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LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER .
Friday, April 1, 1927.
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PETTICOAT RULE
, FOUND IN TEXAS
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Although Ma Ferguson Is
Out, Women Still Have
a Lot of Power
rAtJ.AB. Tex., Apr. 1 (AfM X
Women hvc a. lot to tuty aivottt
11)4 wuy tMnpm am run uvoiimJ ti-i
Tt-XOi Mint capital. -
They tup llternlly "in a pontile
to Uo ho. Krotn the aeniili1 i
donn to d jmrtmental aNlriiniii,t,
women hate jobs (.fining the .stale
which recently had Us first wou
un governor,
Mu. in Office. .
Mis Xtuiffto Kfal la the Httitc'fl
first woiuuii nvintor.
Mm. Juno Y. 'McCallum Ik th
necond miefeMxlic woman to u.
secretary of Male.
In lh uitonuy jreneral's orric
Mlva Hlhel Hilton Is tho fii-tt
woman uuxiHtuiit attorney.
AfiBH .otilne Know recently w..a
nkrtuil chief cU t k of the houm of
npif HonlnllvrH. Only 22, she lh
the Trni woman to hold that po
Hltloh. Hhe uppotnted Mrs. Thclina
Altai, another yountf wornnn, ufl
hi-r first tiHHlnlant.
J'urMufnintury tanloH In Mm
hoiiHf ure Ironed out daily hy MIph
Ovt'iit Cul p. parllninf nlurian, tvhu
HttH with the npu)iT and rulfi
on who Ik In order und who in
not ' when the debate; & t Into
full ' Kwinff. - - ,
Ahl IMiienlion. 1
, A former m'hool leitchcr and
TnihHMhi'r' -of ft irceldy newspaper,
flenutor Neul hiin Introduced und
fowicht for He vent 1 hills, ohh'fly re
lutlng to education. Home of her
HMtuto mule rolli-HKOi'M recently so
itmended one of her IiIIIh that flhe
tmd to vote atfulfirrt It, hut Bhe I"
can yliiK On midii tinted.
Aim. .Mcf'nllnm. iojri(f-d w-cr-.
tnry or ntiit hy t.ovt-rnor lun
Moody, who hf.-jil''d Mrs. Mir
lain A. f-YtKiiKon for re-election,
Hiieceedcd Mm. J'VrtctiMOn'H uwiolti-
I lit' Hi Ht tv oinan f-rrtary. Tho
ww i'r'tnry ha Imd a hand In,
ni-aily all thf lrnrorlanl c luh work
In Ti xiiH for H'-vcral y-'aiH. Hhf1 !
Is 4H yt-nrn old und tho author of I
ii hook tn Mppmr In -tho Kprlnir, '
on Hi.1 "niOHt it fnl wonif-n 4u
hlHlory," atthoiiKh tho title hni
noi hcon announred.
' .MIkh Snow) w ho wn nsfilMlafit
lioufit rh-t-k hofori hr i-loctloh l
Hin Carl I'hlTihoy, irnoi,
Iiuh taiiKht tvro rictiool lmnn, an t
wa a I'nlviTHlIy of Ti-xas Httidrtil
iiniil roi'Hlly. t
In addition in thono, many left-
nf r poHltiorifl now have wornon in
otinih'-nlH.
SKVATOH, Yont ltMII UK!
J.oritf Nklrtrt will roiurn. Mttyti Mm.
Ciirri CtiapnOiri t'att, hut ii will
tali Hit yni-H ta work (hi ohann.
Ho Willie run hnik firtwiird to hnv
ItiK nonM-lhUitr h w?i imjriff onto hy
I & Tj ? . 4 Mf-n may ilon worn
a lily appnfe). nho ffiWHwit. ,Ttt only .
roMKoii wo want to 30 yoars
rnor Ik to two ImwuH In a Kinhain
Hprn. .. . . Vufiirn prohahly will
wear hain Ihroo feet wido innl( nf
hptin kIiihh, In anuthor firodlciloii. )
Ono thlniT "fttmtit a ftlartH hat, you.
firnhahly will ho ahlo to oo tho por- J
how yun'ro lalklnji to Wom-j
n thon poHMltdy will ho a hit moro .
ll)jt -hoadod than I hoy aro now.
would It he oontorapl of rrnrt 1n '
oRproHM the dlro to hohold Will-j
inrn Howard 'i'aft In a red kliitona.
with pamtalH? - If In lua't ooaif mpl j
lint llhol.. ' - ,
SMILE A WHILE WITH CAL
NEW ARRIVALS IN COLD MEATS, SALADS,
CHEESE, ETC, FOR QUICK MEALS
Minced Ham
French Souse
Corned Beef Loaf
Goterberg Dry Sausage
Baked Luncheon Loaf
Swift's Brookfield Sausage
Potato Chips
Imported Roquefort Cheese
Old York Str.te" Cheese
Red Rock Pimento Cheese'
Rainbow Cottage Cheese
Kippered Salmon
Potato Salad
Macaroni Salad
Milk, Cream and Whip Creain
Exceptional Value and Big Variety of
Cakes and Breads
Pattison Bros. Grocery
Phone Main 80
1MBLER
PERSONALS
A umlle on the nroHldont'D. fare thowo dayN In.il cheering raiily an
the onro of hi office neorn to weiKh with IwroawinK hoavlnoKN
upon hiN naturally .-Fnletnn dlKpoKlllon. . llut he liann't forjiotton how
to Fmllo. Thin ctono-iip prove that, c-iintdiiHlvoly, ;
Congress Is Growing Younger And
More Athletic; Many Golfers Listed
Washington. Apr.-1 1 (ap)
CofiKromi Ik Krowtuir yoLinjfor, -and
more athh'tlo, us timo pussosV (,
That f'pltrrainmatlcal r'oh)itlon
Ih attrlhutod hy mipportora of the
direct primary to the direct pri
mary, hy defenders of tho younfror
generation to the IncroHslnff Influ
vnvH of each Hiicce.odinK- younger
Konoratlon, hy others to the fact
-Wear-well Cord - Wear-well Balloon - Wentem Giant Cord - Western Giant Balloon -
"Westem AutoTires
meet every requirement of economy--They
last longer cost less
-and are Fully Guaranteed
SPECIAL
This Week
Combination Tire Iron
and Rim Wrench
Every hit houM Include
one or more of tho.e URful
todla. Mude rltcrit to uuiko
tlr chaiiKlnir, .Miiy. I'lil.
only I I C
Wear-well Balloons
Full balloon, of superior quiil
Ity. Koul to bnlltiotia .ellluK
at much higher luiirtl. liroad.
(Ut Head. biu.
FOR many years "Western Auto" has riven motor
ists of the West more tire value far their money.
Through all-round economy our Wear-well cords
and balloons and Western Giant cords and balloons
have earned enviable "West-wide" popularity. Our
prices are the lowest ever offered on such long-wearing,
standard quality tires, and with "Western Auto's"
ironclad fuarantee cf satisfaction, and our "ISO Store
Service" behind them, they are unquestionably the
greatest tire values of the day.
TIRES MOUNTED FREE
30x3V2 CI. Junior Cord S
Fresh Stock Fully Guaranteed
6$
SPECIAL
Thu Week
24x4.40 .
29x4.95 .
30x4.95...
0xC2S...
31x5.25...
30x5.77...
2x0.00.
....$8.45
..$11.85
$12.35
. $13.65
$13.95
$15.85
$16.95
$1.85
Kit
12 M
52 85
125
13. 3D
$35
for Commercial Lisa
Weetern Giant Truck Tire.
Maxalve throughout built
to carry the overload, are
the moat economical com
mercial tlrea made.
WearAvell Cords
Full over.lxe. full
wettfht vord ttree
xrlipln( tread, at
tirh'va ever.
.).
30x3 CI.
Reg. Size
303'i CI.
Reg. Site
30k3'j CI.
Overtixe
30x3' , 8. t.
Over.iie
31x4 8. 8.
Oversize
32x4 8. S.
Overtlze
93x4 S. G.
Over.iie
34x4 8. 8.
Overtiie
32x49 S. 8.
Oversize ...
standard
with road
the lowvitt
.... $6.35
.... $7.45
... $7.35
.. $9.65
.$11.85
.$12.45
$12.95
. $13.75
..$16.90
Western Giant Cords
Klnaslve cord, that glv. low
coat mileage. Heavy nn-ektd
Head. 8atlafactlou guaranteed.
Ha
se.sH net.
aue IL
SeaSH KMra
Otere II .
Xoi3e R. S.
OvvntM
st.4 A. s.
Oierette
m. ft. It.
Orerelae
Jl . S.
Ilmea
ItilH . s.
UtenUse
S.a4 II. S.
ftreilxe
J4i4V, ft. S.
Orerelea
.t a. a.
is a. s.
Itreratie...
Tire Sundries
ou.ranteed quality at money
saving prices.
Genuine 8ehrtdsr Tir. Gauge.
High pressure 11.15
Dalloan 11.35
Special truok aiz. Ili5
Genuine 8chradar Valv. Insidee
Boa of five 26o
Dill Valv. Insidee Box of flv...2So
-More than 150 Stores In the Ykst
WesternMito
supply Ca
1411V, Adams Ave.
Orcsron
La Grande
1
$8.50
19.75
$11.95
$15.35
$15.95
$16.85
$21.95
$22.85
$23.65
$29,85
$31.95
For
Cactus Boot
slaking friends because they
do the work. Hharp spines
trip Inside of tire at.d keep
hole from growing larger.
IH-lu. elxe. regular.
ly tl. epeclaJ at Olw
4-Inch .Ue reduced I1.SS to
uuly 83c
Western Giant Balloons
lxtr& heavy throughout, and
built to give extra mtletige for
leaa. Kvery tire guaracteedu
Un Lae lias.
SIM e.toa. lMa
t..4.44 $10.75 e.n
$15.35 .
suss... $15.85 .
II.4.M $16.90 tS.TS
sou.u $ 17.65 tut
1US.U $17.95
$20.85
stis.r $25.95 S4S4
$25.50 SCM
,.$28.75 SS.4S
$32.85 m
Your Conyenience
that, sevcrnl yonrs npo. nn nnuau
ully hlitfe niiinhrr of nifmhprn tiled
within a short period. ; Sointt even
go so fur us to miKKct thai It may
1h duo to the hprrudhiK popularity
of 'outdoor ' recreation j umorur
people In Kneral, und constitue'nts
In partlenhir. '
Whnteyer the cause, more mem
htirs of connrreHs, ami nottcea'hly of
the iseimtt!, where the uveruKe. uko
in tratlltionally hlghor than In tho
house, urn Interested now. In vari
ous fornm of exercise than ever bq
rore. With a lonpr recess ahead of
them, they can he expected to pay
more -attention to tho development
of their skill din-lntc tho spring and
summer than has fcn poAslhlo
flliK-o last fall.
t Many CsOlfei-s 1 ' ,,,'f
tl'ho majority, ot courJio, is made
up of jfoKers headed hy Vlco lresl-
I dent JiuweH, and IncludinrT-ut lenst
! one J te present atlve, - William " 31.
'Oliver, of Alalwma, - who shoots
ronslstently under Tennis, how
ever, Is represented, together "With
horeuhuck riding, hunting',': fishing,
KwiininiriK. walkliiK. Kymnasium ex
ftrelitefl dud the well-known "daily
dozen.".
Severul have notable athletic ca
reers behind them. Representative
IHinU 1 A. Heed, of New York,
prime-mover In tho organization.
hack In lt20, of the house Rymnn
' slum,' which is maintained through
1 privutO' subscriptions by members,
I was a football and wrestling star
at Cornell, where ho later served
for fifteen years as gridiron coach,
lie nlRO was coach of Tenii Slalo
for n'tirne, and Representative Al
hirt H. Vestal, of Indiana, one of
thosi who became interested In the
j gymnasium Idea, has given him
credit for restoring his henlth.
Senator Henry W. Keyes, of New
Hampshire, once was Uie stroke,
and later conch, of the Harvard
crew,-' while Senator Daniel I
Steck, of Iowa, and Jteprrsentatlve
Hamilton Klsh, Jr., of New York,
w ere celebrated football players.
Senator WUIluni K. Ilprah, of
. lMltl.nil (Special) Revival
meetings being held here every
night, are well attended. The Rev.
Nelson Knight is conducting the
meetings at the Imhler union hall.
Air. und Mrs. rap Tuttle wilt
soon move to their new house.
They are papering now.
Mr. and Mrs. Chick Cleaver have
moved to the MeGoldrlek house.
Mr. Rumm, of the I'nion Cream
ery company, was here Tuesday.
Torn I 'ago has been HI of the
"flu for several days, but is bet
ter now.
fleorge Knight, of Ilalley, Ida.,
visited his niece, Mrs. -Lucy Alien,
here Tuesday.
Mrs. T. M. Ruckmnn Is on I ho
sick list.
Mrs. lclln Nessly, Miss Affa
I'lerson nnd Rob Rnlmdeau, of l.a
flrnnde, visited at tho home of Mr.
Idaho, is one of the most widely
known horsemen: Senators Harry
R. Ha wen, of Missouri, nnd Hteck
share enthusiasm for hunting nnd
fishing, while the senate golfers
number Walter K. Edge, of New
Jersey; Frederick H. Oillett, of
Massachusetts: both Joneses, one
of New Mexico and the other of
Washington, and Joseph T. Robin
son, of Arkansas; the democratic
floor leader, among their ablest
pellet , .chasers. George Wharton
V pper, of l'ennsylvnnla, was the
leading exponent of strenuostty in
the form of tonnis during his term,
which ended with the last congress.
" Speaker l.ongworth Is a. hiker,
and so, after a fashion, is Repre
sentative Tilsou, when It Is consid
ered Unit ho lives two or three
miles from the cnpitol nnd walks
to, and from work whenever he is
not too pressed for time, or too de
pressed by 1 ho weather. Ho also
is 11 'Mnily dozen" devotee, likes
water spoils, and lists "wrestling
i with other congressmen" among
j his exercises.
Representative John N. Garner,
of Texas. Is a hunter by choice;
l-'iorello IT. I.aC.nardtn. of New
York, nn aviator: Kred A. Rrltlen,
of Illinois, a boxer; Isaac Racha
rach, of New Jersey, a yachtsman,
nnd Martin U lavey of Ohio, a
doctor of trees. In addition, the
house could produce a sizeable golf
tournament without ndmittlng any
of the secretaries, nnd It has be
come necessary to nild un indoor
fee to the gymnasium equipment
to satisfy the craving for dexterity.
'und Mrs. T. M. Ruckniun Monday.
Mra T. W. Ituckmnn. Miss JaN
ney Rowery nnd their mother, Mra
John'ltowery. of island City, vis
ited at the, home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
IT. M.
rr.ACin: to iunci;
SKW YORK Aa. Take it
from her buslrfess munugor, If
anylKHly tries to prevent I'euchea
from piorouetimK in u mcagu
lied at the. notnc 01 jir. -. rrom l"v,uu, ,l,"B "
T M. Ruckinan tho first of the J (.flr,. a ,-ouple ot wwki hence then
wt0j(i' will be injunctions. An apollo has
. 1 Knnrt nirtiod ror ner - iMieiner .
vveumBtiuy.
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For the Replacement
of Iodine Deficiency
Crackers Made Wuh
IODIZED Salt
Every bit as delicious as the regular Tru
Bake Crackers. The same dainty, slender
ized shape. The same rich, distinctive cracker
flavor. Just as crisp and just as flaky. With
the IODIZED health feature added. For the
children's sake, order IODIZED Tru-Bake
Crackers from your grocer.
Blue package with Orange Letters
Originated by the
I TfMejej.niasI TlSsaxasoaSfV eAeMM9Mtf
: a m. sev blmm s4s wt9i.Mi sajvAaassaaa -
Originators Also of Tru-BIu Honey-Sweetened Grahams !
I : Spokane Portland Seattle jj
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AM "Western
Auto" Store
Open Saturday
VmtilfP.M.
OLDEST SALT
5 r nt
When Adnilmls Sims, tberte
ami other Illustrious high com
mandcrs nf tho American nsvy
ot fhls deonde wvrt In tueJr
ywaUdUiujt ciotlH'9. 'harlm A.
HflMMky, brro tdioua Hh bis pet
pipe, was MtlUiiaj the .tvo t
with a rsptnlu'i braid on his
tOcrm. ( plain Sehciky U not
only tbo oldewt Uvligr nl of
floer bis 100 yrrs make lilm
nUo thn oldest Masoo. He's ft
lurtultrr of Ixxlgr Nn. 2. Phlla-drlphtn.
SERVEWEL GROCERS LIVE UP TO THEIR SLOGAN
OF QUALITY SERVICE STORES
We appreciate your business, and strive to please you at all
times. As Near As Your Telephone.
Saturday and Monday Features
COFFEE-
Maxwell House
The Taste Treat.
One Pound CO.1
can 3
Three Pound '
can
$1.52
I A DTI Carsten's Famous
8 Pound
pail
4 Pound
pail ''
Pure and Sweet.
$1.60
83c
BAKING POWDER-
1 Pound
can
2 12 Pound
can
5 Pound
can
Calumet
27c
64c
. .. $1.19
GRAPEFRUIT-
o
for
Thin Skinned
and Juicv.
" 27c
CORN-
2 No. 2
cans ,
12 cans
for
Preferred Stock
Tiny Kernel ,
35c
$2.00
FLOUR-
49 Pound
sack
1 Bbl.
(4 sacks) .
Drifted Snow Wash
ington Hard Wheat
$2.18
$8.64
CRACKERS- Fg"o Flakes
Caddy 47C
CELERY HEARTS- & ?
bunch 20c
HEAD LETTUCE- Sii
for
18c
STORE NUMBER 80
Phone Main 680
STORE NUMBER 82
Phone Main 515
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