inai ine iiio-Hiion nil- i i . .. i . , , , i , r mi .in e iwuer wnen one j i oei-moHt in ilie mliiilK of the m-i'erMl f . . WH, vr:inoti wm,.n mrest the re- tiiifiiln.il v Niirn'4 rrtiffi n tlrtxeti wr. nt I ,. ... , '. ; , "iKion. nrcrei over the sri'eain. Without movlnif or annar'entlv We've hjul a mg stretch of dry weather lut the valley hasn't suffered seriously. With more moisture the last month farmers say we'd have helped some crops, hurt others. The total yield in the valley and general crop return in all lines has In-en hotter than anticipated at first. There is i-.hvays some consolation in knowing: that it might have been woi'se. Judge Couch's letter in The Observer yesterday on the court hnu.se situation was, as are most of his decisions, wise and economical, while leaving the way oen for rapid pro gress of the new court house project. Uegardless of the use to which it is put, the building must have a roof. Any work on the interior, as the judge miggests, can be delayed until a decision is possible regarding the new building. I fa rin KtatcK seeinerl to he that ot ef IfectltiK a strong party organization rather than of w-ekinff moreKpecl llc details of thft farm relief pro Iposala the Htamlaid bearer put fr jwnrd In his .icccptuncn uddri-MM. ' Much Work KcniAiu j Thee leu.jerH made it clear, liow ever, that much work remaineii to he done In the norlhwcMtern mate.1, , finrtlculaiiy In Hotith Dakota and WlsconHin and there was aomo un . ret In the other MtnteM. Hoover returned home last nlht i very much satiNfled with t)ie result I of the trip Into I 'J Htute from coast jto cull! and with the political out look In general. He In not discount ing the strength of the opiioition. however, ami repeatedly tuld thoAe (who Kteeted 1 1 1 1 r i yesterdny In 'en nay Ivan ia that the republicans have a real contest ahead and must 'exert hteir utmost effort if tiny arc to Kain victory in November, o liiiny TH(iN i At thia time Hoover haa no Inten- it Ion or making auothei' Iouk trip jvintll he Ntarts hack across the turn- t looking at the bird, Hie chief ectiliw rapped out to the secr.-t ,er icp man : "Oive me your im." Avohiiuj; all aruateurish waves of the weapon 6r lengthy aiminif. )llt nrncMenllv firing frnm (ho iin Mr. i'octldffe preMKed the trlpKer! and hit the crane, fully L'fi yards away, in the le. The bird flopped away wounded on 1 was killed by ft not her neciet svrvlco man in a boat which followed the presi dent's. "You are two dollars richer, .lr. President, Mr. l.ewi said, utter the bird had been brought to shore. In i-ftdy o tlie puzzled h'aze of liis KUes'l. 'Sir. Lewis explained that he had promised a two dollar bounty fur 'every crane shot on his estate. out of rneetiirjr with the folks wlio jireet him aloni? the way. tineut late in ( tct alter tu cust Jiis The county court, as well as many citizens and officials, is deeply interested in the sentiment regarding a new court ,iieusc.w uTo .pet n civiss-sectioir ) ')fnkm rt rtttdly ii pos sibh;, Obsei ver reporters - are already securing inter views on the subject. Only a few people can be seen in the f-pnre time available (or that purpose, and we would there fore appreciate written opinions sent in by readers from all sections of the county. Make the comments brief, pertinent. They will be published under the boxed heading "Interviews On Court House Proposal. " They must be signed, and brought or mailed lo The Observer office. The opinions thus ex pressed will be of real value in determining the county-wide sentiment, in aiding county officials formulate a program best suited to the progress of the county. vote on elect ion day nt hi.s home precinct at Stanford nivefslty. However, he will make a number of short cauipiilKu tours, KoiMK in- to the east, Ihc hordiT stales and the souih. 1 Details of these have yet to he , worked out and will depend In rifely i upon conditions as they develop af ter the canipaiKll has reached more adva need staK"'. 'several weeks la-lore 111 his next preliand address.. He The thinks there is too short a time j inminei between now and Labor day lor New .le SMITH AT SKAlilUT I By D. Harold Older (Assoelnfed Dress Stall' Writer) SKAflillT. N .1., Auk. 2f. (AD) -- Here In t he same surromidins where Word row Wilson mapped out cutnuaiKii plans 1'U years ajfo, which curried him to the presi dency. Uovernor . Smith - today found himself the tent nil figure ot a Iiukc deiiiocrali' rally Intended It may hoi'" hoosl his own chances tor (hat delivery of I mtfh oltli if it f ' K-S v.i 'Ii..! - jr W ft Ii ,1 W K i " i j rj B a ? -4 MICH AP.OYE the c.'ty of Cleveland shines Hits lighted pinnacle of the: new Union rcrintn.il lower, said to he one of the three most luil lointiv Ii'hled buildinp.s in the t 'intod ilalfs. ileinocratie presidential I sey. and U'tchle, of Maty- SKNATOK JOSKIMI PICKS AN "INl)KPKNl)KNT"? In this nioiiiino's mail conies a free news story tolling of the candidacy of Loyal M. tJraham, of Korcst Grove, ns an independent for justice of the supreme court. The story, which must have lieen liiultiKi'aphed and mailed yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, says that "Mr. Graham was drafted to make the race al a mass meeting of citizens held in the l'ulilic 1. Hilary at Portland tonight (Thursday), and has accepted the nomination." What comes immediately to mind? The fight of Senator Joseph on Chief Justice Kami before the spring primaries, of course and the stinging defeat Joseph's candidate took when the votes were counted. We know nothing of Mr. Graham, luit there is only one assumption to lx madethat Joseph is still trying to knife Judge Kami. lit? stands a fat chance - not! People woi-e disgusted with Joseph manipulations in May. They'll give him a worse slam this time. Any "independent" candidacy so obviously ent-liiid-drieil hcfoie hand as this can best be relegated to the place from whence it came. Other lawyers have boon ap proached long before this by th ' Joseph gang to get them to inn against Kami as an "independent." We know who approached thoni. lint fortunately for their political futures, they refused to be made a tool for this fight. They kept at it, apparently, until they found a taker. Graham is the man. We do not question his capacity, training, integrity. Put if he is rabidly supported by Joseph Mid the Portland Telegram as they renew their attacks on Judge Kami, we will certainly begin to question his judg ment, in picking political companions - and poltieal opportunities. titni to make a speech on 1 lint noli-i limit, late toilay revleueil I he star. tilay. hilt lias not ina.le a lilllli ileei- national Kltar.l lenilnellts in eli sion, ealnpnient here on a utile stretch I Tllkinir Two-liny H.it of Kl'onnil iietue-n Mr. .Moore's j Today and tomorrow the calldl- summer home an. tin. Atlainir lilate will .seek rest alter the Krttel-' ocean. ' IIiik: etirhl days' journey from hlH It was estimated that more than jhome at Palo Alio, t'al.. Monday lau.ooo persons would turn out rnr (lie will in-t hack to work, rotifer- the "Governor's I ay" at lair, which jrlnit w ith the ilirectoi s of his cam-I is arranged each year and w hich paiiru reiiardinir organization lie. ! Cox el not Smith has atlcmlod three .tails tu a inimlier of states. lor four times lu-fore. W'liilo apparently In the early! Will Vl Sc!!k ilays or his trip to the Purine coast Since the nominee's eampnir;n the repulilican nominee r. K'aided' speakltiK plans still are In the niak ampulioilm: ns something- of an Inff an.l the event Is an open air ordeal, lie has come to look upon one. tloietnor Smith planned mer.--II now as pist the day's work an.l ly lo n view the troops ami to stick I'rankly says he (jets ipiue a "kick" to his il. leriuiiiatmn to sle. r clear Did You Know? Vitamincs arc the "sparks of life." Milk contains ALL of the vitamines the only food that does. There is no health and growth without them. You cannot have bright eyesight, or a smooth skin, or lustrous hair without them. Milk provides them in the most economical form known. Be Sure To get the right amount of milk and see to it, your self, mothers, that it is properly pasteurized. Blue Mountain Pasteurized Milk is on sale at all down-town or neighlwrhood stores, 'or we will de liver it to your door daily. VOL Neks I daughter of Kinir tclor Emmanuel of luly the p.-ctly Princess Nl.iri.l of 5av..y, shown here in her most recent photograph. SPEAKING OF DANCE MARATHONS Try- Thtjsr W. K. GILBERT CO. I tY 1 couldn't 1 AVM' You JuSt Die. J T - V THIS?!.1 J . --e ( -,r'V' M0m& i ''Hr'V ' i m '.: -iM '''"m Blue Mountain Creamery Seeds For Cultivating Dollars As you turn the pages of this newspaper, dozens of seeds are scattered over your mind That's a good-looking- ear I'd like to have that radio What a pretty dress I think I'll try this breakfast food. Some of these advertisements may not interest you. Others will fall on fertile ground, take root and bear fruit in some future purchase. Advertisements help you to weed out waste, both in your time and your money. They draw a straight line between your cash and the correct counter. They remind you that there are still one hundred cents in the dollar. And they make it possible for you to bud get your spendings before you buy. Not only that, advertisements stimulate your in terest in appliances that save labor, time and money. They help you to keep in touch with the times. Through their products, they offer you an added en joyment of life. Cultivate the habit of reading advertisements they bring yon a hariTst of much USABLE information First Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
