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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1930)
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE. ORE. Friday, January 10, 1930 Airmail Pilot In Mexico Finds Rip Van Winkle Island On Coast Pago Ten lly O. 1. Nullcr AKSOciuted 1'rrna Staff Writer) MKX1CO CITY" (Al') CrulBint? up the I'iiclfic coast In tho fur south of Moxii-o on thu regular Ciuutcmula City-Vera Cm ir run, Si Kurd Ynrlnn, .Mexican Aviation company pilot encountered an ex perience that might have befallen a wunderint; Spaniard in the six teenth century. Storm clouds settled on the plane Until Varian wan forced down within a dozi-n feet of Die Ren, at which point he decided to Inml and tliink it over. Hut white looking lor a dry, firm part of the bench, tho clouds and tog met the ea, mid he But down immediately on a soft narrow Bundbur a quarter of a Wilt) from shore. Ilia piano mudx-haved in the soft Band mid headed fur I he l'acific ivhitrcupon ho upplhd tho left landing-wheel brake and Krouiul luoped. A two-gullon tliormoH-jub, which comprised part tf hl8 emer gency ratlotiH, HkewiKu i-xecuted the oop-the-loop, completing its course by bouncing off the hack of Varl txn'H liz-ail. Whtm Variun recovered a half Jiour later he found that time had slipped backward huvural centuries. Jits cripphd plnno wiut surrounded by a Hcoro of thuroughly primitive Indians, dresaed in branch cloths and speaking a strango language. Varian had landed at the only primitive fishing vIIIuku in a hun dred miles of roast Hue of the .State, of Chiapas, ills Spanish vocabu lary was about two score words and after some time, he found a native who had been 'outside" nnd who likewise kiidw a few Spanish words. All the other Indians spokn only a native dlalert. probably Mayan, dating back four or five centuries. 1'or two days, until his compan ions located bis plane, Varian lived with the Indiana whoso life has ad vanced practically none at all since the Spanish conquest. Their solo diet was fish from the Pacific and cakes and tortillas made from corn, which was ob tained by trailing dried fish for corn nt an interior point fifty miles away, across a great swamp. When the YillaL'urH imnurid to eat thev nulled in finhinw not I made of tainted h-- cntrh and threw them Info a large receptacle, which appeared to have been washed In from a ship wrecked vessel. "When finished the natives drank with relish tho litjuid formed by the cooking fish and then picked over the fish meat, Varian passed up tho soup and lived off unsea soned fish until help came. TI re ported the natives treated him with jvery courtesy trivimr him frcclv of everything they had exceut tohuc- hich they rationed out cau tiously because of lis scarcity. They made cigars by crumpling -,ip to bacco leaves and wrapping the dust Into a whole leaf, which was light ed from their ever-burning camp- fire. Two days after Varian bad been rescued and had returned to Vera Cruz, there arrived at that city tin' telegram which ho had dispatched by an Indian runner to the nearest telegraphic point, advising his su periors of his predicament 'and lo cation. The dispatch bearer had crossed the swamp to tho nearest inland town, from which olaee a horseman had carried tho telegram to a farther inland railroad point. D OYSTERS Your Opportunity American Beauty A real reduction The opening event in a banner year for our patrons Come and set reai vaiues in quality iooas. resh, clean stocks, a wide variety ana a world ol merchandise. Plus Safeway Service - ALWAYS ., Prices effective Fi?May, Jaao. no, to, and including, CATSUP Heinz, rich, tasty You'll like it. COMMON SENSE IN EATING URGED Going Without Breakfast Generally All Wrong, Dr. Strieker Says. lly Dr. I'Vcdcrlclt Strieker There have been, and are, many diet fads, doing without breakfast Is a fad. It may be all right. 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