La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.Monday, Mai'eh 10, 1080'.'- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven-,'; f NATION PAYS , TRIBUTE TO fh'il dy On Hcnfiti', n-nn found upon nnntntlvp St'hall nf Mlnm-.ititu, In- While llnuso to (lio All R-lnls' llu- Kami' hIiik.. wild I'ri-Nlili'iit Wil- tori-fti'il himself in li-KlKlmiiin to rnllurlun rhuri'li for the funi-ml won. a ili-inot-rut, nxl'liitf mil'lli' up-i provide Kovi-rnuii'tit tiuuullii-H for of W'lllluiu lliiwnril Tail anil iln rp -nrp t-prxr) 1 V" . proval of the YrKnill-.H treaty anil jail tf'-i-pii'Kltii'iilK. ' n' t i-mii-i'I to ullt-ml llu- i'itro- 1 1U1M1 jollier Issiiih KlimlllK out of tilt- I I'lliif Jiislli-v Taft wan hum at im'ltlw. in tho rotllnila of the rnpl- l'.irl roiifi n-iuc following tin-war-!ciiu-lnnnti Scptiin,hor 15, 1S.-.7. Mix I"' Im-i- tho ho.ly of the furltiM- (('onllnih (I from pun., ill j .Mr. Taft's iippiiliilim ill as phlif father wan Alphonxo Taft. who wim pri nlilont will Ur In state for three - ijHHIii'p wan altrlhtlleil In- Koine nf attorney Keneial of the l iiiteil hour.'. renteil. A piipel', deserllicd as it: ncspllo the repntalion the edl-1 to the orflro nml Rave hi in n neveru'i (loared again. , --';-;'' 1)1 K-Ktnallln' puhileation. printed j tor had iik a prize fighter mul j tlmitOlllll.'. ' A little. earlier In Ida eni'eor ho . an atlael; upon AlpUonao Taft that IniiltT of a Kami" of h IIuiiih. j . The l-illlor left t'lnelnn.'lll that ' had heen (I reporter on the t'fneln-' aiouued the Ire of hi son. . ynnnc William Howard Taft went t.eht and the paper : never nji-'i natl t'oniiuerrlal tlazette. c'li:ipi-uis after he eseaped the mti- friends to his mtpport of nn Stats in 187(1-1x77. anil his mother ii rnal hand and. spent roar years inn irinooai lor worm peaee. Was jAiuisa nutria j orrey 'rait, rne j .. .-.. . nt Yale. While his father wuh 1 llr- Taft I riid. when he wtiit ehlef justlee reeelved his early NKW VtlltK. .Mar. 10 (A.l'l ,'l'nlied Htat.s minister at Vienna - years old. Helen llerron, ilantth Sditentlon in Cincinnati and after 1'nni'inl servlees for William llow-1111-. voi nn; st. all lit made three trips ''' of John W. Ilerrnn of I'lnein- : helms k'raduatel from IiIkIi sehnid "Nl 'r"' All Souls' l'liltarlan to i:uron. His lioniyinoon was "li- and hy her had three ehll- 'went to Yale university, where lie ihllieh. Washlntiloa, will he niillu-Hpi-nt uhroad, and two years later Iloherl. Helen and Charles, iwas crndilated In 1S7S. He stood ""'i" ""' lomhlned notvvorin le'erossid lhi-.tla!ille for Hie fifth " " devoted to his wlro and Hfcond In a el.iss of 121 ami was "'" Nnlliiinl llro!iili'iitlfi&-i-om-,!,;. family. On his many travels not sttlutatorlan and i-Iiim orator. He l'"".S r""11 I to J ::tri p. m., east. ': rw nail orriel.,1 ti-.n-l InVan In " 'ln' "' ''' ' li'vlid not will.) took his law course .it the Clneln- , ,;" sl.indanl lime tomorrow. ;1, a , !i K I " t.-l.--l-.-..l to .Mr-r-1-a.t. :..atl U.V School, where he was' 'l'"'' ' I''""1 ' "" Jli.li when I HWIileut .Ml Kllilej . with an Introduction l.v an km. i.iiiki ii'iiikc I'lii.iiT f ""u in i.-i.iw. ineie, as la " lie was a splendid Ini.lKe player, Vnle, he maintained his hl;h stand- '' A musical, service Inn dnrlntt the time he was In tho inK as a student and when (irad- ,vhl I'ecde the tolllnt,' of the White IIoiiho he never played farjUatiid lUvlded firM prize with tin- I ''"' I'dl as the funeral eurla-e even Hie smallest slakes. nithouKh other memher f n,,. railuatlni.' ! ""' l ll.. .11. 1 t.nl .I.I....I In ,llin..U .1 I ll.n CtUSS. I ' . " jLiona com mil tee ami he made the , , .' n . n i ,., ,.,' 1 a vn vi-ulii 1,1,. r,, MM, l,v w,e ni , i. lahle lla vinir a aKer on I he Kame Ilesldes the various inilillc offices 'I Al I' AM) M.UM'.ll'l.ltS ' 4 1 " and veiv often woahl keen the nr. , which ho had filed. .Mr. Taft nerved WASH I NCI O.V. Mar. HI l.VI') count of the play. The president i""1 Kovcrnment on numerous mis- I William I Inward 'l-aft worked paitletllarly loved lo ilay hrhlk'e on slons. In 1U04 he was sent to Koine .' " " neivspapcr tit one time: ul his railway Journeys, often as late '' l'resident Koosevelt to eonrer ; I""'- he put a puldlcatlnn out as 2 o'clock In the tnnrnlnK. jwith the lato l'opo l.eo XIII con- I of huslness hy thrashlntr (he edl- That .Mr. Tart's life amhilion was cornlni; the purpose of aKrli;ultliral tor. lo he chief Justice was indlclited , '"nils of rellclotis orders In tilt, ! While he was prncllrlnK law- In hy an incident lonir hi-roro ho lind 1'hlllliplno Islands.. , j Cincinnati. Ills latlior ran lor Kov hein nientloned as n candidate for! Air. Taft was appointed a mem- ; t'i'nni .. of , tlliv. stale, . .atiilr .was , dij, president, The Inehlenl look i)iace j b"-'- of the National War . ljihorj J. ....' al one of the receptions tit tho comerenco noaru in aiilti unit was ..;.. I., ll 111 I- in i-neiii Of I 1.. I'll I,. I liilte runiuilssinli. Later, liecoiauu; 1 je'i .i ssa I J lui nun in imii i a.-iiuiii;-:(1iiil to appear hel'ore a eoni;res- iLioiial eoiiimittee, and he tnade the :''.M'''illlerrauean to confer Willi l'opo 'j.co ami on lite nun lauus, inns v:cumiiletlntf ins ttrst ctrcuninaitFra- .Later attain lie visited the archi- 'Ti'.-trn'n In ,,ti,.ii llu, Vim- V-ilinnnl ii .sseluli.y. on tnc latter occasion ll .lill-liiln, lnhlli:. l-i.llr.,1 Urlou :i ifilwl 1 n en tinu s hi con- ;,in'i-Moii with tin- cntmlnii-f fon of ; "t In crtnnl, ninl was h-iiI Ut t'uhu to ,;-'iiuju:ti ni rairs thi-ro ni'iNiiiir out or viHional kovci'iioi of the istaml. VMtfil -17 Slates Whlto Houfio (Itii'iiitf tho JIoomo- . '0-o(nurman .until 'iho boimt was vnli adiitinlsirailoii ami ilurtmr a -H0lvcd in AuKiist; UU9. llu sor talk imrtirliirtti:(I in bv Mr. ami jvwl nfl ' proMlUeut of; tho Amorifan Mrs. Jton.sivi-lt ami Mr. tm Mva, 1 National Red . Cross, from: lmt lo Tuft. ColiHi..! Itoom'Vi'lt. it viiHIJ!)13; proHldent of- tin)' AnioHoiiti sahl. was making iirofltrtlona nk to,1'111 oc"Ial(on in; 1013 ami of tho J WllUt lU 1 tltlll'H IltMl in MOT Mr. Taft and dijcluipil that cm 111 If 'tit ' . ai to iiav iiKHoeiatiun in' 1013 and of tho1 fj - ' ' i ' " , ror I American Acadamy.. of. '.luriHpnt-i TPJUIk I ID5JV1!inOr ?vcn- d?nc ln il also served Tor . f idl U, V I VUr? lL&gwl one s,!Vii'l years as prosidont of the ! ' . : prVsidt'iihal camlldatt! he toui'L-d nf (h t ... i.nrin.ui ni.wiiinns in 1 ln f 1-cafiiie to Knfnivo l'oaco. Ihi' country as far was! as Drnvof, ,.,',.... - .Mr. -Tuft's hrothors were llonrv runl as nn:'idt'lit lit- m:td two 1mm ..... .i' 1.. W. 'jfaft. who m-actlond In X'i-vv inns inrouKii iiu- founiry. vihiuhk m r, . 1 Di'K ironi log tiiuo- 110 was- att- tlK- Vtu ifh- cast as w. ll as making ' 'h(wnrt mnn, fli.nron.nlf.lorl ! laUted to the bar and Horace Dm- inn.tmcrablo shori runs. ta n ,1... ....... m.. nr .... .fton Taft, headmaster of tlie Tait I'ofunnl If nnvxvoll ciiNt Ik 1st li:n tlitn . ' ' .... . . .... .' '. I si -h mil - ;i I ' W:iti-rtnvn.' I'nnn. " : preHHoa-K-r (H-j-'iro: ".naiio 11 nresi- -- . ......... Aim rintf Mr. Taft look Iho rood on ll(,nt Charlos I. Taft. editor and pub- 7i niv-convt'iition caninatKn. rpon ' ' tn..i.i ....... ' ' flisher of tho Cincinnati ' Tlrnes-tar :iiovinK out of tlx White House ho w t-Mt on t lit" loctmv platform, .: sp.a;lnif in all states esceL Ktrovo to lltrovo lhe maehinery of 1 wbii!l frequently : J'lorida. 11,0 n..,.t i ....t..tn.. D..tn tended the Karnes in WnshiiiKl) ; Ami his IruvHs !i.l not cease m(.t it K. v,(St Jlinoint of uljfil. vlien ho became chief justice. ti , r-nnvi-miiv i...rn-n ti f.nift :;Tlioiimffhly enjoying to ruh elbows WUJ U)is ,,,,,, ln vll.w ,w matio it ! many of the star-idayers of the TII.-lilv lloimiiwl . Kroin tlie-limo he hsrendh.l 'ihi wt 'hujf brother... - b.M,ch as chief justice, Mr. Taft . J n tmVl J"sle was nn- iruem ihliiKton as well as in other major leafVue cities. He was personally itenuniiited with National and American leaKUcs. ,vun a is .enow man, ami iceiiu tQ in jj.o tO deter- thht so far as his official dutif-s m,n,. t,)0 (.imril(.terislics of the nvould permit his tlrtf helonKod "to ).;niish courts that enabled them the people, he accepted many of to lUH,l0i11. uf .mil many. eases the innumerable Invitations he re- t,xpP,miousiv while jimKlnff his rci'ived. stliily ofthe -various. Kntcllsh eourtM I lino of his hardest trips was ,l0 fiat mi0 , b,,nel,H wIMl tho -made during tin- World war. to jlI(lff,. anU Ux rat.h. inMtance was Mvhich be was called by President acPOt.(u,(, honors the like, of which ,jlson. After assisting In the sue- ,mil w.,fol)1 b(M,n bestowed upon a, : ; cessfut adjiisi incut of the relations visiting' jurist.' He was mado an j enitie. memljern, all porptmal beiween capital ami labor, with tho ,,nqrary bencher of the Middh I friends of Air. Taft. -were selected ; result that American production Temple, an honor that , had been I by .the speaker lo, formally n-pre- 'w:is al Us malmum, be undertook ,.0nferred' unon two American am- i sent Iho house,, at the funeral CONGRESS VOTES RECESS DUE TO DEATH OF TAFT (Continued fn-m Taffe One) visit the army camps. This a stridors, ,1 tiseph 1 1, Choale, and; renionli'S. t I'p )as made daring t he winter, j0m w. i avis. 1 lis first social 1 " J to.'iflinr of i 'resident Hoover's and . because of life importance of engagement of !tlio visit was tho ) proclamation officially annoiine (Ujcl;ly d(:ii'eril1f -llis message lo iMItrrhn'M illimei-'jil 'which " he wan I tn1 dOath of tho ' forinei' chief th'tf. Kipldly-forminjf nrmles, he ,lct.nnitl(i u HpontiineouH welcome, i Jittiro mt Kftting a 3-dny period K.ifely we will hurry-scurry, Movinj,- safely without worry. Kaelory hauling, household gondii nioveil or stored. KxpresK ln;r of Utile and biR Items. . i"iii1?. 'jtw'i. and sonielline th ree and reteiveil messages froin King1 speeches a. uay. visiting an camps (-,-. IWN ,ho ',-(nce of Walts, the and cantoiieipeuts, except two and ,,uko of f-onimlUrlt aml iniUly adilressing more than :iini,i)o0 re- others. cruiiH. I'pon the arrival of Mri and Mrs; Taft. in J.oiidon, King- (ieowe r.x'r pressed a desVre io meet fhem"nm nation wide mourning was tho only business placed on the house program today. . President and' Mrs. HViover to morrow will ijo directly from tie j After: the war he resumed his duties' as-Kent' professor -of law. at Y;lle -iMiiversity, continuing In this chair until he as named chief ,',,.,, , . king let ,it be known To obtain during the sessions of . ... tn . the court the exercise lie found so effective in maintaining his physl- ,.',i. Iih, 11, ..i.i..r inH.w. ivfiil-. eel from his residence In tho eani- tbf; where tlie court has its eham- ' bers. whenever weather permitted. - ywitiKing along at .1 rapid pace hii would cover llu- two mil'-.", or more. ': reaching his office aglow, he was . ready, aftr a vigorous rabdown, : l'tiy the tedious, trying1 hours of cour-t procedure. Whib- some of .( tuiuohina I I ! Ill I,, hum ! ' oil IIk.i Itcni'lt. l-.n 'im iilwriVH netlli'- IV auve 10 evervinmc kouik 011 m when the presentation ' was ranged for a few days Inter tin that Mr. and aeeordi'rt the same honors granted to former chiefs of slnto of Kuropean-powers. .So that .instead of passing their majesties with a bow and eurtsy, ! Mr. and .Mrs. Taft were received; privately by the king and queen r and members of their family in tho j picture gullery of Ittickingham 1 palace . half an hour before the I formal court reception. They then accompanied the rulers to the throne room with Chief Justice, Taft at the right sldu of the king mul Mrs. .Taft at the loft side of j the queen. Mr. Taft appeared In 1 0'1'the office robbed him of none of t D i Ills Jovial Kood nature, llis hearty luiitfluer oi'ti-n ilistH'llcil tltcihcavy, di'l'rcssiiif; air or the chamber, lio not only enjoyed the humor of Another event nt which nreoe- j dent Va.s established hy . Chief Justice Taft nt KnRllsh docln! func- ronnsel Interieiteil dnrinir oral ar- n u llincneon Kiven in nis ifcijuenis, hut he would punetunle lionor hy Aiiiliitssndor Mni'voy, at llif pro found discussions of serious- which the klnu and ilieeti were. " went to the Canned Goods Fair, ' The prunes and the tunes were there -" iii&uied counsel Intent upon Kitests. .Mr. raft, wore the conven- alyy.lU),' lhe court With the sreat tional eveninK uress, nni R inivoniy iKht. or their iearniim-. hy some ' main Bucst not lUttinul, . In Mnm jit MiiirKcsllon or comment, which incecmn. ... - . ' ii ik cnllenifueH niinn tlie bene i nnd ' 1'arillff ills siny in r.iiKiano .Mr. i hj- court lialiltues learned to lool T rucelved tho honorary . iloBrco i" mn do aouiiil rhnnot tiiltfi tho p'ace of livhiif orehfslras and nrunists ' In thu thcnlre, TlHOAT YOKIISKI.I-1 TO A SIUH Of -llKMKP. HldX Till'; COL f 'O.N lllvI.OW. Then m:ill II! to enliven the monotony of the .x-eedinjfs, ecr Slili k"il Hnrdens fclr. Taft.did not shirk any of the 'densotne work of the court. As liter Justice It Ml to him to as- n tlie eases amonir the Inst res jfjj' tile preparation of opinions v. nt-n iih' cn.iri. iowni unit 11 iiim reached a decision, and the records of the court show that he retained j siiiisiantiatiy ns many lor iniuseir TTT hf gave any of his associates. The chief justice was a golfer, tut he found little opportunity dur ing Iho term of the court to eiigagu iii the gam--, tin those days during fV term when the court was not in s-ssimi the chief justice, when he iTTd not hnvi' his walk lo the eapi jHl, could In- si -i-M upon lhe country Jiiails out for a hike, often aceoin :pinied. dn-ssi d in old clothes, with :hiavy slue s, an oid dilapidated hat ;ii, ami lie ;iiriiiiy wearing a or a cap y-i-ater. j Mr. Tafi's friends ascribed his 1 1 i t in pjbtie life to his nring "lexical" man always available, il not the "act i ve" candidate. ni' only fight be ever made for of- 1 ice b" lost wlni) he sought and was d( t-Ntti 'l bo rc-eleet Urn as pr fjenu fc - "iMiritiir the eight years of hts re tiri'incnt to private life Mr.. Taft maintained a, residence at New Haen. Cetin. Although as presl-d-nl he failed to profit by news paper pohlieiiy, he found the press a valuiihl" avenue of presenting to tin- people his views on qm-siions ot national importance, thus after his aeitve ntridul life he tetiirnV-i to writing for the ii"wspapcrs. JMM advocacy of arbitration in the pel t nil-ni of dispuiis between na tions, liouevr. was not confined to th- newspapers. He w nt upon the ! sure platform, and in t be heat of llr.- campaign precipitate.) on lhe h-ague of nat ions. Mi. Taft, ( a It inner republican presldi-nt , in S'ipport of his vtewf on the s tbjert v.jitvb he loid givi y He form of (li aties, -.bpt which were nwi?.ntfc'JJ of doctor of laws from .Cambridge university and 1 rtoctin di' t I v i I law from Oxford and Aberdeen tlnlver- j slties. '.. ; Mr. Taft, since the death nf j Andrew Carnegie, had received in aeconlance with ihu provisions of j; the sic'l magnate's will an annuity i of $in,(ifui. This was the subject of controversy sevrrai tlnieft ho cause it was erroneously believed that Mi. Taft was receiving a pension from the Cainegle Cor poration. The matter was cleared up. however. In 19i:t when Hepre- tAVn you, trio, hcpnl Hie. Cun- le-iy iitcket-vtlie tittle tiu-daa "rioiiiul" oiirf.'-H nitI Jar.K nuni- jirs, nn peiihilly w-Voai:-! lirno by the delicatessen' MM? - To f'nnif! Ificatre interests this Is k he.n-t-vvai nil:: ebintir, - It in"ahs ftfoiifimy fftr . ttn.'in, hcrii u nrrator PtOfila. " To ppr.si'HiS of noiti'd nttsl('iil tastt;, ll is hiilloruiiR tutri lin;ilMh'tit nn affront to the fat.'lllj-diu-ft Mial tnnti ot Hi; thoiitie-irflti-f puhlle, They see la the t:tlI;irH r.n p.wum ior nsmrL lo C'ani.eU Mi!ile. If you, dfRr reader, nve one ot tliOfcu wito j; t.'ijrrilm- tliat iniieldnc- THE AMERICAN .FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS (Comprttln 140.000 professional muticiant in the Untied Str.teM and Canadm) JOSEPH H. WEECR. President, M40 Uromiwaj-, Nc Yotk. N. Y. 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