La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1925, Image 6

' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, May 21, 1925. '
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FEEDERS 1ST
A Word to the Wise; Etc.-
ELGIN PA! UP
Kl.f'.lN (Kp.M-lal) Two drivers
who were r-xe'i'ltiitf thi x-rt lim
it on tin' hinhViiy were tried he
fore Hi1 Juniii-4- ol" the IN-aee WVIhh
Tuesday and f i ii h w.'i'fl imposed.
Traffic afirem Gordon nnd Hol
lirooli mad-- Hie nrnnln.
Mr. and Yin.. Mmit,. Witty and
children of Area, Idaho, have been j
HjHnd I n w ft trw days wiih nlaiivn
near KlKin. .Mr. Willy in i hoii of
Mr. and Mm. cjuIiimih Willy, of
(Yieket Klat. Mr. WMly It Bin-riff
of his county and the visit here was
a Btop-ovr on an official trip to
Ccldwt-ll. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoyee have moved
from IIh- Morrie Ceoie houe In
t)M' eastern pail or Kicin to the
William Adaii'H home altove t lit
floni'iiiK mill.
Mr, and Mrs, lion Myin aii'l
family hove mov d to th- 1 1 it Kill
house for the HuniiiM-r months. The
house formerly occupied (y them
hnn l.e.n Pa-d l-y Urn K. O. I.
and 1', 'o.
Mrs. Itay Norval or Willow Creek
in vi-ry ill with pneumonia, at (lie.
Hot Lake Sanatrirluin.
Mim. C:i TiiiHe and M r. J. 'an-
Me Tutth. of Willow t'n-idi, were
Minerva
Says
A woman told inn today,
"I thought 1l'' sho-m at Tim
Ilooliry were hlfrh prh-.vl,
lmt whi-n 1 priced them to
day J was surprised to h-p
what I could buy for ii llt
tlo money, KlioeK and Mlip
perH I hotiKlit llml 1 paid
$7 and $H for last year. I
can qui today for $3.1.0 to
$r..0. Anil I never huw
child ren'H slioea priced an
cheap as tiny have them
now. Just think! 7f for
Kind-Step. 21 to f. I usu
ally pay 1.05 to fl.KIi fur
what 1 Imutfht. fij to
only $1.4i. Tills Is only half
price for these. And h to
1 1, reffilur $3. GO. und all
they arc asklnjc now Is f l.'ia
a pair. J kihhh they're
broke or hard up; hut I
should worry, when I can
save ii dollar or two on each
pair. YuU know, we like to
suvo when wo can. Ho good
bye, e you tomorrow,"
THE B00TERY
(iAY IIAVDKN. Slirr.
Aii'li-Alil SIMM's fur rmllcs
nnil .Mrii
!
caweB of uVportatioii of lnsan'r r
otlurv ihc t'liK'-nk -ally unde.ii ahle
alieiiu Mho old he ihmed by the
couimiiiloiier of imi.ilK'.Uinn or
other ii'siuntslble ot I icer of the
district in whir It 1 he alien in u
icHithm, continued the report, lu
st cad of heinw Issued by the de
partment In WuKhiiiKton.
"The Necretary ot labor should
be directed In all canes where It
Is Intended to cancel a warrant,
or to Hiifipend depui -tation. to wive
tin- ofiic r i.vsuinK' a certificate an
oppoilUllity to lie heard, either 'n
person of hy letter, lj--fure final
action Is taken."
I iicincfi and 1 Jiulnetncn's
M'l'icft-K Sit-k KeHdcvlJoii
DKTHtUT (AI').-The thirtieth
convention of the IIrtherhood oi'
l.ocotuotive Kircineti and I-JiiKine-men
will op.-n lore June I, con
tlnnini; for about a month, with
representatives of D2o subordina'e
lodges and a scor- or more of
Krand officers in attendance. The
convention will represent nppro.-.l-
lliately I r,,llli; Illelllbei-N.
Much of t he tim. liie con-
Vi-ntlon will be devoted to a st4jdy
f I's insurance depart merit,
throiiKli which there arc at pres
ent 111 tfflMt pidicleS IIKX.CK.lt fllg
more than $i;o.oiHt.tiiio,
All the Krand officers will be
candidates for re-election.
The Indies' Auiliary of tlic'or
Kani.ation, wUli lod-r.-s an I
a correspondimr number of iblc
fjatcs, repreK.'rilinrr a mcinber.ihlp
of i.iiiioo i.;u convenes here
Juno l.
Chinook In t iiipiiin Scniti.
AlAl(Sm- lKI.I. Ore. I'a( kers
ami fishermen on the rmpiiua riv
er who operate at Kccdsport arc
wondering what retards the Chi
nook tieuHon which opened May 1
Reports say then Iiuh been no run
of any importance and (tome be
lli o (he season watt over and 'lui
fish hud passed by, or returned to
sen, ui though It Is wtdl known sal
mon do not ret urn to the ocean
after entering the fresh water, at
least in any ouanlitieH. The pack
erf: and fishermen, however, report
good catches of had. Crabs are
plejiteoua and the fishermen are
making good returns in this line.
Htalea postmaster, ha ruccived the
rating f u first-class ol lice, the
rating to go Into effect July 1.
l!IJfi.
I' hurry t'rofi to lit' Short.
HA I. KM, rc. Marion county
IhkM year will not produce more
than 4 pr cent of Ita normal oh.fr.
ry crop, tccording to u survey com.
pletcd here. The, price to be de
manded for tnft product may bo
slightly higher tmm In H''-!4.
J'osiofficr Is Ailxunctil.
KLAMATH FA LLH. fire. Klam
ath l-'altH, according to a communi
cation, received from John H.
Hart let t. first assistant I nlted
GET FREE TRU-BAKES
With Every Purchase of
Cup Custard Cookiesi
At 45c the round at '
JOEL'S GROCERY
mm
And Market Main 739
Normal Plan I ndcr Way.
fiALKM, Or. pinna and Hpeelfl
calloiiM for th" new normal school
to bo located in Ashland are beinir
prepared, according to J. A. 'hur
chlll, slate superintendent of pub-j
li' instruction. Mr. t'hurc)!! re- i
turned from Ashland, u here he
conferred with the architect. The
plant will cost approximately
$17.",hiMI and probably will lie
ready for us,- eaiiy next year.
I
callers In Klgln two days last week.
Miss Georgia Scott, of the Fair
view district has been spending the
post week with relatives In Wal
lowa county.
Mr. and Mrs. Luc'.an Hhelton and
son i lonrild. of I taker, drove ovor
Inst Sunday on a visit to Mrs. John
Hheltou, Mrs. Hhelton and Donald
will remain here for a visit of a
week or ho, but Mr. Hhelton will re
turn to Itnker the first of the
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Houtliwick,
of Wallowa, drove out to
Tuesday afternoon, ond were
night guests with relatlv
, Mount Pleasant.
' Mih. George Hcott Is finite
her home on Indian Creclt.
t Mrs. Jesse llreshearH and
, P. F. Weiss made a t rip
jGrande Monday afternoon.
KlKin
Mrs.
to La
15c Package Of
Tru-Bakes Free
with every purclia.se of n
pound or more of Tru-Itlii
Cup Custard Cookies at '15c
the pound.
The City Grocery
hist Hack of t ni l 's on 1
piiom: main r.;:t hay hu m i
l lr St.
ritr.i: ii:r,ivi.itv
Aliens' Registration May
,M WTighten Immigration Law
l-ognine liaflm.'id llcgun
MAKSIIFlKLH. ure. W o r lc
coinmenccd on tlte Stout lugging
railroad on Houth slouch, three
miles from (ho county bridge. The
contracting firm received a ship
ment of machinery and a crew wa.i
put to work on t tie fir si of t he
grading. The road of U miles is
to lie finished by September 1.
Buy a Pound of Tru-Blu Cup Custard Cookies
Get a 15c Pkg. of
Tru-Bakes Free
Cup Custard Cookies
are delicious and a pound
will melt away before you
know it. To get the FREE
Tru-Bake Crackers, sim
ply buy. a pound or more
of Cup Custard Cookies
and we will give you the
Tru-Dakes FREE.
No Charge
For Delivery
Phone Main 75
J. G. SNODGRASS
PlIIfAGO (AP). The eil
committee on selective Immigra
tion of the eugenics committee of
the V nlted States today announc
ed its recommendations concern
ing alien entrance into the coun
try, all of which have to do with
the enforcement of existing laws,
or with changes In these laws
w hich the committee Hub) could
.be made without altering the
fundamental legislation already
enacted. The report w as made
public here by Hairy Olson, chief
Justice of the municipal courts,
and a member of the commlttt
"Our immigration laws should
at-Bll- tlnips b 'rigidly enforced,"
said the report, "and all border
line euNea, which are mostly those
liable to become public charges
tor medical reasons, should be de
barred unless thern is very strong
evidence In favor of admission.
Appeals from adverso decisions of
the boards of special Inquiry
should rarely bo sustained, and all
appeal decisions should be based
on evidence only, as the law In
tended, and not on personal rep
resentation or political influence.
"Aliens should no longer be ad
mitted on bonds. They should
eit her come in clear, or. If they
are unfit, should not come In at
all. The steamship companies
This Week Only-
Free!
Tru-Bake Crackers
With purchases of Tru-Blu Cup Custard Cookies
Simply come in and make a purchase of a
pound or more of Tru-lUu Cup Custard Cook
ies at l."e the pound. We will give you FREE
at l."c package of Tru-Bake Crackers.
Cup Custard Cookies
are delicious. They fairly melt in your
mouth. Two English style cakes hold' be
tween them a custardy confection that teases
the taste for more at each bite.
Get Yours At The
Grande Ronde Meat Company
MEATS CROCKKIES
PHONE MAIN fiO
should be held strictly account
able for making the preliminary
examination before embarkation
which the law requires, and they
should be fined in every case in
which it appears that an alien
lias been brought here who is lo
ad in tssiblc. under the law, and
whose inadmissibility could have
been detected by u proper exam
ination at the port of departure.
"UeKistration of aliens should
be required by law. The time
limit for deportation of insane
and other eiigenicaily undesirable
aliens who, from causes not af
firmatively shown to have ar Is n
subsequent to entry Into the Lull
ed States, have become members
of these classes, should be re
moved. Higher physical stand
ards and, ns recommended by this
committee In its first report, high
er mental standards should be re
quited of all aliens."
i'oneernlng the immigration act
of J H2 1. thti committee said "it
should be maintained and streng
thened in such respects as experi
ence in practice shall Indicate to
be necessary for the filfllmont
of its fundamental purposes."
"The extension of quota limita
tions to the countries of the West
ern Hemisphere is both login!
and necessary. To break ilown
our present law In order to admit
more 'labor' would undermine its
fundamental purposes and put Im
migration back on a purely l-co-
noiulc basis."
The requirements of registra
tion , according to the report,
would greatly simplify the process
of Americanization and naturali
zation. "There la no hnrdship or
Indignity In this for any alien
who is rightfully here. The ob
jection to the plan comes chiefly
from those who get rich by snrm'
gllng In Illegal Immigrants and
from the aliens already here who
llvo by exploiting their more re
cently arrived fellow countrymen."
Tho warrant of arrest In all
Ad Club Head
M
J f
I
I f. K. Wootlbrldue of New York wan
' frhMtefl prculilent of th Awsmlitttnl
Advcittstnff Clubs of the World at
the unnual tneetlim held ut llous
j ton. 'Vaji.
''Crackers FREE''
YOUR GROCER joins with Tru-Blu Master
Bakers in inviting you to take advantage of
this FREE gift offer before closing time Satur-1
day night. .
...m. llff t" ' TTIt t 1 1 i I ii I i I T n
Clip the coupon in the lower right hand corner of this advertise
ment. Present it to your grocer. He will give you a full size 14c,
package of Tru-Bake Crackers free
With the Purchase
of a Pound or More'
of Tru-Blu
e cj sv
T5 - iy.X
Lup Lustard Cookies
Are Really Delightful
iDoublo-value cakes mnde of two light-textured ErtR
lish style biscuits with a fillinR of custardy confectioli
that makes them nn epicurean treat. Your grocer has a
fresh supply of "Cup Custard" Cookie-Cnkes. at
Cup Custard
Cookie-Cakes
This free package'of Tru
Bakes is an ' anniversary gift
pure and simple. It will be with
drawn at store closinff time Sat-'
urday night, May 23. Don't;
miss it,
CUP THE
COUPON
NOW
45cLb.
Get a Pound or Two and
: a W "i f-
Wet tTWSsA
mis lyr? mo
ara? V tSJ "r ifivZ coupon
JL. iSQA iB W jLsP V' 'A Wf.K - ' Pkl! of TRU BAKE SODAS
Pimm :
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' iTRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
Spokane Portland