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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1926)
Tuesday, Novell r&iWfF. 4t Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'i (larorporaled) An IndcneadMii Newspaper FKANK 8. APPLEBT.. ...Editor and Publliher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS... ..Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Orande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March J. 1879. . . OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND TUB CITY OF I .A GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use (or pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of ucclul dispatches In this puper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. " SUBSCRIPTION RATES " . . By Carrier Dally, per month In advance Hi Dally, per six months In advance-....--.. ..........-..$. 60 Dally, single copy . to By Mail . Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six months in advance Dally, per year In advance.-....... Weekly Observer-Star, per year .(l)0 -..13.(0 ..6.00 .11.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local; per column Inch Time contract rates on application. ..410 ..400 " Till': WORD VKItiriKD "And imw, O Cud of Israel, let Thy word, 1 pray Thee, be verified, which Thou spcakest unto Thy servant." 1 KIuks s:2(i. . i. . . . . PRUNE MEN NEED IS SOLID FRONT . f If you can talk on your fingers it is perfectly legal to say the most slanderous that you can imagine about people ;' or so rules a Bordeaux court in a case where one deaf 'j'mute brought suit against another for slander. The court rules that slanderous statements "must be uttered and heard." Village gossips will now properly undertake courses ; in sign language. Portland Economist Says i Organization Is In ( dustry's Panacea ! WALLA WALLA. Wash.. No". 26 One hundred per cent organ isation of growers and the riximr of a minimum price wilt save the prune hid uh try. It. H. Klpp. heal of the Portland chamber of com merce, told 'growers hirc. i At all iiiectlnfca he stretfacd t T i : unit form of organization, each ! unit, !urffi' or Hinall, coordinating with nil other unlla. TJic ship porn' organization here luttt ncaaon wit 3 the best hn hud ever heard of, he . ifd. Giowers do not want lo or-; guntxe he unld, but are being fore-1 rd Into It to save themselves. Or-o-unlzatlons must bo Kiu per cent to function properly, ho said, ua uuy growers who remuln out c:ni upset the murkct. Growers of prunes In the Wil lumette valky, Oregon, nnd Clark and Pacific counties In Washing ton. that Is, those who dry prunes. lost f 2. ufto, 000 this year, ho sail, an average of $500 a grower, be cause dlstrlbutori begun fighting. Mlstrlbiitorn lost no money. A favorable response wus given to his suggestions for unit oifra lu xation at Kreewuter, und plans tt'prn tlbu'iiruii-d with the commit tee of 1 5. This organization of business men. bunkers and grow ers of Milton-l-'reewater and Wa1- la Walla, worked 18 months to develop the Wiillu Wulln plan whereby distributors worked to gether. This prevented glutting the markets and cutting prices. Klpp stated that fruit men or the northwest will have to get to gether eventually fur their own sulvation. - BOHNENKAMP BUILDING IN 1900 LENS, COAL CITY IS COMING BACK m OllA.VI) Jl.RV llKCES-SKS ' MEDICAL SPRINGS . PERSONALS 8 RATTLEJ, Nov. 30 (A.P) A King county grand jury todny vot d to recess Indefinitely. I'roce cutnr Colvln explained that wlt- MKDIt'AL HPHIN'GH, Knchtl -After several days und nights of 1 The W. II. Bohncnkuirip Co. today lmiu;urates celobia-i"""" ,' lnform Jurrs nbou' s: . , , . r , , , . , . ; llfo affairs unrtrr former Mayor .(ion of its 30th anniversary and The Observer takes this'nr0wn rn lucking. . , means of joining the many firms with whom it has done , : ; ! V business in extending congratulations and best wishes. iuiiin hud a xurrnwrui Baby Measuid in terms of a life, three decades slip quickly byi'ZTSZ: 7X but mcasui-ed in temis of business activity thirty years of t pi-vihk the hcuiih of Irish i-nii-successful service in one community is an enviable achieve- irt'en- ': 1 mnnf ftiof a i'nlt rlocDi'trltwr rf tVia ol i-jKi'i ifi lha fii'rtt linn' planned and announces in today's Observer.. An eight-page advertising section, the largest single advertisement ever carried by one firm in The Observer, tells the history, the scope, the service of the company. ! ruin the roads are very muddy, age. Krcd Young, of La, Grande,' jbut the stage and other cars have is helping with the building. been going through. . r, WhlUen Is hauling wood for Joe Lay. Vivian Kennedy ' and the boarding house. Several fum Hob Wanker were riding the hills j Hies have set up tents ' and urn for cattle this week, but because l living in thenv' Jintil houses are of the bad weather they hud to re- I built. turn home. There wus 14 inehes of snow at the Taylor Green cubin and more snow further on the ru n ge. Th e y expect to r r t u m to the mountains after the rest' of their cattlo in a few days if the " LKNS, hYancea, Nov.. V. (AP) Lent the big con I town that had fur four years the doubtful honor of u front seat In the great war and was flat to the ground when it ended, bus ''come buck It Ht ill has an old war shed for u railroad station. Its hospital oc cupies a tottering bungalow. Its church Is only partially built. Its enmetery mill remains partly up heaved with unexploded shells burled nlong with the old miners but It has an Impressive kuvIiikh hunk. This building, one of the flrrt that catches the eye, pictures the economic condition of Lens. ' The miners are steadily em ployed, are fairly well , paid, arc living well and saving money. There are 12ft mines in the lens district, of which 1 1') are again working full blast. They turne d out 2, 802. 500 tuns bust month. This Is just about the average prewar production for thoue mines. When other in in erf ure restored the Lens region will go fur beyond Its record before the Invasion.- The havoc worked at the bottom of the Lens mines was such that in many cases owners abandoned the old giilleries. It was cheaper to begin all over again. Otherwise Lens would now lead the other dfs- triets that luivo triilnnil ti Inn in I production. licnl H 1' runes a Month. All the miners, for an eight-hour day, are paid more than six times the pre-war wanes. A bueheior earns 36 francs per day. A mar ried man with one child eutnn somewhat more. The family ulluw-' ance brings the earnings of the father of two children to 4T fruncs per day. He pays eight francs aj mouth for rental lor u fuurM'oom house, which leaves about 4ti.5oj 1 1 nwitra per day to live on. This sum Jrlson, who were returning to their ""I19"'? to l,e BUfficient. though the no110t j miners needs have grow.n. , I Wine, which was seen on the j All of the houses here arc now minerd tables before the war only ; occupied und people are hunting (, Sundays or holiduys is now the la place to llvi each day. As soon dully beverage, as the mill hands get their houses '. . built there will not. be such a short- Tired, Aching Feet qukklr KlUwd wiih Dr. ScholTs brokaiiiowo uchn. O.S0 li Pste Bunions Dr. SchsU', Bunloo R Wot inB,oUr rdi,w b amino paint, reduce Stwta uid pmctvM SSSPtsilM. W MM. I 1 !.. Conu! Dr. ScksO's pjfc ;. , mop vim al ac. Kr. i movscausi. frktiMraJ : Spedal-FreeFootComfprt DEMONSTRATION Wednesday, Dec. 1st ; AIhivo is a iilctiirt- of tic buildiiiK . II. Holiiiviikanip enftrd hi IBUli, tukt-ii jn-t after coinplctlfiit. The fomiMiny cm'cuU-h h liiirl of Oils hitlliliiiK noiv. TIk- Imii iipH-r slorU'N Mere (tesimyetl hy fin- several -arK aft" fliul I he Imlliiin was remodeled, Ihivu iipiM-r fltKM's rcplaelnx the orlfiliial two. Says Radio-Movie Sermons Possible Foot troubles are universal. Government records show that 7 t i of every 10 adult people have come form oi loot trbuble. ' . : You are probably foot-miserable yourself. It may be only corn, V a callous, a bunion or some more serious trouble, such at 'weak f . and broken-down arches. You might not know the nature of ". , your trouble but you do know that your feet ache, pain,' and 5 ' get all tired out on the slightest provocation. . . :a : Foot Expert from Chicago Comihi:"fi '1 This man is from the personal stafl of Dr.Wm.MScholi, thi reci' '.k cized foot authority, and demonstrates Dr. Scholl'a Method of: 3-' Foot Correction. Come in.on the above date, and meet biro. letf 8 ' (' well worth your time. There's no charge for this valuable serv joe. , , 1 Free Pedograph Prints of Your Feetj'., , In a few seconds' time, without removing the hoe,..ne''ili i - i ...i.i . -lj r n tt W-., KwM.l.L b. ..., mam;, wuikjui viidigtr, a jicxna-i pwi w jwu, .v,. uw. uvf4uvct i. hows if you do have foot troubles and to what stage the Jfoubit i v jj ' . has progressed. v'1,'".; v',- i.' J .:!, Free Samples . Come in and get a free sample of Dr. Scholl's Zino-psdi fpr corns. They remove the cause friction and pressure, lnstaut,' safe, sure relieL Put one on ine pain b gone, N.K.West&Co. La Grande's Leading Stove For 25 Yeaiii'i UNION PERSONALS I I weather permits. 1 ..Mr. and Mrs. I'at Powers have been at Haker for several days. 1 1 Powers returned home Saturday. I NION, (.Special) Dr. l.on- hut she remained there for a few , .ard Uavls received u telegrum lat ,jUya to receive medlcul treatment, wwk conveying the news of the I Mr um Mrfl O.onunl Huffman i ui uw uing oi iiih uepiiew, jiuy HOLLYWOOD. Cal., Now ?V (AP) ltadio sermons illustrated by motion pictures arc a possibility, says Fred Nlblo. film director. "Advance prints of proposed ser mons, with a choice of selection, could be sent to churches, sub-, service, H1LGARD PERSONALS Duvts, the little tlireo-yeur-old son of Avere .Medical .Springs visitors Sun day. A NEW UNIVERSITY. I Mrs. S. S. Dolby and baby were Kriday guests ut Mrs. J. K. Ken- of Mr. and Mrs. Ulen luvis. iHurrlshurg. He was drowned in in tiiTn iivnr mn iiuiiit;, . . .... . , For some years the University of, Oregon has lacked jig-l ""i m. Corner Bidwii. of , 'el vt.rK ot Ia Gramir nlot mm.lim lhrlw.jn.jflml,rM hVi..nh ...k.-Hl, , ,;ut' North. Poniliir... were; ..liv'-L'nloa.' , . , i,,,,,,' , M,.rtn.. ,' wmc w iJixiiivi inav iiiuuii uie attl.o infill lu nulls oiiini-iiuft ) WJntll. . the Pacific coast and so become the center of education in -Vr"- '-uln. Taylor, or .Wriser, I Mrs. j. v. Krnnrdy una dnuKii the state, radiatinir sal-vice to everv communitv ntul.everv ... - . Z.. .. :, .. lt-r. jran. are spenamK several oays , WOml-m- . , , " " ""nt'i un inir weir., tn ramie ut mo iiome or Mr, citizen lor trie acvciopmcnt and betterment ot all Urecron.' I)r- ogan and miss mudio Und Mrs, j(. a. chandler. Mr Mis. V. Rrou;n and her. baby, who have been very III, are re ported lo be much better. Mr .and .Mrs. V. Kciiiu-dv snent Tlianksirivlna; with her sister und bribing to th tumily. Mr. und Mrs. Ons 1mts. ('"''he wave length would be printed noBS , J. rfaraln and sons, of Pine w" twl M " '""'"k in on vail. y. 'are visiting ut the Homer tho PPt--lfled Sunday, the picture Hursin hom here. ( could be projected lo t he ac-1 Mrs. J. K. Wanker and daugh- companlment of radio subtitles and j ters and Mrs. T. 10. Kennedy were 01'tory of nattonully-knowy pulpit j shopping in i'.uker this week. figures. Several new nuniis have entered' ' "ii"va.i uuiiuei cuuiu near the school here. Jt may le neces- tho foremost preuchers of the day HIIiGAHl- (Ppec!::!) Mrs. I'rank Sun ford and son, Gerald, were visiting relatives in J.u Grande Hundny. Mr. and Mrs. I,. D, Osborn wore fnJn.. (V,,. Ml -: .!(.. ut. anu Lumber company's caiup on bus! William Cantreii and son, Ar thur, are hauling hay this week. William Karrel recently bought a team of horses and, a' whq!&; V' Mr. and Mrs. I'VeVjl;' JrjtfcirW drove down from Hl.rtf l.v lat . week in their' new .cuVy X Mrs. Kd Haling was happltlg ijl y i I. a Grande last week.- f V';f' - t Gerald Han ford,: Marion; ttulinf and the two Rtalret ChjldrQD ' arp 111 with the chickenpox.; -'r i. v , Mrs. Russell 'Jolllerv arid -'.Mrs) Karl Simmons were Utlgartl' vlaU(i ors lust week. . ;;v -i- . i j Arthur Cuntrell :hns; botifit jiv . now car. f " I Mrs. P. Y. Younc snenX' Thankir giving In La Grande ;. 'ih-'wiilt'S' loung and other-retatjMjBv pary to have- unothor U-aehor liy the first ot Iho year. Mr. and Jt'rs. i.loyd Winth "have returned to their Jioine after spendmg' two weeks .at the Cot tage. W'lnth Is much improved in i at a nominal cost." Today, we discover, our university has that leadei-ship.. To-i day we predict the building and growth of a New University '"i uii "r- na sirs. i.ion hecause of it ' ' " ' lurU lavi- UU..UM. ui n, . j Thankstivlnir union srrvlcca Such is the conclusion drawn after contact with Presi- h"l,, 'i'""--'"'' "t tiu- Pr-s-dent AinoM Bennett Hall, new head of the University of waiium' .'"'Hrmimr. orcovi'.' Oregon, who was, La Grande's guest yesterday. To see him, ' pn-ueiiinu tim svrmun. n to know his fine personality, to sense, his good fellowship ,,.,1'. and leadei-ship in infomial conversation, to hear his ideas mi tin- uw. itoin-ri i:. i.tc. or nnrl irlnulii nf rrlnr-ni in unH it ,,lt;, t .. cil' .,lif ,'hn .M' tliodlst cliurcll. -to have this experience is to have a feeling of profound ami iiumiiitir, Kuthic. , Muff, of I. II i! ratification that Orecmi has Imnn iililo tn- am-li "'""'I'-. '-r.- Tlmrwliiy kiu-sis or .... . .. "..Mr. und Mrs. H.'rt Knlirllt. I ' man for its university. m h1i MrM. j. A. j.).t,.,.TO n,i r, Tt . . .. ,, - . . . '.Mrs. Mfrthu Hityl spint Thanka- Dr. Hull is traveling, all over Oregon for the simple 1 BMnB m tiu- home of Mr. ..mi Mrs. ptliKi.se of letting the people get acquainted with him und i w- " H"nli! ln ' Ursmi.-. his job. and. incidentally, of letting him get acquainted withLiT-ws'TH-ru'Thrd. the citizens he seeks to serw. If ho is as well and favorably."' ir isiit, .m i..vinn j.-rr.-r- innr.w,.rl u-i)l, I !, i J ,... il, ;..:iu i.:... :..!"" '" Jrv , v.. u o u,tv .ut-, ni, ,i, 1W (.lirl.nU. liru lsy ,,,, indeed a happy journey. President Hall is the kind of man iniiiiiinir iiem in-s ami i.iuiis in tho we need in Oregon, at the head of our university and at the ;'"" '"'"'i: "':T..Mr r"'.!',l', also continue operutiug the White hunch. Kathryu Ktetblock spent the week end visiting at the, home ot her brother anil sister-tn-tuw, Mr. and Mrs. J)urrell Irwin,- of Lu- Chandler drove to HakVr Tuesday to meet them. Mr. and. Mrs. ti S. Winth were in Baker Tuesday. They were ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. It. ilar- A New York policeman caught I hat js not 1 he only rait; bird ever caught in New York however. Queen Mary Is a e'tnipclcnt n ft critic as well as queen nf the Hril isb comtnouwcnlth. ' A Diplomatic Beauty raVv 'Mm I Mi ' i t ,ni ! HAND EMBROIDERED LADIES' Gi- Values tn $4.5a, closing out ut ' "'Kljl' ' i $1.98. . Staiiij'rd ..Cjod.s JiL.New livery Day. Kmhroidcry Thread 3 Skeins for lUc. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP $3 not- rpnl in KttwliMiiu vt-iili ,i,U o i Mr- "1 Mrs. ' " " ... icvinuu ,.,t.rlllm.j Mr, .siiico i:io, inni us reseaicli and extension functions are all wvi.i,." head of other activities a man whose sincerity is obvious, whose leadei-ship is compelling, whose vision of service is impressive. . Ho says quite frankly that the university is not ade quately supported, that it is burdened with a growth of 68 i.-n.ris.- w. ii. Hiiiwny nnd Mrs. Jiitm-s 'runk f-l.tuirrrtv und Mr. but negligible for lack of legislative appropriations. Yet he''""""''1" "l " ,hr'" oVI,Kk ,llnmr . . ,, . . . , (TtmnkHKtvlnir nllrrnoon. points out that only two dollars out of every one hundred .u. n.woii. u r.-.r.-i.tntiv0 of (for property owners paving citv taies) goes to the state ""' s"n 1,'nu"'1" 'iirutor ram. i,nivcity. lie hopes to have more funds. He hopes to make i;.: ''nnd Zti the institution what the people of Oregon deserve and have '" "l0 , llli'n iM rii.nnt smtiun ii riirlit to expect Iioth hopes will ho realized, we are sure. iv' Th" n,arhlno mllk Oi-con will not be slow to spend tax mdnev for education with Theinm Hens, who has been such i man to direct its benefits, to insure a pavinir invest- !" for ih," p""t Ht V tal Uv .... .... . . 1 i'"."1 nit3i ,ine of her parents In In Ion re- meni in me lutuie citizenship of the state. tnm.ii Monday to her school tn North I'owder. Miss Mae thanks, of teriilettn.1 !pent Thanksftlving day In Cnlon Mining relatives und friends. W. O. . Haugerty, of the I'nlon rush grocery, wen confined to hi home lust week because of Illness. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. lies ami daiitihters. The) ma und I'eitgy, rtpent ThankMKlvIng In Ia Urantle at Hie home of their son and brother, Henry Hess. Ktitnk Conner wus a business visitor in Uv Urunde Krbluy. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Halt ami daiiKhter were shopping In Ia timnde Suturduy. Miss Vina t'tmi.y Is absent from her room In the I'nlon htfh school iM-rutise of Illness. Mrs. John Wort mn n is subMltuttnt; fuf her. Mr. and Mrs. IVII lrlnf of Im. t'.rande. ivnt I'hunksKtv ing Jay ut I nlon at the homo of her par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Ctigits Mr. slid Mrs. JHek IHmovan an. I two .Imiiilit. r. -lna snd tMu. lot fcuuduy m La Uran-Je. witlrWwmgQ TRAVEL DV Mimilt STAUT. I Grunilv fur .ImtiIi M Itnkt-r sntl IU1I.C Itrikrr wily :0 A. M. . 4:nn l A. M. . 1:2. I', A:3I P M. M. " I'lucllclim . lliUUA.M. S:3Ut.M. :13t.M. ronnecttcii s Pondlrtnn for Walls Walls, t'ssco and Tort land; at Portland all poltts South and North. Jk iraii.le lrK( IMifme 7wt All aloriurn Cliair far Htattra, ?.t -f&i at WW H l -1 6 j?M .l . - V.t- f " .t.f chitriutnulv tautll'it fuorite tTi t.r u, list uauhiur id Hie .atiowt;. V(ki iiiighl to know hy this time that ultl ( lautl t I'tall Is jiiM flunk full nf fun ami now iteopli are ervin alHtut their fuel .hIiim lion and we are going to try lo it ttexly It right away. Bring our w heel barrows, join buck el, your suck I mean In broad (lay light ami your inmicy. Farmers, ilrlte En with your o tiain or I"ord tJtit k. Now let 11111 tell you onie thing that til nlmol knock yon ofr ynur feet. You know what the liahik.iw coal is. It U free rieiH s.uit. The ah is mi light Itiui you enn put H in (lie luu-k yaril and tiu wind ulll blow II away: but oh, laiy. how hot. lib Hr huiidiTtl If yim furry I) away hi hiii'kcts or' sacks and $11,811 Mr ton right orr the car. The cm nill aniu' about m week fniiii lit tbiy let. -ami we will deliver II to your bins for. SI I). HO per too. Now that gttcs the' Utile fellow that fuiiy has lllc the same fst -ii v: the man (hat has fiioiiuh money t buy a whole ton. (tut the best wut of It Is It juM th kle its nil out to see etple raiT.v-. (mr It away in every kind of tni vcynnef. especially when they eimie pii'Kiietl ti leave llielr money with lis. Farmers that Aii--miiiir hi pheiie hImiI and tlio- ( thai want it hauled to ynur bin (dure ynur oiilci Hit lit now 4 lay " "'! T O "ll-SS- pns-Jil nnd gots ihii wttli a iiMSiey iMick gnainntt. I'eoplc Iwve JuM woken up to tin fact Unit small nut coal has uivnter conihuMhwi I than lurgi lump, I don't say thai i'vi'rylM:iy will Hitiw with this Tact but It Is a pi-oviti fad never theless, (;nstdlnt tlutt Is run Into a ear Is broken tip to get beM refills. You tit m'r ngulati your ben by the sle of ytmr hmi you th that with ytmr diafl. tnyuett ha to ml with tin unl In order lo get the Ih4 resulls. It will not mix with hlg lump; In fnl. tlM hlg lump won't bunv nuj HI tt l limken up. j My wife Just told m- that I ( have nlrvmlv uracil an nd a tin. until Irsig but I snhl I don't ire. It ulll come lMM-k with a kkk. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Go. TlM 1'oor Man's Friend" .Near IMxiinlrj. 1'lKme Mala So buiiOaj U'lilntss. h raM mim mlllu mm mn mu ii sjBjiuijjiu Note hmv (ftc mwlrfn. rt nam nt the tngid aire fterzing trav ctm ptetrly rrnvrs the opening in the freezing comfort mln,L ding a teal icn aintrr lower in temperatures and Quicker tei. Frigidairc OfFcre More or Less New Low PRICES r--rifrr nnswnl , 70 i . 7mZ $225 QNE waaon for FriEidaire-s ' overfehdmia! ppular,ty i8 ,hc fact that it fr7rn lc??? " ThT'st: t!,an ,hCT clM f?5? 00,1 ""inn the frerrira eoarosrt-' mtnt. Fndairc frc, ice quietly d wUdlv "srillssofrooratimpcratures: , T. tftT' Friidilir? the hrifte tank th la or cf the rnorc efficient frost coil. The froitrt'l a..rcs simpler, quicker temperature conoMPdeS ciectnc refriBer.tor su'arantceTby OUl j , JESSE KOSENBAUM : VI : PBODOCT& yOENtRAi MQTOaS V FFIU fmlm frtxidmn can JKWK UOrSKNIMUM. - N"w i,ry HidK., oraha. - " rii-ii wnd me complets infurmaUoD t 1 iiIm.iu FriKMnlre. ', ' -.'-,,. Nanip ' , - 1 '. AUdiTwi .)"IZ:.!ZZIX ;V
